Here in an era where information flows easily and tasks are automated at the tap of a screen, the human mind should be thriving, or so the tech utopians promised. Instead, a landmark study published in Neurology reveals a sobering reality: self-reported cognitive disability among U.S. adults has surged 40% over the past decade, climbing from 5.3% i...
Satellite technology is advancing at breakneck speed, with launch costs plummeting from tens of thousands of dollars per kilogram in the early 2000s to under $1,000 today, thanks to reusable rockets like SpaceX's Falcon 9. Space, once the exclusive playground of superpowers, is now accessible to private companies, startups, and even non-state actor...
"First they came for the dairy cows, and I did not speak out…" You know the thing. Danish biotech firm DMS recently developed a product called Bovaer — which is also approved for use in the United States, incidentally — designed to inhibit the enzyme that produces methane as a byproduct of the vegetation that cows consume, the theory being that pre...
Imagine a missile that doesn't just scream across the sky at over 3,800 mph (Mach 5), it adapts mid-flight, tucking in retractable wings for blistering speed, then unfurling them to twist, dive, and evade like a living predator. That's the promise of China's latest hypersonic prototype, unveiled in a peer-reviewed paper by Professor Wang Peng's tea...
Dwelling in the once hallowed halls of Western academia, where ideas once clashed freely and truth was pursued without fear, a new shadow has fallen. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP), through its vast apparatus of coercion and economic leverage, is not content to rule its own domain, it reaches across borders to silence dissent, harvest secrets, a...
In 121 A.D., Gaius Suetonius Tranquillus, Hadrian's private secretary, penned The Twelve Caesars, a lurid catalogue of cruelty, gluttony, incest, and fiscal insanity that still scorches the page two millennia later. Caligula's golden orgies, Nero's arson anthems, Domitian's paranoid purges: even discounting gossip and spin, the verdict is brutal. P...
For millions of women worldwide, the birth control pill is more than medication, it's empowerment, routine, and peace of mind. In the U.S. alone, 54.3% of women aged 15–49 used contraception in 2022–23, with oral pills accounting for 11.4%. Globally, hormonal contraceptives prevent unintended pregnancies. Yet, a bombshell October 30, 2025, study in...
The Western world is being destroyed by an absence of masculinity. Let me explain. We find ourselves in a situation where powerful people with globalist designs want to destroy the world as we know it. Supra-nationalists want to usher in a global world order so that they can control everything. Their goal is a worldwide government, a worldwid...
Dr. Naomi Wolf, once a darling of liberal feminism and a Clinton-Gore campaign consultant, now issues essays she "never wished to write." In The Green/Red Revolution (Oct 27, 2025), she argues that the same "globalist oligarchy" behind the 2020–2025 lockdowns and mRNA injections has pivoted to a new instrument of Western destruction: fundamentalist...
As borders blur in the age of global mobility, New Zealand finds itself in an awkward role: a polished launchpad for migrants eyeing bigger horizons across the Tasman Sea. What began as a symbiotic relationship between two close allies, rooted in the 1973 Trans-Tasman Travel Arrangement, has morphed into a one-way expressway to Australia. Recent po...
For centuries, men built the West, its cities, laws, art, and moral codes, through the raw engine of masculinity: courage, discipline, and sacrifice. Yet, as Mark Keenan argues in his searing essay, "Western Civilization Depends on Men and Masculinity," (see link below), this foundation is crumbling. Since the 1960s, a cultural assault has recast t...
Dwelling in the flickering glow of The Manchurian Candidate's Cold War paranoia, brainwashing feels like Hollywood fiction, a lone agent programmed to betray from within. But as Lee Smith's blistering October 22, 2025, excerpt from The China Matrix: The Epic Story of How Donald Trump Shattered a Deadly Pact lays bare, the real Manchurian plot wasn'...
Picture a university lecture hall in 2014. A young professor — male, tenured, well-liked — is asked to sign off on a new mandatory "diversity statement" for faculty hiring. It's three paragraphs of boilerplate. He skims it, shrugs, and signs. Not my fight. Across campus, a female HR manager drafts a training module titled Unconscious Bias in the Wo...
Some sites are pushing the line that women are responsible for the present woke regime, and Dr Knight correctly refutes that in her essay at the blog today. Feminists were, and are, a social construction, products of globalist elites, and are not the primary engines of system that is strongly anti-white male, right across the West. Much has been wr...
On the sun-baked suburbs of Sydney or the bustling markets of Melbourne, it's easy to spot the signs of a nation stretched thin. Rental prices that devour half a pay. Schools bursting at the seams. Hospitals where wait times stretch into days. And everywhere, the quiet resentment bubbling up among locals who feel like guests in their own home. Thes...
MIT's Richard Lindzen, a titan of atmospheric science, drops a truth bomb on EpochTV's American Thought Leaders: Climate change, driven by greenhouse gases, is real, but an existential threat? Hardly. Water vapour and clouds dominate the greenhouse effect, with CO2, methane, and nitrous oxide as bit players. Double CO2? You get a measly 1°C warming...
Dane Wigington, the relentless voice behind GeoengineeringWatch.org, isn't mincing words: Geoengineering, spraying aerosols from jets to dim the sun and "manage" climate, is "the greatest and most immediate threat that creation faces," short of nuclear winter. In his December 2023 Brighteon.TV chat with Dr. Steven Hotze, Wigington ties it to a cent...
OpenAI's shiny new "Preparedness" team, helmed by MIT's Aleksander Madry, isn't tinkering with chatbots, it's laser-focused on corralling AI from unleashing "catastrophic risks," like chemical, biological, radiological, and — gulp — nuclear Armageddon. As the UN's 2025 report blares, nuclear threats rival Cold War peaks, amplified by Israel's Octob...
"A new analysis has found that minority Americans will make up the majority of the nation's population by 2050. Using data from the American Community Survey, Collage Group found that since 2021, America's multicultural population has increased by nearly 4 million. About 192.2 million white Americans make up about 58 percent of the population. Blac...
The West's elites have long preached that mass immigration is the lifeblood of economic vitality, a cure for aging populations and shrinking workforces. Yet, China's meteoric rise, without the crutch of open borders, torpedoes this dogma. As a viral meme starkly illustrates, China's 1.4 billion-strong nation hosts fewer foreign nationals (845,697 i...
