Kentucky Congressman Thomas Massie, a noted AIPAC critic, on Wednesday introduced the “Dual Loyalty Disclosure Act” to “require candidates for federal office to disclose both their possession of dual citizenship and also the foreign country in which their dual citizenship is held.” Continue reading “Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie Introduces ‘Dual Loyalty Disclosure Act’”
Masked Homeland Security agents were filmed arresting Tufts University student Rumeysa Ozturk after she was doxed by the Israeli outfit Canary Mission and had her visa revoked by the Trump administration for criticizing Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
French President Emmanuel Macron is hosting nations in Paris who make up a ‘coalition of the willing’ in their continued support to Ukraine, and on Thursday he has announced that sanctions on Russia will not be lifted, as unanimously agreed to among participants.
The twenty-seven heads of mostly European states and governments represented there further agreed there will be no easing of sanctions in exchange for a Black Sea ceasefire.
With momentum for a strike on Iran building within the Trump White House, Goldberg was apparently summoned to move the neocon message. And he wound up with more access than he could handle.
Antipsychotic medication was the subject of a ¨black box¨ warning, issued by the FDA in 2005 and then again, in 2008. The warnings, which stated that the drugs should not be given to those over sixty years of age, was largely ignored by the elder care industry and by prescribing doctors. According to Psychiatry Online, “The prescribing labels of all antipsychotics are now required to carry a standard warning.” Continue reading “Are the Elderly Being Dosed with Dangerous Antipsychotic Drugs?”
Amid mounting challenges, 23andMe, a prominent US genetic testing firm, has sought bankruptcy protection to pave the way for a potential sale, a move that champions individual privacy in an era of escalating data concerns. Continue reading “Who Owns Your DNA Now?”