Could Mushrooms Be the Key to Improving Immunity?
Mushrooms, long valued for their medicinal properties, are being explored as tools to boost immunity and fight viruses, including SARS-CoV-2.
Clara Steitz
Pinkerton: Biden's Green New Deal = China First
The Biden Plan to Squeeze the Middle Class In a December 1 tweet, Sen.Mike Braun (R-IN) got right to the point: A year ago America was energy independent.
Human Rights Watch Mourns Loss of Dewa Mavhinga
(Johannesburg) – Human Rights Watch is heartbroken to report the sudden death of Dewa Mavhinga, Southern Africa director at Human Rights Watch and beloved colleague to many activists across the human rights movement. Mavhinga was known not just for his passion, commitment, and leadership on human rights but above all for
Toxicologist Warns Against COVID Jabs
Janci Chunn Lindsay, Ph.D., is a molecular biologist and toxicologist and director of toxicology and molecular biology for Toxicology Support Services LLC.
Biden Administration Blames Omicron Variant for Supply Chain Woes
The Biden administration on Wednesday blamed the Omicron coronavirus variant for continued economic supply chain woes.
IOC Doubles Down on Losing China Strategy
“We have taken a very human and person-centred approach to her situation,” the International Olympics Committee (IOC) said in a December 2 statement, revealing it had held a second closed call with Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai. Meanwhile, Peng has not spoken publicly since November 2, when she took to
France Should Stop Selling Arms to the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia
This week, French President Emmanuel Macron will visit the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia and Qatar, with a large delegation of French ministers and major business executives.
Killer Robots: Negotiate New Law to Protect Humanity
(Washington, DC, December 1, 2021) – Governments should agree to open negotiations on a new treaty to retain meaningful human control over the use of force, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today. Countries will be meeting at the United Nations in Geneva in December 2021 to decide whether
A Month of Fires in Thantlang, Myanmar
Since October 29, numerous fires have severely damaged Thantlang, a remote town in Myanmar’s northwestern Chin State.
Guatemalan Journalists Protest Attacks on Media
November 30 marks Guatemalan Journalist’s Day, established in 1972 to honor the “vital role” journalists serve in the country.
Cardin: 'We Need to Accelerate' Getting Off Fossil Fuels Because Oil Price Is Manipulated by Other Countries
On Saturday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “Alex Witt Reports,” Sen.
Forget Supply Chain: Beanie Babies CEO Sends 150 Planes to China
He is not Santa Claus, but Ty Warner is trying to save Christmas from the supply chain crisis by flying across the globe to make sure his Beanie Babies will be under the tree on December 25.
The Magical Thinking and Dangers of Masks
Are you prepared to wear masks forever? Some are, but their positive attitude toward masks is a likely result of deceptive and misleading information.
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.
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.