Over the years we have written approximately seventy investigative articles specifically dealing with vaccination, with cited scientific studies, to expose the poor science about vaccine efficacy and safety, blatant misinformation, media propaganda and the politicization of national health policies.
There was no October surprise on the equity market front, in fact, quite the opposite.
In life there are a few certainties. Among these certainties are death, taxes, and central banks.
A looming shortage of liquefied natural gas (LNG) worldwide and a reduction in output by OPEC+ have thrust the world into "the first truly global energy crisis", Fatih Birol, executive director of the International Energy Agency (IEA) said in a 25 October speech during the Singapore International Energy Week.
Right now, anybody with an idea for a great painting can use natural language to instruct an AI assistant to create their masterpiece.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has been one of the Biden administration’s most outspoken critics of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Another $50 billion aid package for Ukraine is being discussed in Congress just before the Midterms that—if passed—would bring total U.S. support for Ukraine to over $115 billion.
The National Center for Education Statistics released the “Nation’s Report Card” on Monday and found a significant drop in reading and math scores—but reports blamed the “COVID pandemic”—not braindead lockdowns that damaged an entire generation of students.
A suit brought by fired workers in New York City for not getting COVID vaccines, has resulted in the state’s Supreme Court reinstating all employees who were fired.
London-based Botanical Water Technologies (BWT) has partnered with Ingomar Packing Co., one of the chief U.S. processors of tomatoes, to test BWT’s method of harvesting water from tomatoes.