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Are Sardines Good for You?

Most people think of sardines as old-fashioned pantry food, but the truth is far more powerful. Aside from being versatile and budget-friendly, they're one of the healthiest foods you can easily purchase. Sardines offer bioavailable protein

As The Last Bell Tolls 2 (Documentary)

Last year, we shared the documentary ‘As The Last Bell Tolls’. At the time, we were uncertain who had made the documentary. On 7 June, we received an email with a link to Part 2 of the documentary. Accompanying a link to the new documenta

Modern Studies Support the Benefits of This Ancient Herb

Long before conventional medical practices existed, people turned to herbal remedies to cure their health problems. In India, there's one highly revered herb that's considered a go-to remedy for nearly every medical problem, including cough

Global Greening: The truth they don’t want you to know

Researchers in Spain have found “robust quantitative evidence” of widespread global greening, with a significant portion of the Earth’s land surface showing measurable increases in vegetation cover over the last 40 years. The rate of greeni

Autism is not determined by genes

The current understanding of the relationship between genes and autism is incomplete and misleading. The search for the gene that predisposes people to autism is part of a broader genetic and genomic research industry that received over $8

From the start, Jesuits understood the power of psychology as a tool for control

The Jesuit order, founded by Ignatius Loyola in 1534, has a complex and secretive structure that exerts significant influence over global policy, with some critics viewing it as a force of geopolitical warfare. The order’s spiritual exercis

Tariffs: Trade Or Structural Change?

President Trump’s Liberation Day on 2 April and subsequent multiple tariff actions have been highly controversial. Supporters expect economic revival, while opponents predict a disaster and fret over the end of globalisation. The US Court o

World Environment Day Spotlights Communities Fighting Climate Crisis

World Environment Day 2025 arrives amid a barrage of sobering news. Key developments around the world, however, offer a reminder that the global fight for environmental human rights is waged in frontline communities as well as in legislativ

Yemen: US Strikes on Port an Apparent War Crime

(Beirut) – US military strikes on the Ras Issa Port in Hodeidah, Yemen, on April 17, 2025, caused dozens of civilian casualties and significant damage to port infrastructure, Human Rights Watch said today. The attack should be investigated

Sudan: Armed Forces Airstrikes in South Darfur

(Nairobi, June 4, 2025) – The Sudanese Armed Forces used unguided air-dropped bombs to carry out attacks in residential and commercial neighborhoods in Nyala, South Darfur in early February 2025, Human Rights Watch said today. The indiscrim

‘Children’s Health Solutions’ discusses anxiety, ADD, ADHD and vaccine injuries in children

Below is a podcast series which focuses on health and well-being solutions for children. Over four episodes, Million Activating Miracles discusses childhood anxiety, autism, ADD and ADHD, vaccine injuries, and natural and affordable treatm

Ukraine: Russia Using Drones to Attack Civilians

(Kyiv, June 3, 2025) – Russian forces have repeatedly used drones to attack civilians and civilian objects in Kherson city in southern Ukraine, serious violations of the laws of war, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today. Russi

Niger: Six Month-Long Arbitrary Detention of Human Rights Defender Moussa Tiangari Must End

(Nairobi) – Niger’s authorities should immediately release civil society activist and human rights defender Moussa Tiangari and stop using terrorism-related charges to silence dissent, Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, the Internat

LNPs in covid injections lead to slow, systemic toxicity and long-term damage

Lipid nanoparticles (“LNPs”) are very small spherical particles composed of lipids, serving as a pharmaceutical drug delivery system. In mRNA covid “vaccines,” for example, LNPs act as delivery vehicles that protect the mRNA and transport i

Is Clutter Quietly Wrecking Your Nervous System? Why Spring Cleaning Might Be the Cure

When your space feels chaotic, it affects more than just your mood — it affects how your body functions. Your home environment sends constant signals to your brain. If it's filled with visual clutter, unfinished tasks or outdated reminders