Tag: COVID-19

Strict lockdowns, schools shut for months, haphazard business closures, rampant fraud – Tim Walz has a lot of questions to answer about his handling of Covid as Minnesota Governor, says Anita Jader.

The calls from the public health establishment to forget what happened during Covid and move on are growing louder, spurred by the prospect of RFK Jr. being appointed by Trump. But we will not forget, says Thomas Buckley.

U.K. medicine regulator the MHRA is hiding a Pfizer report that shows up to 40% more heart conditions in the vaccinated, says Nick Hunt. The document must be published without delay.

Two of the deepest shadows overhanging our culture are the psychic toll of Covid and the fact that men and women are diverging politically. What’s rarely noted, says Conor Fitzgerald, is that these things are linked.

Two new peer-reviewed medical journal articles indicate that the science is catching up with the 'conspiracy theorists', says Dr Raphael Lataster, aka people who rationally asked questions of rushed, novel products.

"I'm glad I stood up and said no," says Dr. Aaron Kheriaty, the Medical Ethics Professor sacked for standing up to vaccine mandates. "I would not have been able to teach my students about the courage to act ethically."

Heart attacks in American young people under 44 years of age have surged an "alarming" 66% since 2020, with experts blaming a sharp rise in myocarditis during the pandemic.

The FDA's emergency approval of the mRNA vaccines required enhanced disclosure in all advertising. But Pfizer and Moderna dodged the rules by failing to state it was unlicensed and had side-effects, Lee Fang discovers.

Moderna has been rebuked by regulators after offering children £1,500 cash to test the Covid vaccine, action found to have brought "discredit upon the pharmaceutical industry".

The Austrian Freedom Party’s victory in this week's election is a harbinger of the death throes of European centrism, says Ralph Schoellhammer – and opposition to mass immigration and Covid lockdowns were key drivers.