by Susan Elizabeth Turek
A visit to a water treatment plant inspired a pair of Texas teenagers to develop a device to filter one of the most pervasive forms of
Mini-Review by Etienne de la Boetie2, of the Art of Liberty Foundation
This video has already been censored off YouTube so you know it is going to be good! In
By Pam Martens and Russ Martens
It is now one of the unspoken but immutable dictates on Wall Street: with each new banking crisis, the Federal Reserve will quickly create
Etienne Note: This should say: “US “Government’s” Botched Exit. The Military Industrial Complex needs to have credible enemies for the next war based on lies and manufactured intelligence. The
by Kit Klarenberg
In the first weeks of August, Britain was plunged into crisis, with incendiary far-riot rights sending towns and cities across the country spiralling into states of emergency.
by Jennifer Sweenie
Intermittent fasting has gained significant attention in recent years for its potential health benefits, including weight loss, improved metabolic health, and even longevity. As more and more
by Ana Maria Mihalcea, MD, PhD
In this important study, Dr Young Mi Lee with Dr Daniel Broudy describes her culture findings of Pfizer and Moderna Bioweapons. Many different studies
By Jennifer Block
For Cristina Hineman, the situation felt urgent: the 17-year-old needed treatment at Planned Parenthood, where she knew she wouldn’t be subjected to humiliating questions, or an
By Tyler Durden
What had been obvious "to the rest of us" for years, is finally official: late last night, shares of Warner Bros. Discovery, the parent of
By Currency Insider
American payment giants such as GooglePay and AmazonPay are reportedly aiming to participate in the Indian central bank’s digital currency pilot.
Top U.S. tech giants
By Tyler Durden
A school district in Maryland is finding out just how costly virtue signaling can wind up being.
Maryland’s largest school district in Montgomery County found out
By George Citroner
The internet drives news cycles and touches practically every aspect of our lives—from communicating with friends and family to finding a job. The current crop of