by Mike Allen, Jim VandeHei
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is doing something no tech titan has ever done: He’s publishing a detailed blueprint for how government should tax, regulate
by Kurt Nimmo
It was a few minutes past five in the morning on Easter Sunday, April 5 when President Trump, with all the élan of a drunken sailor suffering
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by The Liberty Lookout
In my haste to publish Part 10 on household cleaning and personal care products, I neglected to mention an important contamination vector most are not aware
by Steve Kirsch
Executive summary
If the childhood vaccines are so safe, why isn’t there any doctor in the world confident enough to prove it on themselves? This is
By Prof Michel Chossudovsky and Yuri Rubtsov
Below an Introductory Article by Michel Chossudovsky, followed by Yuri Rubtsov’s article entitled
History: Hitler was Financed by the Federal Reserve and
by David Hambling
In any discussion of drone defense, Gatling-type guns are often presented as a trump card. These rapid-fire weapons, originally developed to defend U.S. warships against sea-skimming
by Simplicius
Two weeks ago we had seen arch-neocon Robert Kagan making surprising comments to fellow neocon grandee Bill Kristol about Israel essentially being a burden to the US. This
By Donna Hancock
Your WiFi is constantly painting a spatial picture of your home, and until recently, nobody was reading it. It turns out the same radio waves carrying your
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by Darby Jones
Naked shorting is killing America.
I stacked this one against the 10 largest thefts in human history as my measuring stick.¹ At a trillion dollars, it sits
by Food Babe
Years ago I started investigating the differences between food products sold in America versus Europe, and what I found really opened my eyes to how much Americans
