by Brenda Baletti, Ph.D. The Defender
This article was originally published by The Defender — Children’s Health Defense’s News & Views Website.
The U.S. Food and Drug
by Jen McCaffery, Brooke Nelson Alexander
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by Tyler Durden
U.S. Energy Generation by Source, 1950–2024
As seen in the video above, natural gas has experienced the most significant growth—rising from just 6.2
by Tyler Durden
The number of zombie homes - vacant properties abandoned by owners during the foreclosure process - rose in 30 U.S. states and the District of Columbia
by Dana Anderson, redfin.com
More than $330 billion worth of listings have been sitting on the market for 60 days or longer. Rising inventory and slow homebuying demand is
By Andy Corbley, goodnewsnetwork.org
One of the nation’s largest homebuilders have created a community of entirely wildfire-resilient homes to help reduce homebuyers’ risks of loss if another Palisades
Dear Subscribers,
I published a funny Friday video of police accountability activist and YouTuber James Freeman going to a City Hall to investigate organized crime activity. James explains to the
by Marcella Piper-Terry
Note: This article is about tetanus. There is no such thing as a “tetanus shot” anymore. The manufacturers stopped making the single tetanus shot in 2012. Since
by Mikkel Thorup
The Canadian government just published a foresight report titled Future Lives: Social Mobility in Question. It’s framed like an academic thought experiment, forecasting a hypothetical Canada
by SerpentZA and Adrian Bonthuys
Streamer Winston Sterzl, known on Youtube as Serpentza, is a white man from South Africa who grew up on his father’s small reptile zoo.
by europeanconservative.com
On Tuesday, May 27th, a 73-year-old Bavarian pensioner was notified that he was to start his 75-day prison sentence by June 5th. His crime? Two posts on
by ironcountynews.org
“You cannot control your own population by force, but it can be distracted by consumption.” – Noam Chomsky
I. Understanding the Quote
Noam Chomsky’s observation cuts to
