After years of reporting on news about vaccine injuries as âmisinformationâ and âconspiracy theory,â The New York Times today reported that âthousandsâ may have been injured by the COVID-19 vaccines â but ran accompanying articles declaring the shots safe and life-saving.
Citing mental and physical health concerns, parents, politicians and safe technology advocates are pushing back against an FCC initiative to put Wi-Fi on school buses.
In a letter to President Joe Biden, the senators argued that before considering the amendments, the administration should focus on developing a comprehensive set of reforms for the WHO, given how it failed totally and predictably during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A House committee investigating the COVID-19 pandemic on Wednesday called for a criminal investigation into Peter Daszak, president of EcoHealth Alliance. The Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic issued a 59-page report on EcoHealth, which receives about $16 million in taxpayer-funded grants annually.
Maine Attorney General Aaron Frey filed a 47-page complaint against Monsanto, accusing the company of selling PCBs despite being aware of their dangers to human health, wildlife and the environment.
In a victory for students with disabilities and their families, an appeals court overturned the dismissal of a lawsuit brought by Childrenâs Health Defense on behalf of a 10-year-old student alleging a New York school district violated the Americans with Disabilities Act when it refused to accommodate the childâs medical exemption.
The president of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists blocked an email from CHDâs Reform Pharma initiative rather than explaining why the organization keeps pushing the COVID-19 shots for pregnant women.
Citing mental and physical health concerns, parents, politicians and safe technology advocates are pushing back against an FCC initiative to put Wi-Fi on school buses.
Dr. Pierre Kory joined âThe Defender In-Depthâ this week to discuss his efforts to inform the public about the risks of COVID-19 vaccines by publishing op-eds in mainstream media outlets, some of which are becoming more open to articles that question the official narrative.
U.S. regulators approved the emergency use of clothianidin on Florida citrus trees for the 10th straight year, allowing farmers to use the insecticide despite its known risk to endangered species and pollinators critical to the health of the food supply.