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El Salvador: Police Officers Speak Out About Abuses

(Washington, DC) – Interviews with police officers and internal police documents reveal abusive practices that have led to arbitrary detention and abuse of power in El Salvador, Human Rights Watch said today. Police officers told Human Righ

Napping Behaviors Predict Mortality Risk in Middle- to Older-Aged Adults

Most people think of a daytime nap as a harmless indulgence or even a smart way to boost energy. But what if the timing and length of those naps were quietly revealing something much more serious? A growing body of research is challenging l

Haiti: Displacement Hits Record as Security Efforts Fall Short

(Washington, DC) – One year since deployment of the first personnel of the United Nations-authorized Multinational Security Support (MSS) mission to Haiti, violence and human rights abuses continue to rise, Human Rights Watch said today. On

This Ingredient in Ice Cream Keeps It from Melting but Harms Your Gut (and Overall) Health

Summer's here, and suddenly ice cream is everywhere — picnics, barbecues and beach. It's marketed as the ultimate feel-good treat, but what if that creamy cone is doing real harm to your gut? According to a recent report, ice cream that's m

The Bilderbergers meet in secret for the 71st time: On the agenda was war, depopulation and migration

The 2025 Bilderberg meeting discussed topics such as AI, defence innovation and geopolitics. Also on the agenda was depopulation and migration. The meeting was hosted by the Swedish Wallenberg family and included representatives from the a

Thousands join anti-geoengineering protest in London, and they have good reason

On Saturday, thousands protested in London against the UK government’s plans to conduct solar geoengineering experiments to dim the Sun. They have good reason to resist chemtrail and other geoengineering programmes. If you don’t understan

People and organisations in the global network controlling corporations, covid, climate change and food supply

In 2011, a Swiss study on the global corporate control network found that 147 companies in Europe controlled 40% of the world’s wealth. A large portion of that control flows into a small, tightly-knit core of financial institutions. The m

Weekly Health Quiz: Mosquito Bites, Plant-Based Meats, and Circadian Syndrome (CircS)

1 What’s a safe and simple way you can try to reduce mosquito bites, even if scientific evidence is limited? Drinking herbal tea daily Applying lavender lotion Eating citrus fruits regularly Taking vitamin B1 supplements Many people report

Insomnia and Sleep Medications Increase Disability Risk in Older Adults

Sleep problems don't just make you tired. They strip away your independence, one night at a time. As you get older, those restless nights you shrug off quietly erode your ability to function during the day. What starts as trouble falling as

Satanic ritual abuse scandal blows up in Israel

A recent investigative report by Israel Hayom has uncovered a pattern of ritual sexual abuse and psychological manipulation of Israeli children. This ritual abuse was often committed under the guise of religious observance, with perpetrato

China is attempting to usher in a “multi-polar international monetary system”

China’s central bank governor expects a new global currency order to emerge with the renminbi competing in a “multi-polar international monetary system.” The new multi-polar, also stylised as multipolar, monetary system is controlled by the

Electric vehicles collect huge amounts of data including psychological, genetic and health information

A recent investigative report on Channel 5 explored the data security and privacy risks of electric cars. According to a cybersecurity campaigner, electric vehicles capture and store a huge amount of data, including location details, facial

Sudden Sharp Chest Pain? Here’s What Could Be Causing It

Have you ever experienced feeling a sudden, sharp pain in your chest? For most people, their immediate response would be to seek urgent care. Although this seems like a wise move, there are cases when it might not be necessary. In fact, amo

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

From Pakistan using geofencing to silence dissent to the rapidly changing demographics in England, I’m clearing out my to-do list

Below is a list of articles I thought looked interesting but haven’t found the time to look at in more detail. The list includes stories about Pakistani authorities using geofencing and ID blacklists to silence dissent; the European Union p