News and Views: July 24, 2025
Top Epidemiologist Sounds Alarm: mRNA 'Vaccination' Is 'Chemical Lobotomy' During a new interview with Dr. Drew, Hulscher warned that a major study has confirmed that the mRNA injections have caused multiple neurological disorders to surge.
He explains that the spike protein from the Covid shots is entering the brain and causing inflammation.
This inflammation then causes brain damage, leading to severe cognitive impairment.
Hulscher revealed that cognitive impairment has skyrocketed by a staggering 140% among those who received mRNA jabs.
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Islamized Italy: 70% of Juvenile Inmates in Milan Are Muslim (Video) What’s happening in Milan is not an isolated episode—it’s a microcosm of Europe’s failed multiculturalism. The numbers don’t lie: Italy is raising a generation of internal strangers, many of whom are not just disengaged—but openly hostile to the nation that raised them. Image-Islam in Europe 2020
France’s Great Replacement: One in Four Babies Now Born With Arab-Muslim First Names In just two generations, France has gone from fewer than 1% of newborns with Arab-Muslim names to over 25% — a demographic shift so rapid and profound it now makes ethnic French minorities in their own maternity wards.
France is changing, not slowly, not marginally, but demographically and irreversibly.
The Myth of 'Equality': Is Europe Stuck in a Disastrous, Failing Marxist Trap? Equality, as a moral value, has served largely as a pretext for socialism -- take from Peter and give to Paul -- all while funding a sprawling, parasitic apparatus of "redistribution" that provides little opportunity or incentive to succeed or to keep what one has earned.
Europe's elevation of material equality may well be its most disastrous bequest to itself. With ironclad consistency, the continent advances toward greater equality — in increasing misery and squalor.
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Hulk Hogan was a larger-than-life personality who rose to great heights in sports entertainment and buoyed a successful career in the ring into an iconic one outside of it.
Hogan died after suffering a possible "cardiac arrest" at his home in Clearwater, Florida, TMZ Sports reported on Thursday.
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A Christian wedding photographer based in Upstate New York reached a court-approved settlement with state officials on Tuesday, after four years of litigation. The state was forced to pay Emilee Carpenter $225,000 in legal fees and acknowledged that New York officials could not compel her to unwillingly photograph same-sex weddings.
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Welcome to the confluence of L.A.'s worst problems: Homelessness, illegal aliens flooding the state, and fires. In another realm, when three horrible things come together at the same time, it's the Bermuda Triangle. In L.A., it's like a homeowner's own personal ring of hell.
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The cult of Elvis Presley lives on.
See. People worship him. But is it a religion?
Well, that depends, doesn’t it, on what a religion is.
This is one of the questions that Josh Blackman identifies as vital if the Supreme Court’s opinion in Employment Division v. Smith is overturned. Smith held that a neutral law of general application is valid under the free exercise clause of the First Amendment even if it burdens someone’s religious practice.
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"There's No Nothing": Empty Shelves, Rotten Odors Plague Gov't-Funded Supermarket In Missouri Government-run grocery stores have been tried before, from Birmingham, Alabama, to Baltimore, and they've all failed spectacularly. They became political patronage machines, hemorrhaged taxpayer dollars, and in the end, they left neighborhoods with less access to food, not more. What's worse, the Mamdani proposal doesn't even pretend to address the actual reasons private grocers avoid certain areas: crime, regulatory red tape, and the high cost of doing business in New York. Instead, it assumes that if we just let the state take over, all of those problems magically disappear.
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Makary said former food pyramid recommendations placed a greater emphasis on refined carbohydrates and sugar. He said the food pyramid’s recommendations led to overconsumption of ultra processed foods and a high correlation with heart disease.
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