Author: Ramon Tomey

YouTube has agreed to pay President Donald Trump and co-plaintiffs (including the American Conservative Union and Naomi Wolf) after suspending his channel post-Jan. 6. It follows earlier settlements

“Global Warming: A Guide to the Science” separates science from climate alarmism In “Global Warming: A Guide to the Science,” Willie Soon and his co-authors disclose that over

Billion-dollar failure: Ivanpah solar plant to shut down, dealing serious blow to California’s renewable energy dreams Ivanpah Solar Power Facility, a $2.2 billion project with $1.6 billion in

Many courtroom forensic techniques (firearms matching, bite marks, hair analysis) rely on subjective judgment rather than validated science, raising doubts about their reliability. Methods like bullet matching use

Courts and studies increasingly expose firearms analysis as unreliable, subjective and lacking empirical support. Judges in Illinois and Maryland have barred or restricted such testimony due to its high

Courts treat forensic methods as infallible, but systemic issues (bias, unreliable methodologies, lack of scientific validity) have led to thousands of wrongful convictions. Ballistics, bite marks, hair analysis

Russian oil giant Transneft warns of output cuts; despite dismissing reports as “fake news,” internal leaks reveal Ukrainian drone attacks on refineries are straining Russia’s energy logistics. Ukraine’s

The claim that bullets can be uniquely matched to specific firearms has never been conclusively proven. National reports (NAS 2009, PCAST 2016) found the discipline lacks foundational scientific validation.

The Washington Post fired Karen Attiah, its global opinions editor, following inflammatory social media remarks made after conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Her posts appeared to justify political violence

Understanding your body’s unique nutritional needs with Dr. Lendon H. Smith’s “Feed Your Body Right” Dr. Lendon H. Smith’s “Feed Your Body Right” argues that no single diet