Is Your Tap Water Making You Sick?
Drinking water may be treated with a variety of chemicals, which create intermediaries and disinfection byproducts.
Clara Steitz
From Corrupted to Trusted: Shifting Perceptions of the FDA
This article was written by John Roulac and originally published here .
Independent investigation into Kazakhstan killings, torture a priority
Kazakhstan’s government has said repeatedly that it is investigating the recent violence and unrest that led to the deaths of at least 227 people, including 19 security force members, thousands of arrests, and reports of torture and mistreatment. It is in the government’s interest for the grave human
Without Magnesium, Vitamin D Supplementation May Backfire
STORY AT-A-GLANCE This article was previously published March 12, 2018, and has been updated with new information.
Ecuador Should Ensure Abortion Access in Rape Cases
Lucía was 15 when a stranger raped her as she walked home from school.
Iraq Detains More than 1,000 Children as ISIS Suspects
Iraqi authorities detained over 1,000 children, some as young as nine years old, last year on national security charges, primarily for suspected links with the Islamic State (ISIS), according to a new United Nations report. Although ISIS attacks have dropped considerably since the group lost most of its territory
Tanzania Ends Ban of Four Newspapers
Tanzania’s Minister for Information, Nape Nnauye, said in a recent meeting with editors that the government has lifted the ban on the Mseto, Mawio, Mwanahalisi, and Tanzania Daima newspapers.
The Government is Failing London’s Homeless Children
Ruth and her then 6-year-old daughter abruptly became homeless when their landlord evicted them from their London flat in 2012 to convert the property into a large house.
'Day Without Immigrants' Amnesty Protests Fall Flat
A much-touted “Day Without Immigrants” strike by illegal migrants Monday failed to have any economic impact, largely because illegals move to the United States to work, often on behalf of their families at home, or to pay off the employers who pay their smuggling bills. “Nearly 100 people gathered at
Nutmeg: The Herb for Warmth and Sensuality
Most of us are familiar with the intensely fragrant, woodsy-sweet Nutmeg (Myristica fragrans).
Blood Clots May Be the Root Cause of All Heart Disease
STORY AT-A-GLANCE In this interview, repeat guest Dr.
COVID-19 Round Table in DC With Sen. Ron Johnson
STORY AT-A-GLANCE Two years into the pandemic, the confusion, contradictions and censorship that have plagued the response since the early days continues.
8 Things to Do When People Get on Your Nerves
You may be able to brush off the frustration caused by others at first.
Is there something more sinister than money behind the “new HIV” scare?
Although any “public health crisis” is big bucks for big pharma, the drive behind a “new AIDS variant” maybe more than greed
Gruesome Femicide in Iran
Headlines about the beheading of 17-year-old Ghazaleh (Mona) Heydari shook Iranian society on Saturday.