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Kale Contributing to Depression? How Data Centers and Coal are Connected
When we lose loved ones to a sudden death, such as suicide, in addition to being wracked with grief and devastation, we want to know why.
Is Lyme a Bioweapon?
Since the 1970s, Lyme disease has been recognized as a widespread and mysterious tick-borne illness. The prevailing scientific consensus is that it emerged naturally, but layered beneath that consensus is a quiet and more complex situation that, for some, raises the question: “Was this pathogen manmade?”
MAHA Means Clean Air, Too
The Trump Administration shouldn’t weaken safeguards on mercury, soot, coal ash, and other toxins that harm children in order to build more AI data centers.
Fertility Collapse: Is Modern Life Making It Harder to Have Children?
A society can survive a bad year. It can absorb a recession, a delayed generation, or a temporary decline in births. But when fewer children are born year after year, across countries and cultures, one has to wonder: Is there something about modern life that is becoming incompatible with having babies?
A Historic Win - People vs Poison
The timing could not have been better. On Monday, April 27th from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., hundreds showed up for a rally at the Supreme Court in Washington, D.C. called The People vs Poison, organized by Food Babe, Vani Hari and The Highwire team. Over 30 speakers all had different talking points about glyphosate, pesticides in the food, water, air, and how they are not only contaminating everything, but how the manufacturers are corrupting our government. Watch the dynamic rally speakers here.
Is Wearing Polyester a Form of Birth Control?
We all know that what we eat matters. Choosing real, organic, nutrient-dense food over chemical-laden, ultra-processed products is foundational to protecting our health. But there’s a piece of the conversation that often gets overlooked: what we put on our bodies every single day. What about the fabrics we wear, and spend hours in while we sleep?
BISC, 6G, and the Architecture of Human-Computer Integration
In 2026, technology is no longer just about connectivity. It is about autonomy, privacy, and protecting the boundaries of the human body in a fully digitized world. What if the next frontier of medicine wasn’t a drug or a procedure, but a digital network?
When Industries Seek Immunity: What History Can Teach Us About the Glyphosate Immunity Shield
When a product deeply embedded in society is linked to widespread harm and begins to generate large waves of litigation, something interesting tends to happen in American regulatory history. The conversation often shifts away from the original question of “Does this product cause harm?” towards a very different type of inquiry: “What happens when the cost of accountability threatens the survival of the industry itself?”
What Do War and Farming Have in Common?
A Response to the New York Times Article: “A Trump Order Protected a Weedkiller. And Also a Weapon of War.
The Hidden Costs of the Data Center Boom
Data centers form the physical backbone of artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and our modern digital lives. And around the world, their footprint is expanding at an unprecedented pace.
MAHA Cannot Be Crushed
President Trump’s recent glyphosate Executive Order (EO) was a massive shock to the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement. We were, and continue to be, outraged.
Military Food Nutrition Update
By Zen Honeycutt, Kendall Mackintosh, and Triada World science advisors On February 4, 2026, Moms Across America (MAA) issued our Military Food Test Results exclusively to ABC. After the broadcast, a nutritionist identified a conversion error in the analysis, revealing that the information we rele
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