November 20, 2023
In a total reversal of its policies only a year ago, the U.S. Army is asking soldiers who were kicked out for refusing COVID vaccines to come back. This, coupled with the fact that the percentage of young Americans who are physically fit and...
Thanksgiving for individuals and family members who have been taking the drug Ozempic to address obesity and diabetes most likely will be a little different this year, Bloomberg reports, as one effect of the drug is as an appetite suppressant....
November 16, 2023
You are formally invited to an exclusive and intimate gathering with one of the most influential voices of our time, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. This private event is your chance to support a worthy cause, listen to his insightful wisdom and engage in...
Despite a growing block of opposition to it, the European Union has voted to give glyphosate another 10 years of life for use with crops grown with chemicals like Roundup. Originally a Monsanto product, Bayer now owns Roundup, along with billions of...
A freelance investigative journalist is questioning vaccine maker Pfizer for the company’s apparent lack of concern about properly informing pregnant women of possible risks encountered with the new RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) vaccine....
A Canadian reservist who posted videos to social media depicting him in uniform should be court martialed for mutiny, according to the prosecutor, Maj. Ben Richard, who says the accused, James Topp, should not have used his uniform and military rank...
November 15, 2023
Emergency rooms around the world are overloaded and understaffed, and patients are paying the price. Specifically, the cost is death for those over the age of 75 if they’re unlucky enough to have to spend the full night in the ER before...
Bloggers and social media influencers posting promotions on sugar consumption and the safety of the artificial sweetener aspartame found warning letters from the Federal Trade Commission in their mailboxes this week, the FTC reported. The letters...
November 13, 2023
Texas employers will no longer be allowed to mandate COVID-19 shots as a condition of employment, thanks to a new law passed by the Texas legislature and signed by the governor. Gov. Greg Abbott signed the bill November 10, 2023. The law also...
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