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Russia’s facial recognition programme rolls out to primary schools

Facial recognition as a biometric school entry system is already being tested in 20 schools in Russia. Alongside the use of facial recognition, the school grounds are fenced, cameras are installed along the perimeter and entry is through ch

The man with the strangest job in the world

Dr Vernon Coleman recounts his memories of a man who had the strangest job in the world. Anton was a professional eater who was hired by a restaurant owner in Paris to sit at a small table in the window and eat food all day long. Let’s no

Are you taking the right vitamin D supplements?

In temperate regions, where the sun seldom makes an appearance during the winter months, to keep our bodies healthy, we need to compensate for the lack of sunlight. In the UK, for example, it is recommended that everyone over the age of fou

Can editing someone’s genes make them taller or more intelligent?

The genetics of human traits such as height and intelligence are complex. Height, for example, is influenced by over 12,000 genes. Likewise, intelligence is complex and is not only influenced by genes. Intelligence is believed to be 50-8

US: Prioritize Rights During Saudi Leader’s Visit

(Washington, DC) – The United States government, including Congress, should address Saudi human rights abuses during Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s expected visit to Washington, DC, on November 18, 2025, said 11 organizations, including

The whole world is disillusioned with climate politics, except for the UK

This year’s annual global climate change Conference of the Parties, COP30, is set to be held from 10 to 21 November 2025, in Belém, Brazil. Ahead of COP30, by February 2025, countries were supposed to have submitted updated national climate

The Shakespeare Deception Part 2

There is a lack of documentary and circumstantial evidence that supports William Shakespeare of Stratford-upon-Avon being the author of the works published in his name. Additionally, the vast knowledge reflected in Shakespeare’s works seems

Why Do Humans Menstruate?

Menstruation is often treated like an inconvenience. But in evolutionary terms, it’s rare and remarkable. Out of thousands of mammal species, only a handful—including humans—menstruate. Most others reabsorb their uterine lining if no pregna

Innovation and Ritual: An Interview with Peter Barsoom

Meet Peter Barsoom, the visionary founder and CEO of 1906: where cannabis meets intention, elegance, and modern wellness. With nearly two decades of experience at financial giants like American Express, Peter left Wall Street in 2015 to for

How To Remove Aluminum From The Body

How to detox aluminum from the body naturally

Groundbreaking study identifies two bacteria in the gut that trigger MS

A groundbreaking study published in PNAS has identified two gut bacteria as triggers for Multiple Sclerosis (“MS”). The study involved 81 pairs of identical twins, where only one sibling had MS, and found that these bacteria were consistent

Vaccination: A crime against health and liberties spanning 100 years

US Senator Ron Johnson recently hosted a Committee hearing to highlight the voices of the vaccine-injured. “The faith in vaccines and vaccination policy is protected with religious-like zeal. And those questioning them are viewed as aposta

Niger: Two Years On, Ex-President Still Arbitrarily Detained

(Nairobi) – Authorities in Niger should immediately release former President Mohamed Bazoum, who remains arbitrarily detained two years after he was ousted in a military coup, Human Rights Watch said today. On July 26, 2023, Nigerien army o