Predatory journals, fake conferences, and plagiarism Alongside the well-known problems of peer review and academic publishing incentives, another development over the past two decades has reshaped the research landscape: hundreds of predatory journals and fake academic conferences. These outlets mimic the appearance of…
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In Part 2 of this series, we will focus on how the Praxians employ state crimes against democracy (SCADs) and demonstrate how they benefit from virtually every SCAD action. As we dismantle propaganda narratives, we will confront the hybrid war we are all currently waging, whether we realize it or not. Read the first part of the article…
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In this series, Iain Davis examines how a group of Silicon Valley oligarchs is working to destabilize the planet in order to achieve their goal of a multipolar world of interconnected smart-city states – that is, a regionalized world over which they and their oligarchic partners will rule as neofeudal monarchs. A powerful…
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Licensed occupational therapist Kevin Shelley has outlined six exercises designed to strengthen weak pelvic floor muscles. According to him, a weak pelvic floor can lead to a range of conditions, including incontinence, back pain, pelvic organ prolapse in women, erotic dysfunction, and reduced core stability. The exercises he…
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When it comes to building muscle for health reasons, protein typically steals the spotlight. However, emerging research reveals that several other nutrients may give your gains a significant boost. Beta-hydroxy-beta-methylbutyrate (HMB) HMB is a compound your body naturally produces from the amino acid leucine, and it plays a…
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Spain’s National Security Council added Palantir Technologies to a blacklist of companies prohibited from bidding on new government contracts, according to officials familiar with the decision. The move, announced recently, cited risks to domestic security and data sovereignty, as reported by government sources. Palantir, a…
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A new report from the Department of Homeland Security's Office of Inspector General reveals that U.S. Secret Service personnel were aware of an armed person positioned on a rooftop two minutes before the shooting at President Donald Trump's July 13, 2024 rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. According to the report, released June 30, 2026, the…
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Many people rely on vitamin D supplements to maintain adequate blood levels of the nutrient, but food sources offer an alternative approach, according to nutrition experts. The National Institutes of Health notes that vitamin D is naturally present in only a few foods, though fortified products provide additional options, according to a…
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The most popular control instruments of the “deep state” have just been brought to light again. Recently, the House Oversight Committee's working group on declassifying state secrets held the first congressional hearing on the CIA's MKULTRA program since 1977. What could have been a dusty historical review turned into a direct…
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Negotiations on the European Commission's next seven-year budget are entering their decisive phase. Should Ursula von der Leyen and her allies succeed with their plans, Germany will once again have to shoulder a considerable financial burden. However, the Germans have now grown accustomed to this reality. Globally, government debt…
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The Texas State Board of Education (SBOE) voted on June 26 to approve a mandatory reading list for public school students that includes stories from the Bible, expanding conservative efforts to incorporate Christian teachings into classrooms. The Republican-controlled board passed the measure by a 9-5-1 vote, according to multiple…
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Why this discovery matters A February 2026 study published in Neurology has revealed that a lifetime habit of reading, writing and learning delays Alzheimer's disease by five years and mild cognitive impairment by seven years, outcomes that no pharmaceutical treatment has achieved despite billions of dollars in research investment.…
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In yet another stunning revelation of the pharmaceutical industry's corrupt stranglehold on American healthcare, AstraZeneca has been forced to pay $110 million to settle two whistleblower lawsuits brought by the state of Texas. The settlements, announced in 2014, expose a calculated scheme by the British-Swedish drug giant to defraud the…
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A quiet revolution is occurring in neuroscience, and it does not require a prescription, a co-pay or a smartphone app. It requires only that you step outside. A scoping review of 108 peer-reviewed brain-imaging studies, published in Neuroscience & Biobehavioural Reviews, offers one of the most comprehensive neurological…
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Special immune cells may be one piece of their internal compass. For decades, scientists have known that Earth’s magnetic field helps migratory birds and homing pigeons navigate. Just how our feathered friends sense the invisible sphere around the Earth, however, has been less clear. At least part of the answer appears to be…
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The old “fact-checkers” were loud, visible, and vulnerable. Their names were known, their organizations researched, and their political leanings identified. Today, this form of oversight is increasingly disappearing from public view. It is being replaced by something far more powerful: artificial intelligence. What used to be done…
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A lawsuit filed on June 30 in federal court in Virginia alleges that the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) ordered its Counter Espionage Department to investigate all employees and contractors who refused the Wuhan coronavirus (covid-19) vaccine in 2021, treating unvaccinated people as threats to the U.S. government. According to…
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A major study involving more than 470,000 participants has found that using sunscreen massively increases the risk of three major types of skin cancer. According to the UK Biobank study, frequent sunscreen users faced a 292% higher risk of invasive melanoma, a 140% higher risk of basal cell carcinoma, and a 126% higher risk of…
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Should the UK Government really ban virtual communication for the youth? The recent debate on the harmful effects on children of smartphones and screens has aroused strong feelings on all sides, but some highly relevant facts have been completely ignored. Armed with recent research on the behavioural effects of engaging…
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Artichokes – the edible flower buds of a thistle – provide a concentrated source of fibre, antioxidants and essential micronutrients while containing only 60 to 70 calories per medium artichoke, according to registered dietitian Grace Derocha, a diabetes educator for Marquee Health in Detroit, Michigan. “Artichokes rank among the…
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Australia's controversial virtual communication ban for teenagers is turning into a political fiasco. Six months after the law came into effect, a study shows that around 85 percent of 12- to 15-year-olds are still using virtual communication networks. Instead of rethinking the failed model, the government is responding with harsher…
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The new generation of surveillance targets people. For years, the expansion of automatic license plate scanners was justified with a simple argument: they were supposed to find stolen vehicles, track down criminals, and support the police in investigations. The cameras would only record license plates – not the people behind them.…
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When government representatives, technology companies, investors, and international organizations gathered in the Chinese port city of Dalian from June 24 to 26 for the Annual Meeting of the New Champions, the World Economic Forum presented it as yet another event to promote innovation and economic cooperation. This so-called “Summer…
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On a quiet morning at Aarhus University's research station in Flakkebjerg, Denmark, rows of wheat plants stand with their roots submerged in clear water. Postdoctoral researcher Purna Kumar Khatri arrives daily, weekends included, to check them and adjust the pH drop by drop. This meticulous routine is part of a larger story about how…
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Dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) is a simple compound with a remarkable blend of therapeutic properties. Over the last year, I’ve compiled thousands of studies showing how it treats a wide range of conditions, including: Neurological disorders such as strokes, dementia, paralysis, and neuropathies (discussed here). Circulatory…
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The Labour government in Britain is accelerating its assault on digital privacy under the well-worn banner of child protection. Fresh plans leaked to the press reveal ministers intend to compel Apple, Google and other tech firms to restrict smartphones so thoroughly that a digital ID will be needed to use them with unfettered access.…
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Scientists have discovered that the Chinese money plant hides a remarkable geometric system inside its leaves, revealing that nature may solve complex problems using mathematical rules similar to those found in computer science and city planning. People often see meaningful shapes and patterns in random elements. Maybe you have…
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