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Cloudflare outage makes hundreds of websites inaccessible

A widespread outage at Cloudflare, a major internet infrastructure provider, has caused numerous websites, including X (formerly Twitter), Downdetector, OpenAI and Spotify to become inaccessible on Tuesday, 18 November 2025, with users enco

BBC doesn’t only have a global audience, it also heads the Trusted News Initiative, a global coalition of media to tackle “disinformation”

Some may wonder how the same narrative on certain topics, such as false narratives about US President Donald Trump’s speech on 6 January 2021, reverberates across the world – from Canada to Australia. It isn’t only because the BBC has a gl

ILO: Strengthen Global Rules to Protect Gig Workers

(New York) – Governments negotiating a new global treaty on gig work should strengthen the draft text to ensure fair wages and social security for these workers and protect them from exploitative management, Human Rights Watch said today, s

Flashback: “We don’t debate with anti-vaxxers whether they’re right or wrong,” says BBC

In February 2021, Dr. Vernon Coleman published a video about the BBC’s policy of not debating with “anti-vaxxers.” From the outset of the covid agenda, the BBC deliberately suppressed valuable information and scientific truths that would ha

Do covid injections cause cancer? A professor of biology gives her opinion

Dr Charlotte Kuperwasser, Professor in the Department of Developmental, Molecular and Chemical Biology at Tufts University, Massachusetts, describes three biologically plausible mechanisms that may link covid mRNA injections to cancer. She

Dr. Russell Blaylock: Aluminium, childhood vaccines and the rising rates of autism (Part 4)

In June, Dr. Russell Blaylock published a paper which describes aluminium’s neurotoxic properties and the connection between childhood vaccines which contain aluminium and autism spectrum disorder (“ASD”). “In this paper, I offer a well-dem

Wikipedia vs Grokipedia: How do they compare?

On Monday, Elon Musk launched a challenge to Wikipedia. Called Grokipedia, it is an AI-powered online encyclopaedia developed by xAI. It has so far, around 900,000 AI-generated pages. Only a few days into its launch, we take a look at how

Online Safety Act: Wikipedia will not comply, says co-founder Jimmy Wales

Jimmy Wales is a co-founder of Wikipedia. Speaking of Ofcom’s determination to implement the UK’s Online Safety Act, Wales said: “We’re in talks with Ofcom, but we will not be identifying users under any circumstances. We will not be age-g

Audio recordings of Lucis Trust meeting capture key figures discussing “The Reappearance of Christ”

The Lucis Trust has been publishing audios of its 2025 Centennial Conclave meetings, a convening of a hidden Spiritual Hierarchy to advance the “divine Plan.” According to exoteric teachings, 2025 represents a pivotal moment in spiritual

AI Industry’s Illegal $1 Trillion Funding Loop: Here’s What’s Really Happening

AI is the new gold rush, but the money isn’t moving how most people think. In 2025 alone, OpenAI (creator of ChatGPT) and its partners have signed over $1 trillion worth of deals. The twist here is that OpenAI only actually made $4.3 billio

News Stories from various sources (11.10.2025)

The following are some recent reports that caught our eye. They range from the serious to the absurd; from calls for Starmer to go over the China security scandal to a Canadian man having his sentence reduced because he has indigenous heri

Digital ID Rolled Out by Countries Everywhere at the Same Time: But Wasn’t It Just a Conspiracy?

In the past three months, governments from Switzerland to Papua New Guinea advanced digital ID policy and introduction at speed. The details differ slightly from country to country, but the messaging and sequencing are strikingly familiar.

Global digital ID has been tested and will be showcased to policymakers next week

AlongID is a cross-border digital identity platform developed by international software company Deverium. The platform is currently in its early validation phase and will be showcased next week at GITEX Global, the world’s largest technolo

Afghanistan Goes Dark: Taliban Pull Plug on 40 Million People

The entire country of Afghanistan has just entered a total communications blackout. At 5pm on Monday 29 September, Taliban authorities cut the country’s fibre-optic backbone, reducing internet and mobile connectivity to less than 1% of norm