This article was originally published by Ramon Tomey at Natural News.  The U.S. has a history of secret and unethical medical and military experiments, including radiation exposure, biological warfare tests, and deliberate infections, often conducted without consent. Key examples include the 1932 Tuskegee Syphilis Study (withholding treatment from Black men), the 1940 malaria experiments…

Israel has released a plan to seize large areas of the Gaza Strip, according to Defense Minister Israel Katz. Efforts to take the sections by force from Palestine have left more than 50,000 Palestinians dead, according to reports from the Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza. Officials at hospitals inside the Palestinian territory said Israeli…

Under the new health agency, Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has vowed to lay off at least 10,000 people from federal agencies to cut costs. The current administration has made good on that promise and fired staff who were working on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s bird flu response.…

This article was originally published by Tyler Durden at ZeroHedge.  For decades, the idea that Germany’s gold reserves—some of the largest in the world—might not be safe in the vaults of the New York Federal Reserve would have seemed like the stuff of conspiracy theories. But as the political landscape shifts in Washington—and questions have…

This article was originally published by James Bovard at The Mises Institute.  On March 25, six masked federal agents seized a Turkish graduate student on the streets of Somerville, Massachusetts. Rumeysa Ozturk—who was wearing a hajib—is a Fulbright scholar working on a doctorate at Tufts University. She was abducted and vanished into the maw of…

This article was originally published by Cassie B. at Natural News.  Zelensky rejects U.S. demands to classify past aid as repayable debt and refuses a mineral rights deal, escalating tensions with Trump. Trump warns of “big, big problems” if Ukraine reneges, signaling a major rift in U.S.-Ukraine relations. The U.S. sought 50% revenue…

Bird flu could be on the cusp of transmitting to humans, according to disease forecasters. Recent animal outbreaks of a subtype called H5N1 have been particularly troubling to scientists, and the warning of avian influenza’s potential jump to humans remains ongoing. Although human infections from H5N1 have been relatively rare, there have been a little more…

This article was originally published by Artis Shepherd at The Mises Institute.  Berkshire Hathaway—the investment holding company run by Warren Buffett for the last sixty years—released its much-awaited annual report in late February. In the report, Buffett himself delved into the topic of capitalism and America’s relationship thereto. Early in the preamble to the report, Buffett hints…

This article was originally published by Roman Tomey at Natural News.  An Ontario judge dismissed a lawsuit by Dan Hartman, whose 17-year-old son Sean died after receiving Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine, stating the government has no “private law duty of care” for injuries caused by public health decisions. The ruling emphasized that Health Canada’s pandemic…

The current United States president, Donald Trump, is allegedly “not joking” about a third term as ruler. He has hinted at constitutional workarounds to bypass the two-term limit. Trump told NBC News in an interview on Sunday that there are “methods” available to him to pursue another presidential run, despite the Constitution’s two-term limit on the presidency.…