Opinion

Hurricane Harvey pounded southeast Texas hard. The storm inundated the City of Houston with almost 52 inches of rain, killing at least 70 people and displacing more than a million. According to the weather forecast firm Accuweather, Harvey could be the most expensive natural disaster in U.S. history with a price tag of US$190 billion, […]

Policing is critical to American society and must perpetually stand on the pillars of ethics, trust, collaboration, and moral courage. When these principles are honored, police-community unity is forged, and America’s way of life is protected from discord, lawlessness, and turmoil. Yet, one would be oblivious, irresponsible, and naïve to miss the challenges policing in […]

Turning their backs on the human rights principle of voluntary informed consent memorialized after World War II in the Nuremberg Code,  health authorities in France and Italy are fast-tracking involuntary vaccine mandates for school-age children. In Italy, millions of Italians have been demonstrating since June, protesting the infringements to parental rights. On July 28, industry-beholden Italian legislators voted 296-92 to pass a one-size-fits-all law […]

Research indicates that HPV vaccines may be leaving us more vulnerable to high-risk cancers.

Nearly three weeks after widely condemning President Donald Trump’s statements on Charlottesville, media organizations and politicians are now saying the same things he said about the far-left Antifa extremist group. Following the tragic events in Virginia, which saw dozens of people injured and one woman killed by a neo-Nazi sympathizer, Trump condemned the violent acts […]

Some vaccines have been shown to be contaminated with glyphosate.

Commendations are in order for all assisting with the unimaginable, relentless, and heart-wrenching devastation of Hurricane Harvey. Their sacrifices are of extraordinary significance to America and to the alleviation of human suffering. The heart of America is wounded by this catastrophic event.  Compassion, moral courage, and collaboration are the principles that must unite us and […]

Racism: prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against someone of a different race based on the belief that one’s own race is superior. There is a persistent sub-element in sociology believing that that racism is an aberration, a facet of society that can be eliminated with education. That sanguine belief may be more hopeful than helpful […]

In recent decades, racism was considered by many to be in sharp decline across the world, partly because expanding knowledge of the human genome demonstrated that all of us share almost exactly the same set of genes. A broad international consensus emerged during the 20th century that discrimination based on race, open or concealed, was […]

On July 28, a new law passed final approval in Italian parliament that will impose steep fines, school segregation and exclusion from daycare on families who refuse to vaccinate their children according to the Ministry of Health’s schedule. In the months leading up to the law’s passage, the measure was met with stiff resistance and mass […]

As detailed on the United States Navy official website, “the mission of the Navy is to maintain, train and equip combat-ready Naval forces capable of winning wars, deterring aggression and for maintaining freedom of the seas.” The service of our Navy is critical to peace throughout the world due to the volume of nations living […]

A meta-review of HPV safety trials and post-market studies found that evidence of harm was downplayed.

In the United States and other democratic nations, narratives on racial inequality, social justice, and other issues dominate an increasingly divisive and polarizing political culture. As an article by the National Review reads: “Americans have grown increasingly accustomed to the view that your politics are determined by your racial, ethnic, or gender identity.” Prevailing leftist […]