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Francis Angevine

Antidepressants Rarely Outperform Sugar Pills

STORY AT-A-GLANCE As of 2018, 13.2% — approximately 1 in 8 — of American adults over the age of 18 were on antidepressant medication, with more than twice as many women taking them (17.7%) than men (8.4%). Curiously, though, only 7.2% had actually been diagnosed with a major

Justin Trudeau: Ukraine War 'Absolutely Accelerating' End of Fossil Fuels

Far-left Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told the audience at a climate change event on Tuesday that he believed the escalation of the Russian invasion of Ukraine was “accelerating” the “energy transition” away from fossil fuels and towards a zero-carbon electric grid. Trudeau asserted that Europe’s heavy reliance on

Germany Keeping Nuclear Plants Open After All: Green Radicals Mad

Germany’s left-wing Chancellor has ordered that his country’s three remaining nuclear power plants be kept online beyond the end of this year in a move that has prompted outrage from climate crazies.

Russia DID mandate draftees be “vaccinated”…but they’ve just DROPPED that rule & that’s great news

As many of you know, four days ago the excellent Riley Waggaman spelled out, in clear detail, the painful history of Russia’s recent “vaccination” mandate for all Russians mobilized for combat in Ukraine. This solid piece was quickly slammed by Thomas Röper, a German writer living in Russia, who

Breitbart Business Digest: Many Americans Still Think Inflation Is Going Higher

How much does the American public trust the Federal Reserve when it says it will bring down inflation in the near-term? Public confidence in the Fed’s inflation-fighting ability matters because under most mainstream models of inflation—including those used by the Fed—the rate of price changes is largely

Florida Officials: Hurricane Ian Has Turned Electric Cars into Ticking Time Bombs

Electric vehicles have caught on fire in Florida after becoming waterlogged during Hurricane Ian, giving firefighters “a new challenge” they “haven’t faced before,” according to one Florida official.

India: Surge in Summary Punishments of Muslims

(New York) – The authorities in India are increasingly using summary and abusive punishments against Muslims deemed to have broken the law, Human Rights Watch said today.

Experiments Show How Difficult It Is to Infect Others with Influenza-Like Illnesses

Professor Carl Heneghan and Tom Jefferson highlighted how difficult it is for someone to transmit an influenza-like illness (“ILI”) to another person. They highlight experiments, or challenge studies, done long before Covid with rhinoviridae which causes common colds. “If you have followed these experiments and paid attention, just like the

Philippines: UN Rights Body Fails to Act

(Geneva) – The United Nations Human Rights Council dealt victims of human rights violations in the Philippines a serious blow by failing to pass a resolution that would ensure continued scrutiny of the country’s rights situation, Human Rights Watch said today. The council will end its 51st Session in Geneva