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Facial Recognition Is Finally Raising Questions About Government Accountability

Facial Recognition Is Finally Raising Questions About Government Accountability

For most of this century, anyone in London has been photographed and filmed an average of 300 times each day. Their reasoning to start such intrusive scrutiny was that England, Wales, and Scotland…
Banning Financing For Fossil Fuel Projects In Africa Increases Inequity

Banning Financing For Fossil Fuel Projects In Africa Increases Inequity

Today’s global energy inequities are staggering. Video gamers in California consume more electricity than entire nations. The average Tanzanian used only one-sixth the electricity consumed by a…
Green Energy Reality: Coal Plants Are Coming Back Online As Enegy Prices Soar 95%

Green Energy Reality: Coal Plants Are Coming Back Online As Enegy Prices Soar 95%

Like organic food, alternative energy such as solar and wind are fine placebos for wealthy people - as long as things are good. When there is a shortage, we find out how poorly such alternatives work…
Merck Invented Nobel Prize-Winning Ivermectin 30 Years Ago, They're Not Telling You To Take It For COVID-19 Now

Merck Invented Nobel Prize-Winning Ivermectin 30 Years Ago, They're Not Telling You To Take It For COVID-19 Now

Ivermectin is an over 30-year-old wonder drug that treats life- and sight-threatening parasitic infections. Its lasting influence on global health has been so profound that two of the key researchers…
Transgender Bathroom Rape Cover Up Or Juvenile Confidentiality in Loudon County.  The Kandahar of America's Culture War.

Transgender Bathroom Rape Cover Up Or Juvenile Confidentiality in Loudon County. The Kandahar of America's Culture War.

According to the conspiracy theory all the authorities from Loudon County school the prosecutor and the police are so pro transgender that they would cover up a rape. Let me point out a few things…
Biden Under Fire for Reversing Environmental Protections

Biden Under Fire for Reversing Environmental Protections

For a candidate who insisted his opponent was colluding with Russians, it looks odd for President Biden to undo an environmental check Trump had placed on Russia - and will lead to unchecked CO2…
Soda Tax Provision In California’s Keep Groceries Affordable Act of 2018 Found Unconstitutional

Soda Tax Provision In California’s Keep Groceries Affordable Act of 2018 Found Unconstitutional

Imagine I created a bill called Keep American Clean, and to do it, I intended to create pollution. A giant chunk of people would go along with it based on the name, especially if I am in their…
Asia Is Ending Its Zero Covid Ideal: Should The US Do The Same?

Asia Is Ending Its Zero Covid Ideal: Should The US Do The Same?

Sometimes the perfect is the enemy of the good. The Spanish Flu of 1918 and the Asian Flu of 1957 eventually ended, without shutdowns of the economy. China never shut down, they have barely counted…
White Patients Significantly Less Likely To Be Sent To A Skilled Nursing Facility After Surgery

White Patients Significantly Less Likely To Be Sent To A Skilled Nursing Facility After Surgery

Even if insurance and household incomes are similar, white people are more likely than people of color to be sent home after surgery rather than to a skilled nursing facility. People of color are…
Do Mennonite Kids Have Fewer Allergies? If So, Pathogens In Breast Milk May Be Why

Do Mennonite Kids Have Fewer Allergies? If So, Pathogens In Breast Milk May Be Why

It used to be that allergies were somewhat rare but if you go to an allergist today, you are almost certain to be declared allergic, or at least sensitive, to something. How much of that is actual…

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