A devastating fire hit a poultry farm in Minnesota that supplies the nation’s largest supermarkets with three million eggs a day. This is the latest in a string of mystery fires and explosions to hit dozens of food processing plants in North America over the past year.Continue Reading
Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla told the World Economic Forum last week that his company has developed microchipped pills that can monitor compliance. So much for medical autonomy.Continue Reading
Everyone is pointing fingers after a school in a contested region of eastern Ukraine was hit by artillery. The US and UK governments still insist that an invasion of Ukraine by Russia is imminent.Continue Reading
Eight people were killed and hundreds injured at rapper Travis Scott’s Astroworld Festival in Houston last Friday. His stage looked like a portal to the netherworld at the base of a mountain, an image that evokes Mount Hermon and the Grotto of Pan.Continue Reading
500 private jets flew into Glasgow for the COP26 climate summit this week. It appears world leaders aren’t as worried about climate change as they’d like us to think.Continue Reading
Media has been silent on a scandal highlighted by Elon Musk over the weekend: African children as young as nine were sexully abused by UN workers in exchange for food aid. Meanwhile, nearly two dozen WHO staff have been accused of sexual abuse in Congo.Continue Reading
That’s what it’s like for truck drivers trying to pick up or deliver at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach. And it appears no one wants to pay to fix the problem.Continue Reading
COP26 got underway Monday amid reports that some nations have been lobbying the UN to tone down its calls for urgent climate action. Meanwhile, the Presbyterian Church USA publishes a climate hymn just in time for the meeting.Continue Reading
The UN’s COP26 climate summit opened yesterday in Glasgow. Ironically, the only thing sure to come from the meeting is a lot of hot air.Continue Reading
The FDA voted 17-0 this week to approve COVID vaccines for 5-11 year olds. One of the panelists said, “We’re never going to learn how safe the vaccine is unless we start giving it.”Continue Reading