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world. im kim brunhuber. more flooding could impact millions of people in california this weekend. officials warning theyre not out of the woods yet. weve got the forecast just ahead. plus, well look at the difficulties the white house has with business as usual as president biden is facing a special counsel investigation. and russia claims it has recaptured a town in eastern ukraine as we hear of a new assault on kyiv. a live report from the capital city just ahead. were looking...

Stanford’s Andrew Huberman rose to prominence as a guest on the shows of Joe Rogan, Jordan Peterson, Rich Roll, and others. His podcast, Huberman Lab, has millions of followers. But his former girlfriends say he has a controlling, manipulative side.

The combination of wellness, disinformation and conspiracy flourished in the pandemic. But as interest in COVID-19 waned, some influencers are latching onto a new topic

When wildfire ripped through Hawaiis Maui last August, the impact was devastating: a whole town reduced to ashes, more than 100 lives lost. The inferno was described as the "largest natural disaster in state history." But some on Instagram suggested, without evidence, there was something much more nefarious at play.

Bovine colostrum supplements are taking over, but the evidence for some claims is lacking

The far left and far right share a colloidal silver fandom in common. Here's the reason behind the obsession

This article by Derek Beres was originally published on Psychedelic Spotlight, and appears here with permission.

The Wellness Company has helped underwrite the online programming of Kari Lake, Laura Loomer, Naomi Wolf, and others. But critics say the Goop-like firm is a “prolific grift.”

Given her career as a wellness misinformation researcher, Cecile Simmons thought she’d be the last person to get duped by rogue influencers. And yet, thats...

In a move that could shift the landscape of the 2024 election, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said on Monday he has quit the Democratic primary and will run for president as a third-party candidate.