A Return to Business as Usual in Sudan?
Over the past three weeks, despite an internet shutdown and disruptions in mobile and text based communications, protesters in Sudan have found ways for their chants challenging the military’s Oct.
Clara Steitz
College Students Shocked by Thanksgiving Inflation Admit Americans Were Better Off Under Trump
Students in Washington, DC were shocked to hear about this year’s Thanksgiving inflation, and said that Americans were better off under former President Donald Trump.
Coven Affairs #1: Cacao, Sea Moss, and More
Coven Affairs is a weekly recap of all events occurring within The Alchemist’s Kitchen’s space
Your Iron Levels Could Be a Key to Slow Aging and Long Life
Iron is an essential nutrient, integral to hundreds of biological functions including oxygen transport, DNA synthesis and energy metabolism.
Republican Donors' Economist: Immigration Can Offset Risks in Foreign Trade
U.S.investors cannot safely invest in many poor countries, so the countries’ populations should migrate to the United States, a Republican-aligned economist said.
Spirit, Textron Would Lose Big with Biden's Federal Vax Mandate
Spirit AeroSystems and Textron could be “the most hit” among the United States aerospace and defense companies and “face the loss of several employees” if President Joe Biden’s federal vaccine mandate goes into effect, according to a Wednesday Reuters report. “Spirit and Textron would bear the brunt as a
Can Sacred Earth Medicines Help Cultivate Gratitude?
Sacred earth medicines like psilocybin and ayahuasca, contain a regenerative, mind-expanding nature.
Sorry England: Amazon to Stop Accepting Visa Credit Cards Issued in UK
E-commerce giant Amazon recently announced that it will no longer accept payments made with Visa credit cards issued in the UK, blaming the decision on high fees.
GOP Rep. Jason Smith: Dems Loved the CBO on Trump's Tax Bill, Now They're Trying to Discredit It
On Tuesday’s broadcast of the Fox Business Network’s “Kudlow,” House Budget Committee Ranking Member Jason Smith (R-MO) stated that Democrats touted the Congressional Budget Office’s score of former President Donald Trump’s tax bill, but are now trying to preemptively discredit the CBO’s scoring of the
How a Bacterium Can Spread Abnormal Cell Growth
The diagnosis of cancer can trigger strong emotions of fear, anger, anxiety and sadness. The National Cancer Institute estimates 606,520 people will die from cancerin 2020, or 1,661 people each day.
COP26 Is Over – What’s Next for Forests, Coal, and Fossil Fuel Finance?
The Glasgow climate summit (COP26) produced a new global pact—as well as a bilateral agreement between the United States and China and a host of multilateral declarations—committing governments to take increasingly ambitious steps to address the climate crisis. But, while pointing in the right direction, the commitments fall
Saving Capitalism or Saving the Planet?
The UK government’s Behavioural Insights Team helped to push the public towards accepting the COVID narrative, restrictions and lockdowns.
Alzheimer’s Awareness Month: Mushrooms For Brain Health
In 1983, President Ronald Reagan appointed November as National Alzheimer’s Awareness Month.Today, we are still seeking ways to improve how to treat and prevent the disease from developing.
Exclusive: Stefanik Demands Biden Protect Oil Pipeline, $20 Billion Output
Republican Conference Chair Elise Stefanik (R-NY) on Wednesday demanded President Biden protect the Line 5 oil pipeline from closure in a letter exclusively obtained by Breitbart News.
EU: Artificial Intelligence Regulation Threatens Social Safety Net
(Brussels) – The European Union’s plan to regulate artificial intelligence is ill-equipped to protect people from flawed algorithms that deprive them of lifesaving benefits and discriminate against vulnerable populations, Human Rights Watch said in report on the regulation released today.
The European Parliament should amend the regulation to better protect