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88% of Americans Want Pharma Held ‘Financially Responsible’ for Vaccine Injuries
Americans want better vaccine safety oversight, more stringent clinical trials and greater Big Pharma accountability, according to a poll conducted this month by the Center for Excellence in Polling and commissioned by the Foundation for Government Accountability. Read More.
05.29.25
CMS to crack down on Medicaid dollars spent on noncitizens
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services is cracking down on states' use of taxpayer dollars allotted to Medicaid to pay for unauthorized treatments for noncitizens. Read More.
05.28.25
Rogue AI, Genetic Data, and Bioweapons: If It Can’t Be Shut Down, Who’s Controlling It?
OpenAI’s most advanced model sabotaged its own shutdown code, refusing to turn off even when explicitly instructed—raising urgent questions about AI control, consent, and bioweapon risk Read More.
05.26.25
‘We Need to Reboot the Whole System’: RFK Jr. Addresses WHO Via Video as Member States Pass Global Pandemic Agreement
U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. made a surprise video appearance at the WHO’s 78th World Health Assembly today, one day after member states reached a deal on a Pandemic Agreement, and months after President Donald Trump withdrew the U.S. from the global health agency. Read More.
05.20.25
American Veterans Take Fight Against Human Trafficking in Peru, Arrest Predator Within 24 Hours
Special Forces-led organization expands South American operations as trafficking crisis deepens across region
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05.23.25
Bitcoin tops Amazon market cap on ‘Pizza Day’ as price sets new highs
Bitcoin surpassed Amazon in market capitalization, hitting $2.205 trillion and marking a symbolic milestone that experts say could boost mainstream investor confidence.
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05.22.25
Telecom Industry Not Required to Accommodate People Sickened by Cell Tower Radiation, Courts Rule
Wireless companies don’t have to make accommodations or changes to their practices or policies under the Americans with Disabilities Act when their towers make people nearby sick, even in their homes, a panel of judges ruled. Read More.
05.20.25
Bags of Cash From Drug Cartels Flood Teller Windows at U.S. Banks
On a hazy Southern California morning, undercover police officers watched Jiayong Yu step out of a Range Rover in a strip-mall parking lot and walk into a Chase bank with a black-leather backpack full of cash.
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05.20.25
Rep. James Comer Says STAFFERS Behind Biden's Autopen Scandal When He was "Clearly in Mental Decline" Have Been IDENTIFIED — Warns Subpoenas Are Coming
The autopen scandal just erupted into a full-blown constitutional crisis. Read More.
05.19.25
Feds investigating whether Comey post was threat on Trump
Federal authorities are investigating whether a message posted on social media by former FBI Director James Comey was meant to be a threat against President Donald Read More.
05.16.25
Trump unveils economic agreements in Middle East — says US will lead the world
President Donald Trump touted the U.S. military as the strongest in the world during an address to troops serving in Qatar on Thursday. Read More.
05.15.25
Trump Administration Slashes Another $450 Million in Harvard Grants
What Happened: The Trump administration has announced an additional $450 million cut in federal grants to Harvard University, citing issues Read More.
05.13.25
10 bodies found in Portland-area rivers since mid-April
“The Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office has no reason to believe there is any suspicious activity nor do we believe there is any connection between the bodies.” Read More.
05.12.25
Trump makes historic move to slash prescription drug prices including for weight loss 'fat shots'
Donald Trump took a major action on Monday to significantly reduce the cost Americans pay for pharmaceuticals and prescription drugs. Read More.
05.12.25
Inside CBDC's Anti-Trump Rebrand
The planned rollout of a planet-wide network of “interoperable” digital currencies has shifted gears this year.
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05.09.25
