It didn't take Sadie Shaw long to realize college wasn't for her. When Shaw was in high school, she said it was never a discussion on whether or not she would go to college — it was simply the reality for herself and her peers.
Most every Christmas growing up in the 1950s, Brad Harris got socks, a new pair of jeans, and—if he was fortunate—a new sweater. He lived with his mom, who was a single parent, as well as his grandmother, great aunt, and younger brother.
Children today are noticeably different from previous generations, and the proof is in the news coverage we see every day. This site shows you what’s happening in schools around the world. Children are increasingly disabled and chronically ill, and the education system has to accommodate them.
Epoch Times tells us the bad news. More experiments on American newborns, and worse. Low infant death rates from RSV and concerns about the safety of treatment have cast doubts about the immunization drive.
A newly published study analyzed human DNA isolated from volunteers' blood samples. Authors looked for matches between blood cells’s DNA and genetic sequences unique to the Pfizer COVID vaccine BNT162b2.
A Federal judge has ordered more than 150 names linked to Jeffrey Epstein to be unsealed. 3 of the names will remain sealed. The names of 150 recruiters, associates and “affiliates” of sex traffickers Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell will be made public after the first of the year.
The Biden administration and the corporate media are telling us over and over that the economy is just fine, but the term “silent depression” has been going viral on TikTok.
US national debt has continued to mount, jumping by $2.6 trillion in the six months through December to reach $33.8 trillion, according to the Treasury Department.
I have finally entered the cancer chamber. I’ve walked past it several times, but it was too big and daunting to enter without some guidance. I’ve been looking for a high-level overview, and I came across it in 180 Degrees (I cannot recommend the book highly enough).