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Visit comes amid escalated Chinese, Russian interest in the Arctic By Peter Wilson NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg is visiting the Canadian Arctic this week as reports of Chinese and Russian interest…

By Enrico Trigoso A group of independent German scientists found toxic components—mostly metallic—in all the COVID vaccine samples they analyzed, “without exception” using modern medical and physical measuring techniques. The…

By Autumn Spredemann Experts across the globe are warning that food prices will continue to climb and advising consumers to brace for the possibility of empty shelves. This is due…

By Mark Tapscott A federal judge in Texas blocked, for the time being, regulatory guidance from the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) that sought to compel emergency room…

By Zachary Stieber White House officials during the Trump administration pressured U.S. regulators to reauthorize a COVID-19 treatment and not impose certain guidance regarding emergency authorization requirements for COVID-19 vaccines,…

Chinese Regime By Andrew Thornebrooke China’s vast censorship efforts are under scrutiny again, after it was revealed on social media that the Chinese version of the new children’s film “Minions:…

By Tom Ozimek The motto “In God We Trust” is being displayed in a growing number of Texas schools thanks to a law that recently went into effect requiring its…

By Zachary Stieber A small number of Comirnaty and Spikevax COVID-19 vaccine doses have become available in the United States in recent weeks, according to court filings and U.S. health…

By Allen Zhong A federal judge Thursday issued a permanent injunction against the Biden administration’s pause of new oil and gas leasing in federal lands. The injunction applies to the…

By Bill Pan A pediatric program at Yale University has sparked an outrage after its director said it helps children as young as 3 with their “gender journeys” through “medical…