Researchers published a major review outlining biological mechanisms by which aluminum adjuvants in vaccines may contribute to autism in genetically susceptible children.
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The House is moving toward a contempt vote after Bill and Hillary Clinton repeatedly refused to comply with congressional subpoenas. Oversight Chair James Comer says negotiations only began once contempt proceedings advanced.
The piece contends Epstein’s reach extended into high society and political circles, highlighting how some elites either enabled or were complicit in his abuses. It asserts that Epstein’s case reveals broader institutional corruption that outlasts him.
This opinion article recounts President Trump’s lengthy phone call with Venezuela’s acting president Delcy Rodríguez during a cabinet meeting and discusses the recent shifts in rhetoric and actions from Venezuelan officials following it. The piece interprets political signals from the exchange.
Newly released DOJ documents related to Jeffrey Epstein include disturbing accusations made by a self-described victim. The claims name several powerful political figures while noting the lack of corroborating evidence.
A viral post alleges that Jeffrey Epstein and Bill Gates discussed a “strain pandemic simulation” alongside other unidentified figures. The claim is fueling renewed scrutiny of elite networks and pre-pandemic planning narratives.
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu sparked backlash after claiming every human has a legal right to enter the United States. Critics say her remarks ignore federal immigration law and national sovereignty.
This edition of Ark Midnight: The Intelligence Briefing explores the unseen forces driving unrest, political pressure campaigns, and strategic destabilization. A deep dive into modern agitation, influence networks, and their impact on national cohesion.
President Trump calls for Barack Obama’s arrest, alleging a 2016 coup tied to newly released Russiagate documents. Federal election probes are intensifying.
A partial federal government shutdown will begin at midnight after the Senate stripped long-term ICE funding from a House-passed spending bill. Lawmakers now face a high-stakes fight over DHS funding and enforcement authority.
The U.S. Department of Justice released a massive final tranche of Epstein-related documents under a transparency law signed by President Trump. The files contain new revelations involving powerful figures while shielding victims’ identities.
Senate Democrats and the White House reached an agreement to avoid a looming partial government shutdown by moving forward with a funding deal and a short-term DHS funding extension. The bill splits homeland security funding from other agencies to give more time for negotiation.
Republican lawmakers filed an amicus brief to the Supreme Court defending President Trump’s executive order on the original meaning of the Fourteenth Amendment’s Citizenship Clause. They argue birthright citizenship should be limited to children of lawful residents.
Maryland’s governor is defending a controversial redistricting plan as critics question its fairness and political impact. The proposal has sparked intense debate in the state legislature.
Hillary Clinton reportedly promoted a fundraising initiative tied to groups active during unrest in Minneapolis, sparking controversy and criticism over her political stance.
Federal agents executed a court-authorized search in Fulton County, Georgia, seizing hundreds of boxes of 2020 election ballots and related records. The action has sparked political controversy and raised concerns about election integrity and federal involvement.
Critics say activist organizations are shaping K-12 curriculum and teacher training with left-leaning ideological content, sparking debate. Materials cited include anti-bias and social justice resources.
Investigative reporter James O'Keefe went undercover inside violent anti-ICE protests in Minneapolis, revealing activist groups receiving taxpayer-funded grants. His team faced threats, assaults, and harassment while documenting the unrest.