| More of Today's Articles Fauci and others knew China was withholding data on covid-19 as pandemic began: Watchdog
If there ever was any proof that high-ranking government jobs should be term-limited (just like Congress), Dr. Anthony Fauci is a walking, talking, living example. According to the findings of a ... Alabama officially bans transgender grooming of children
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey has signed into law two bills that aim to stop teachers and other school officials from pushing transgender "therapy" on their students. House Bill 322 and Senate ... Georgia becomes 25th state to allow residents carry handgun without permit
This week, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed a bill into law allowing most residents of the state to carry a handgun without a permit. Known as the Georgia Constitutional Carry Act, the new ... Too much to ignore: Covid vaccines cause 16,633 percent more miscarriages compared to flu vaccines
There had been an increase in the number of women who have lost their unborn or newly born children in the United States following their Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccination. The number has ... New study demonstrates how conservative academics experience hostile environment for their beliefs
Many conservative academics in American, Canadian and British universities experience a hostile environment for their beliefs as demonstrated in a new study exploring political biases in ... Researchers demonstrate how a novel membrane allows separation of hydrogen gas
A group of researchers from Nagoya Institute of Technology in Japan led by Professor Yuji Iwamoto collaborated with researchers from France to successfully demonstrate how a novel membrane allows ... US cities banning natural gas connections to new buildings in an all-electric shift, increasing burdens on the power grid
A number of cities in the U.S. have proposed banning natural gas lines in new buildings. The moves to prohibit gas connections in new developments are linked to efforts to slash carbon emissions. ... Freshly squeezed: Spanish city tapping leftover oranges for its electricity supply
The inhabitants of a city in southern Spain are making use of oranges to produce a different kind of juice - one that powers the entire city. Life gave bitter oranges to the residents of Seville, ... | 