ht: B Apparently HHS was funding several DEI and related projects and grants, to the tune of $122 million. Why, I have no idea except for mission creep, since they included money ($5.5 million) to help Vanderbilt recruit minority faculty (and taxpayer money should be spent on that why?) and $4.6 million to Drexel for… Continue reading

On August 22, 2025, the FDA pulled the license for a previously approved ‘vaccine’ for chikungunya (I’m pretty sure that this mosquito borne disease was supposed to be the next scamdemic). Here’s why: There has been one death from encephalitis directly attributable to the vaccine (CSF PCR was + for the vaccine strain of the… Continue reading

Apparently an agency of the Federal Judicial branch called the Federal Judiciary Center is at the center of a new investigation. Because, to no one’s surprise, it’s biased against fossil fuels. According to a letter to Bondi from Power the Future, the Federal Judiciary Center (FJC) is engaged in a secretive effort to bias judges as part of… Continue reading

In the same school where two male students got a ten day suspension for commenting on a girl being in the boy’s locker room and where a boy in a skirt was allowed into girls’ restrooms where he sodomized a girl, there is a sign on the Men’s staff restroom that says ‘Male Staff Only’.… Continue reading

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They leave when they are supposed to be doing their jobs and have to be threatened with firing to come back and the ones that are fired, lawyer up and refuse to leave. For the former, they had to spend taxpayer money to keep the eyes of the law on them. For the latter, it… Continue reading

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Looking into the connection between mass shooters and antidepressants, a good thing, IMO. From RFK Jr: I certainly consider mass shootings a health crisis and we are doing -for the first time – real studies to find out what the etiology of that is. And we’re looking for the first time at psychiatric drugs. You… Continue reading

From Legal Insurrection (ht B): Radio Europe published a comparison of reported rape cases in four European countries between 2000 and 2023. In England and Wales, reports surged from 8,593 in 2000 to 68,109 in 2023 — a nearly seven-fold increase. In Germany, the number rose from 8,133 to 39,029, an almost fourfold rise. France… Continue reading