In a disappointing verdict, the US Supreme Court has sidestepped the question of whether the federal government breached the First Amendment when it coerced social media companies to remove dissident content.
With the firing of Prof. Martin Kulldorff for having the temerity to be proven right in his scepticism of Government Covid measures, Harvard really shows it has lost its way, say Dr. Peter Gøtzsche and Janus Bang.
Dr. Martin Kulldorff has been fired from his position as Professor of Medicine at Harvard University. A victim of the college's brutal Covid vaccine mandate, the Great Barrington Declaration author tells his story.
In a recent article, the commentator Richard Hanania claims that the contribution of "moderate vax sceptics" to the debate has been "overwhelmingly negative". Noah Carl, who puts himself in that camp, disagrees.
A major new statement from Martin Kulldorff, Jay Bhattacharya and colleagues sets out in detail the many questions that need to be asked and answered by those responsible for America's disastrous Covid response.
In the last Weekly Sceptic podcast of the year, the talking points are Charles's lacklustre multicultural King's speech, the arrival of thought crime in the UK and the censorship of science during the pandemic.
A US judge has ordered Anthony Fauci, Jen Psaki and other leading federal officials to testify under oath on online censorship in a case brought by Jay Bhattacharya and Martin Kulldorff against the Biden administration.
According to the Bookies, the favourite to win this year's Nobel Peace Prize is the WHO. John Tierney in City Journal has some more worthy recipients in mind: Anders Tegnell, Johan Giesecke, Jay Bhattacharya, Sunetra Gupta and Martin Kulldorff.
In an interview for UnHerd TV, Martin Kulldorff, an original signatory of the Great Barrington Declaration, talks about the attempt to smear him afterwards, Harvard's lack of support and why Sweden got it broadly right.
Anti-lockdown scientists who were smeared and sidelined during the pandemic have set up a new scientific academy committed to the "free exchange of ideas".
