There have been few wins for college students that were stripped of their fundamental right to bodily autonomy, but the fight for justice continues, and it finally feels like justice might be on its way.
What Should Be Done for Student Victims of the Shots? Continue Reading
We should thank Jeff Bezos for highlighting the crisis of trust in the media. But his dismissive attitude toward “alternative sources” of news and information is part of the reason why many people are losing respect for the legacy media.
Jeff Bezos Is Right: Legacy Media Must Self-Reflect Continue Reading
Public health agencies rely on contradictory data that contain profound uncertainties, and then use that data to create mandates or policies. It’s a vicious cycle, and one that the “Experts” refuse to acknowledge at risk of undercutting their public pronouncements.
How Effective Are Vaccines Targeted to Respiratory Viruses? Continue Reading
The Fors Marsh campaign deployed fear-based messaging to influence public behavior to comply with CDC and other USG recommendations. The intentional promotion of fear of death from an infectious disease disproportionate to actual risk of death is psychological bioterrorism.
Did Government-Sponsored Disinformation Worsen Covid-19? Continue Reading
So the answer to the initial question of how decision-makers can justify promoting the mammoth undertaking of annual influenza vaccination is: by distorting and cherry-picking the evidence, if they ever cared for it.
Policy Founded on Distorted Evidence Continue Reading
The goal of this modeling project was to predict the outcome of the 2024 election using public health, demographic, and historical data. The approach relies on predictors that are a proxy for support for the Democratic party within a population.
Election 2024: Analysis and Predictions Continue Reading
Eric Metaxas explains that the Spiral of Silence is “the idea that as the price to speak rises, fewer speak out, which further causes the price to rise, so that fewer yet will speak out, until a whole culture is silenced.”
Reclaim the West Continue Reading
Morrow was instructed by her employer to remove the interview with me. When she refused, the State fired her—a clear violation by a government employer of an employee’s First Amendment rights. Now she is fighting back in court.
Alison Morrow Files Free Speech Lawsuit Continue Reading
The 2016 and 2020 elections were close even though Clinton (5%) and Biden (8%) had solid polling leads at this point. We need to contemplate a Trump win not only in the electoral college but also in the popular vote.
If Trump Wins Continue Reading
Archive.org has stopped taking images of content on all platforms. For the first time in 30 years, we have gone a long swath of time since this service has chronicled the life of the Internet in real time.
They Are Scrubbing the Internet Right Now Continue Reading
The legislative and executive branches will have unlimited power over The People if The People cannot bring cases against those branches because judges allow Standing Doctrine as an excuse to avoid hearing a case involving controversial subject matter.
A Question of Standing Continue Reading
Despite the flaws with the concept of zombies, one shouldn’t throw the undead baby out with the bathwater. Zombie films and shows can have a lot to say. At its best, The Walking Dead was a thought-provoking meditation on how societies organize and evolve.
Lessons from the Zombie Genre Continue Reading
