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Globalism, climate-change alarmism and cultural self-annihilation have all come under serious challenge.

On this International Day of Environmental Health, we recognize the urgent need for a transformative shift in our connection with nature. Our well-being is intricately tied to the environment, extending beyond aesthetics to survival. Climate change, pollution, and biodiversity loss are immediate threats. Air and water pollution, along with climate change, pose tangible risks to our health. To combat these challenges, we must rethink development and consumption, prioritize sustainability, and promote renewable energy and responsible consumption. Government policies, international cooperation, e...

The pretext for the assault was that Gaddafi was about to launch a military operation to massacre civilians in Benghazi where rebellious forces had seized power. It had as much substance as the charge that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction, another example of utopian social engineering that left over a million Iraqi dead and millions more driven from their homes.

The coral island of St. Martin's is a place that usually evokes images of tranquillity, idyllic beaches, and unparalleled beauty. However, beneath this picturesque façade lies an unsettling reality—a burgeoning dog population that faces extreme cruelty and starvation, especially during the off-season from April to October. As tourism halts, these innocent animals, often fed by

The endemic trauma in American society, which is getting worse under the onslaught of the gig economy, pronounced social inequality, the climate crisis and the seizure of the political process and most institutions by corporations and the ruling oligarchs, is our most serious public health crisis. It has grave individual, social and political consequences.