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Climate Realist Naomi Seibt Takes the Stage at CPAC

“Activism isn’t noble if it’s shallow”—Naomi Seibt The press has made much about the youngest climate speaker to take the stage at last week’s CPAC at National Harbor in Maryland. But Naomi Seibt, the 19-year-old German girl who has been labeled by the Washington Post and other media outlets as a climate denier or the right’s weaponized antidote to Swedish Greta Thunberg’s global climate alarmism, … Continue reading Climate Realist Naomi Seibt Takes the Stage at CPAC

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Worst Locust Plague in 25 Years Threatens the Horn of Africa

One might be excused for beginning to think it is the end of the world, with the number of earthquakes we have experienced this past year, the number of signs in the heavens and now one of the largest locusts swarms in a quarter century plaguing Africa, but plagues of locusts in Africa and the Mideast have occurred for centuries. The latest outbreak, which began … Continue reading Worst Locust Plague in 25 Years Threatens the Horn of Africa

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Night-Flying Drones Are an Enigma to Colorado Law Enforcement

The sight of multiple drones flying together in formation or in groups can be terrifying, particularly when authorities don’t know the source. Law enforcement in four Colorado counties reported mystery drone sightings last week and still have no clue as to the source. Sheriffs in Phillips, Lincoln, Yuma and Washington Counties were trying to crack the mystery when sightings spread to three other counties in … Continue reading Night-Flying Drones Are an Enigma to Colorado Law Enforcement

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The High Stakes World of Gene Editing

The appeal and success of Marvel’s superhero movies and spin-off series are converging with the real world of AI, the quest for the superhuman and unprecedented biomedical developments at a dizzying speed. Enter CRISPR-Cas9, the newest gene editing tool that is creating a buzz in the high stakes financial world of pharmaceuticals, academia and research that is sparking a global patent race for new and … Continue reading The High Stakes World of Gene Editing

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Exposure to Fluoride by Pregnant Women Found to Lower IQ

You’ve probably been told your entire life that fluoride is good for you and that only conspiracy theory nuts and health freaks think it’s dangerous. After all, why would municipalities add it to our water and our toothpaste if it had dangerous side effects? Turns out, the dangers of fluoride aren’t just a theory. The latest American Medical Association’s journal on pediatrics, JAMA Pediatrics, confirmed … Continue reading Exposure to Fluoride by Pregnant Women Found to Lower IQ

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Should We be Terrified of Insect Drones?

When Hal Lindsey first published his block-buster book Late Great Planet Earth in 1970, ordinary Americans didn’t have personal computers, DNA hadn’t been mapped and no one outside of tech or government had ever heard of the world wide web. No matter, Lindsey’s best-selling prophecy book left an undeniable and wide-reaching mark on the American psyche—both Christian and secular. Lindsey’s dystopian warnings terrified Christians and … Continue reading Should We be Terrified of Insect Drones?

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A Weight Loss Plan Based on Your DNA. Really.

A few weeks ago, a company called DNA Diet announced the launch of a weight loss program that is based solely on a participant’s DNA profile. Members simply upload their AncesteryDNA or 23andMe data and the company provides customized meal plans, grocery lists, new recipes, exercise plans and exclusive content into how genetics play a role in weight loss and healthy living. Each member also … Continue reading A Weight Loss Plan Based on Your DNA. Really.

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Obesity: Moral Failing or Disease?

The Obesity Society (TOS), the leading organization of top scientists and health professionals devoted to understanding and reversing the epidemic of obesity, has just updated its 2008 statement on obesity, and it’s going to cause ripples in the health and medical communities. Rather than treating obesity as a moral failing, the TOS is calling for obesity to be classified as a worldwide, non-communicable chronic disease. … Continue reading Obesity: Moral Failing or Disease?

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New Flight Record Just Broken

SAVANNAH, Ga., Dec. 10, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. today announced that the ultralong-range Gulfstream G650ER has completed a record-breaking flight en route to the Middle East and North Africa Business Aviation Association (MEBAA) Show in Dubai. The aircraft bested the previous world speed record by one hour and 48 minutes. The G650ER flew from Teterboro, New Jersey, to Dubai, United Arab Emirates, a distance … Continue reading New Flight Record Just Broken

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Is Mental Illness Just a Character Flaw?

Which came first, the chicken or the egg? It’s an age old brain teaser, as is trying to splice character flaws from mental illness. What are we to make of the sociopath who slaughters a person in cold blood and then sits in the midst of the horror to eat a slice of pizza? Is it pure evil or did the mental illness make the person … Continue reading Is Mental Illness Just a Character Flaw?

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