Why One Researcher Says EMFs Might Amplify Other Toxins
Most of us think about environmental risk in neat, separate boxes: air pollution over here, pesticides over there, wifi/cell signals somewhere in the background. Dr. Ronald N. Kostoff’s big claim is that real life doesn’t work that way—because we’re exposed to a soup of stressors at the same time, and …
New Minnesota Shooting Triggers Federal Emergency Threat
Minneapolis has erupted in tensions once again after a federal law enforcement officer shot a man in the leg Wednesday night during an immigration enforcement action, prompting protests and a heightened federal response. The shooting is the second involving federal immigration agents in the city in about a week, following …
Sweden’s Elder Care Rape Scandal
Sweden is confronting a disturbing reality that challenges one of the country’s most cherished assumptions: that the welfare state’s care system is, by default, a place of safety. A recent compilation of police reports indicates that nearly 400 rapes of women over age 60 have been reported to Swedish police …
Internet and Cell Networks Shut Down Amid Widespread Iran Protests
Iranian authorities have moved to restrict internet and cellular access across major cities as anti-government protests continue to spread nationwide, a tactic widely viewed as an effort to disrupt coordination among demonstrators and control the flow of information leaving the country. Reports from inside Iran indicate intermittent to near-total shutdowns …
Iran at the Precipice: History, Moral Clarity, and the World’s Deafening Silence
President Trump’s call this week for Iranian protesters to seize control of their own institutions was jarring to some and galvanizing to others. “Iranian Patriots, KEEP PROTESTING – TAKE OVER YOUR INSTITUTIONS!!!” he wrote, halting diplomatic engagement and warning Tehran that accountability is coming. Whatever one thinks of the rhetoric, …
Senate HELP Committee Schedules Hearing on Mifepristone Restrictions
A Republican-led Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) Committee is preparing to hold a hearing focused on the abortion drug mifepristone, reopening a contentious debate over federal drug regulation, medical authority, and patient autonomy. Mifepristone, which has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for more than …
U.S. Overhauls Childhood Vaccine Recommendations
In early January 2026, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced a major revision to the federal childhood immunization schedule, reducing the number of diseases for which all children are routinely recommended to receive vaccinations. The changes, justified …
House Oversight Escalates Epstein Probe After Clintons Refuse to Testify
The House Oversight and Accountability Committee is moving toward a confrontation with two of the most prominent figures in modern American politics after Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton declined to comply with congressional subpoenas tied to the committee’s investigation into convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Committee Chairman James Comer announced …
Minnesota sues Trump admin over ICE operations
Minnesota state officials and the cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul filed a federal lawsuit on Monday against the Trump administration and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), seeking to halt expansive federal immigration enforcement operations sweeping the Twin Cities. The legal action comes amid nationwide debate over immigration policy, …
Supreme Court Poised to Uphold State Bans in Women’s Sports
The debate over sex-segregated sports has reached a decisive stage in the American legal system, and all signs suggest that the Supreme Court of the United States may soon affirm the authority of states to restrict women’s sports to biological females. At the center of the issue are laws passed …
Why Did NYC Just Pull the Plug on Federal Gang Monitoring?
New York City’s newly inaugurated mayor, Zohran Mamdani, has sparked debate among law-enforcement officials and federal authorities after revoking a city executive order that had granted federal agencies expanded monitoring powers inside Rikers Island jail complex. Executive Order Repeal on Day One On January 1, 2026, Mamdani signed a sweeping …
After Taking Maduro, Washington Starts Rewriting Venezuela Policy
In a historic shift following the dramatic capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, the United States has dispatched a diplomatic delegation to Venezuela to begin exploratory talks on restoring formal relations between the two nations. On Friday, a small team of U.S. diplomats and diplomatic security personnel traveled to Venezuela …
Meta Bets on Nuclear Power to Feed AI’s Explosive Energy Appetite
Meta is making one thing unmistakably clear: artificial intelligence isn’t just a software race anymore—it’s an energy race. This week, the Facebook parent unveiled a sweeping nuclear-power strategy that would position it as an anchor customer for both new reactor development and expanded output from existing nuclear plants across the …
America’s Food Freedom Revolt Just Took a Major Step
In a decisive vote that could reshape how Americans think about food regulation, the New Hampshire House of Representatives has passed HB396 by a wide 214–119 margin, legalizing the in-state sale of custom-slaughtered red meat directly from farmers to consumers. At the heart of the bill is a simple but …
Internet, phone lines cut out after protests spread across Iran
Iran’s government moved to sever internet and phone access across large parts of the country as anti-government protests spread from Tehran into smaller cities and rural towns, a step widely seen as an attempt to blunt coordination and limit images of unrest reaching the outside world. The demonstrations intensified after …
“Dr Gavin Ashenden – Worship, Warning, and Protection: Events Following the Birth of Christ”
“In this fourth installment of the series on the Christmas narrative, Peter discusses Jesus’ birth and early life with Dr. Gavin Ashenden. The conversation examines the visit of the Magi, King Herod’s reaction, and the Holy Family’s flight to Egypt, drawing on biblical texts from Matthew and exploring their historical, …
“Rev Chris Wickland – The Birth of the Messiah: Light in Bethlehem”
“Reverend Chris Wickland discusses the birth of Christ as described in Luke chapter 2, including its fulfillment of prophecies from Micah and other Old Testament passages. He shares his personal background, from a youth involved in witchcraft to leading a network of churches, and draws connections between the Nativity story …
“Dr Sebastian Gorka – Trump’s Triumphs: Obliterating Cartels, Muslim Brotherhood & Global Threats”
“Dr. Sebastian Gorka, former Deputy Assistant to President Trump, returns to discuss the administration’s efforts in counter-terrorism, including the designation of the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization and actions against drug cartels. He also addresses economic policies through tariffs and investments, media bias exemplified by the BBC, and the …
“Bishop Ceirion Dewar – The Silence is Broken: Events Leading Up to the Messiah’s Birth”
“Bishop Ceirion Dewar discusses the New Testament narratives surrounding the birth of Jesus, including the angelic announcements to Zechariah and Mary, their responses of faith and doubt, and the connections to Old Testament prophecies that underscore God’s plan of redemption. Bishop Ceirion Dewar serves as Missionary Bishop in the Confessing …
“Ben Habib – Advance UK: Restoring Pride, Political Principles and British Identity”
“Ben Habib, leader of Advance UK, discusses the party’s recent registration with the Electoral Commission, the importance of local councillors in grassroots politics, critiques of rival parties like Reform UK, and Advance UK’s structure emphasizing principled governance. Topics also include policies on supporting motorists, cancelling net zero targets, economic reform …