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The possible outbreak could harm US cattle herds. Department of Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins dispatched a sharp letter to Mexican authorities on April 26, threatening to halt some imports of cows, horses, and bison as early as April 30 unless Mexico cooperated in stopping a potential infestation of New World screwworm (NWS). Critics who object … Read more
Questions have long been raised about the possible connection between Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRIs) and violent crimes such as mass shootings at schools. Evidence that these antidepressants can contribute to violent behaviors, including suicide, has not prevented their widespread use – but a new recent Tennessee law may soon change that. The state will … Read more
Klaus Schwab, aged 87, has abruptly withdrawn as the head of the World Economic Forum (WEF). Peter Brabeck-Letmathe, former CEO of Nestlé, a longtime member of the WEF and Schwab’s deputy, has accepted appointment as the interim chairman pending selection of a permanent successor at the controversial globalist forum. The interim director’s past echoes growing … Read more
The US Supreme Court heard arguments on April 22 in the case of Mahmoud v. Taylor concerning whether Maryland parents’ constitutional rights were infringed when they were denied the ability to opt their children out of instruction about gay and transgender themes. The case centers on the religious liberties of Muslims and other faith traditions to be … Read more
A recent study reveals the devotion of George Soros to fomenting social unrest over climate change to further his personal vision to craft a New World Order. As the far left launches extremist attacks against Tesla owners to protest the influence of Elon Musk, Soros lurks behind the NGO scenes, showering left-wing activist groups with … Read more
Toxic household exposures can’t be cured by SSRIs Many media outlets roundly criticized Bobby Kennedy for suggesting SSRIs are harmful to children. Yet scientific evidence increasingly supports that a brain chemical imbalance does not cause depression and that antidepressants are only marginally curative. A recent study now suggests depression may be caused or aggravated by … Read more
Surging live cattle prices reflect the fundamental economic adage that reduced supplies drive up prices as long as demand remains firm. Americans are not giving up their passion for hamburgers and T-bones anytime soon, and the nation’s beef herd has shrunk to its lowest level in decades. This is good news for farmers, but they, … Read more
US District Court Judge James Boasberg garnered national attention over his thwarted efforts to block President Donald Trump from deporting alleged Venezuelan gang members. Now, Boasberg is presiding over an unprecedented antitrust action by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), which asserts that Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg violated the law through his Meta empire. The lawsuit … Read more
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was confirmed as Secretary of Health and Human Services on Feb. 13, less than two months ago, and the barrage of name-calling and rebukes challenging his controversial nomination has followed the indefatigable attorney at every subsequent step. During his run for US president, this scion of America’s iconic political dynasty wisely … Read more
The popular genetic testing company 23andMe has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy as its stock price plunges to under a dollar and states’ attorneys counsel citizens to delete their sensitive DNA and personal data. The dramatic legal maneuver draws scrutiny of potential industry risks to the security of personal information and the viability of the … Read more
The ongoing head-butting between President Trump and DC District Court Judge James Boasberg over executive power to deport illegal immigrants associated with the vicious Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua came to a head before the US Supreme Court on April 7 in Trump v. J.G.G. A battle of egos has overshadowed a legal conflict over the due … Read more
The grim side effects of Musk Derangement Syndrome and accompanying TDS Burning, vandalizing, and even defecating on Tesla EVs have become commonplace despite cameras that capture culprits in the act. Such brazen behaviors are endorsed and encouraged, embracing lawlessness as a moral good. Vietnam War protesters were not this extreme, and their goal was more … Read more
Louisiana has found itself repeatedly in the gerrymandering hot seat. Gerrymandering refers to efforts to favor one political party in the drawing of voting district lines, but racial prejudices – or favoritism – also can influence such actions. Louisiana’s effort to carry out judicial demands that it create a second state voting district to ensure … Read more
The April 5 deadline for TikTok’s China-based parent company, ByteDance, to divest its holdings or be shut down revives a controversial battle. Free speech advocates and millions of American TikTok users who practically have a codependent relationship with the video-sharing app are facing off with national security concerns and impacts on children’s mental health. Will … Read more
First Amendment liberties for free speech vs criminal action teeter in the litigation balance for the international environmental organization Greenpeace. The 501(c)(4) nonprofit just incurred a massive jury verdict exceeding $660 million for allegedly defaming and inciting illegal behavior against Energy Transfer, the corporate developer of the Dakota Access Pipeline. The activist entity’s fiscal survival … Read more
The idea of delighted chickens clucking freely in verdant pastures and picking at grubs may appeal to American consumers and food rights activists. However, suggesting that the “cage-free” label liberates egg layers from industrial confinement is a marketing illusion. Birds are provided a little more space, but the health benefits for poultry are unproven, while … Read more
Drone technology used to see what God/Nature already knew Hailed as “the beginning of a new era” and “a revolutionary way to improve agriculture,” scientists have employed Artificial Intelligence (AI) to monitor potato harvests and discover which soil microbes best feed crops. The circular irony here is that technological advances affirm that Creation is the … Read more
Regulatory pincers, foreign and domestic. The European Union (EU) is facing off with the United States over tariffs, war with Russia, and increased regulations governing corporations doing business on the continent. Some claim globalist NGOs exert undue influence over modern Europe through the union: Pending laws that seek to impose environmental and social rules on … Read more
Attempt to regulate homeschooling faces furious opposition. Once considered the exception rather than the rule, more parents are choosing a homeschooling education over public schools as the best path for their children. A recent Illinois initiative, however, would compel registration of parents who teach their children outside the government’s oversight, revealing the popularity of what … Read more
Once considered the exception rather than the rule, more parents are choosing a homeschooling education over public schools as the best path for their children. A recent Illinois initiative to compel registration of parents who teach their children outside of the government’s oversight reveals the swelling popularity of what has become a parental movement across … Read more