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A Legacy of Corruption in the FDA and Big Pharma

Our healthcare system is broken, a fact nobody would have disputed in precovid days. Regulatory capture is a reality, and the pharmaceutical industry is fraught with examples. Yet we trusted private-public partnerships to find an optimal solution to a global pandemic, assuming a crisis would bring out the best in historically corrupt institutions.

Biden Orders ‘Sweeping,’ ‘Unprecedented’ Vaccine Mandates for Millions of Americans, Politicians Vow to Fight Back

President Biden on Thursday laid out a plan to boost vaccination numbers that includes vaccine mandates for all federal contractors, healthcare workers and businesses with more than 100 employees — who face thousands in fines if they don’t comply.

Big chill for climate doom: Arctic Sea ice is expanding

Current readings freeze countdown to planet's demise.

Recall the California Ideology

A careening Golden State is heading for a colossal train wreck. Voters will have to pick between the incompetent engineer or the private passenger rushing into the cab to get the engine back on track.

PayPal to acquire Japanese “buy now, pay later” firm Paidy for $2.7 billion

Nasdaq: PYPL) agreed to acquire Paidy, a Japanese installment payments enabler, for around $2.7 billion.

NIH Began Study on Vaccine Safety For Pregnant Women AFTER Many Moms Had Taken The Jab

'However, we lack robust, prospective clinical data on vaccination in these populations'

National Park Removes “Glaciers Will Be Gone by 2020” Signs

Establishment narrative debunked once again

Biden’s energy-climate agenda facing 5 big problems

'Oil obviously has no alternative'

Why Biden Has Decided to Lift Veil of Secrecy on 9/11 Inquiry Papers 20 Years After Tragedy

The US Justice Department is expected to release several batches of documents related to the 9/11 terror attacks in the next six months. The first batch is due to be declassified no later than 11 September 2021. Here we examine what has prompted the Biden administration's move.

US will take in 50,000 Afghan refugees and spend up to $2,275 on EACH for housing, food and sending their children to school

The US will take in around 50,000 Afghan refugees and spend up to $2,275 on each for housing, food and sending children to school.

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