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Republican House Judiciary Committee Report Documents Political Censorship in EU

Republican House Judiciary Committee Report Documents Political Censorship in EU

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So far, EU digital affairs spokesman Thomas Reigner has just said, “On the latest censorship allegations. Pure nonsense. Completely unfounded.” Is Reigner suggesting that a U.S. House Judiciary Committee fabricated emails and notes of meetings between EU officials and digital platform managers?

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Are the ‘Liberals’ of Today Really Liberals?

Are the ‘Liberals’ of Today Really Liberals?

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Unfortunately, people who are immersed in the ‘echo chamber’ of current ‘liberal’ ideology, seem to be unable to perceive the shift that has occurred from its ‘original’ meaning – as clarified earlier – and its present incarnation in linguistic and political practices.

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Can Cochrane’s New CEO Save the Sinking Ship?

Can Cochrane’s New CEO Save the Sinking Ship?

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A medical journal expressed concern that someone with no health care experience was leading one of the foremost organisations dedicated to ensuring good clinical decisions. Wilson made the organisation ineffective, and his actions harmed Cochrane’s mission about ensuring high scientific standards.

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What the Polls Say about the Pharmaceutical Industry and Vaccines

What the Polls Say about the Pharmaceutical Industry and Vaccines

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The focus should be on cleaning up the food as the path to great American health. The messaging around food polls better, they say, whereas the pressure on vaccine makers and culling of the childhood schedule is a political loser. So they say.

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The Moral Ecology of Community

The Moral Ecology of Community

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Despite the availability of advanced tools to manage human life, societies are seeing spiraling rates of illness, loneliness, and anxiety, with resilience on the decline. This paradox highlights a contradiction that has become increasingly apparent in the face of significant progress.

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