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The FDA Bans Popular Food Coloring Red Dye No. 3

Walking down the various grocery aisles, you've undoubtedly noticed bright red candies, colorful sodas and even pink-tinted medicines on store shelves for years. Many of these products owe their eye-catching color to a substance called Red Dye No.

Huge crowds gather in Lebanon for funeral of slain Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah

A trailer carrying the coffins containing the bodies of Hezbollah's former leader Hassan Nasrallah and his cousin and successor Hashem Safieddine drives through the crowd during a funeral procession at the Sports City Stadium in Beirut, Lebanon, Sunday, Feb.

United States Withdraws from the World Health Organization

“Secretary of State, Mark Rubio, shall immediately inform the Secretary-General of the United Nations and the leadership of the WHO of the United States’ withdrawal from the WHO.” - President Trump

United Nations sponsored climate cartel has suspended its activities after being abandoned by Blackrock

The Net Zero Asset Managers (“NZAM”) initiative, a coalition of major investors promoting net-zero emissions by 2050, suspended its activities on Monday after losing key members, including BlackRock. NZAM, a formal partner of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change’s (“UNFCCC’s”) Race to Zero Campaign, says it

Lebanon: US Arms Used in Israeli Strike on Journalists

(Beirut, November 25, 2024) – An Israeli airstrike in Lebanon on October 25, 2024, that killed three journalists and injured four others was most likely a deliberate attack on civilians and an apparent war crime, Human Rights Watch said today. Human Rights Watch determined that Israeli forces carried out the attack

Health Care in War Zones: What a Doctor Witnessed in Gaza

Please note: this is a challenging presentation which hides nothing of the reality of the Gaza bombardment.

The Conspiracy for World Government

The Conspiracy for World Government narrated through quotes from the main political figures involved in International Political Organizations

Real analysts should aim to change the paradigm—Calistrat Marvin Atudorei

Calistrat Marvin Atudorei, a Romanian political scientist with a pronounced interest in the societal comparison of civilisations and eras on a broad scale, speaks to Alex Thomson first about his book America's Plans for World Hegemony (the only one of his books so far translated from the Romanian), and in

Ukraine: Russia’s Odesa Cluster Munition Attack Harms Civilians

(Kyiv, May 29, 2024) – A recent Russian cluster munition strike on Odesa, Ukraine, that killed seven civilians and injured dozens more highlights the urgent need for all countries to join the international treaty banning these weapons, Human Rights Watch said today. “Russia’s cluster munition strikes on Ukraine are a

Iurie Roșca, the Christian Optimist—Part 2

In the first half of this interview, Iurie Roșca set out the stages in his life of anti-communist Christian dissidence, and subsequent anti-corruption campaigning in the early years of Moldovan independence, that made him a serious contender for the presidency of his country by 2009. Now, Roșca recounts in fine

No Smoke Without Fire: The Green King (Part 5)

Lighting the fire once again, Brian Gerrish and Debi Evans go where angels fear to tread, and continue their voyage of discovery to find out who Charles III really is and who keeps close company with our sustainable King. We shine a light on the reality and extent of the

The Interactive Effect between Economic Uncertainty and Life History Strategy on Corrupt Intentions: A Life History Theory Approach

Why do some people show more corruption when facing uncertain environment?The present study aimed to give a plausible answer from an evolutionary perspective: this might be rooted in people's different life history strategies (slow vs. fast). The present study measured the participants' corrupt intentions by a hypothetical scenario and

The Story of Rachel Carson: How Her Love for Nature Changed the Way Humans View the Environment

One of the most celebrated American writers of her time, Rachel Carson, achieved the impossible: convincing a society intent on mastering and controlling nature that we, as humans, must view ourselves as being part of nature rather than separate from it.

History Should Have Taught Us – Division Among the People Enabled a Fascist Dictator to Seize Power. -Will We Ever Learn?

The first battle between democracy and fascism was said to be the Spanish Civil War, which was also a prelude to the second world war.