Greenland has barely registered in global politics for much of modern history. Until recent weeks, it was regarded as a far-away, ice-covered territory at the edge of world affairs, with very limited influence. The world’s largest island […]
Referencing George Orwell’s ‘1984’, Benjamin Bartee highlights the phenomenon of “anti-ICE Karens” who are bigoted adherents to their cause. These women, often childless and Godless, adopt society as their children to protect […]
The Epstein-Maxwell operation was never just a blackmail ring. It was the modern, privatised face of a century-old system that was demonstrated in Nazi Germany and, after World War II, exported to […]
The pharmaceutical industry has significant power and influence over governments, media and universities, shaping vaccine regulation and policy. The history of vaccine regulation dates back to the 19th century, with the Biologics […]
President Donald Trump signed Executive Order 14365 on December 11, declaring that the US should maintain “global AI dominance” through a “minimally burdensome” national framework – warning that state-level rules on AI regulation are becoming […]
Japan – one of the world’s leading economies and the largest foreign holder of US Treasury debt – is entering a phase of rising interest rates following three decades of ultra-low borrowing […]
A peer-reviewed reanalysis of the Henry Ford Birth Cohort Study, published on 9 December 2025, shows that vaccinated children had significantly higher rates of chronic diseases compared to unvaccinated children. The reanalysis, […]