In the aftermath of very ordinary-hurricane Milton, it's been claimed that climate change has increased the economic cost of weather disasters. A sober analysis shows this is nonsense, says Paul Homewood.
No wonder London is a mess, says Charlotte Gill, when Sadiq Khan and his team are regularly jetting off to hobnob with international elites to advance their civilisation-destroying green and woke agendas.
Kamala Harris has pledged to legalise recreational marijuana and create "forgivable" loans in a bid to win black men's votes after Barack Obama said some "aren't feeling the idea of having a woman as President".
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.
In his interview with Kamala Harris, Bill Whitaker broke new ground and actually did journalism, says Freddy Gray, asking challenging questions on key issues. And her performance was "Prince Andrew-like in its awfulness".
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.
Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, one of the top state schools in the U.S., has seen its ranking plummet since implementing a new DEI 'racial equity' admissions policy in 2020.
Trump's claim about pet-eating migrants certainly shocked the world, and J.D. Vance has admitted pushing the story despite it being unproven to raise Springfield's plight. The liberal media fell for it, says Steven Tucker.
