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With the FCC holding no one responsible for regulating light pollution and other serious ill effects from the rapidly increasing number of satellites orbiting the Earth, let’s look at the problem a new startup aims to solve, because it is almost comically small. Solar panels do not work after dark. The sun sets and the…Continue reading Sunlight on Demand – Whose Night Is It, Anyway?
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The hornet’s nest of trauma and incomplete closure stemming from the failed pandemic response has been kicked again…hard. Fauci’s non-testimony in front of Sen. Rand Paul’s Senate Homeland Security Committee and, perhaps more importantly, Paul’s Reading Room document dump of all Fauci’s pandemic correspondence has reignited the public’s appetite for justice. There is plenty of…Continue reading Corporate Media Gets A Do-Over on Pandemic Reporting Only To Fail Again
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Marine veteran Chad Robichaux came home after serving our nation in Afghanistan in one piece, or so it seemed. Robichaux served eight deployments as a Force Recon Marine, and once he returned home, he did everything right to take care of himself. He ate a clean diet and trained hard enough to fight professionally. But…Continue reading Before the SSRI: Common Sense Finally Reaches the War Department
Some people spend their lives searching for purpose. Trish lived hers. To those of us at ICAN, Patricia “Trish” Neuenschwander was family. She was the beloved wife of our Board President, Dr. Neu. She was also a fierce advocate, a trusted friend, and a deeply loved member of this community. She believed wholeheartedly in ICAN’s…Continue reading Remembering Trish: A Beloved Member of the ICAN Family
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Eli Lilly, the Big Pharma player that introduced Prozac to the world, just spent up to $3.8 billion to move into psychedelics. The main drug in the deal—a manufactured form of 5-MeO-DMT, a psychedelic found in the venom of the Sonoran Desert Toad—is a chemical cousin of the compound psilocybin found in magic mushrooms, often…Continue reading Rewiring the Brain Without the Reckoning
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The Make America Healthy Again movement and its figurehead, HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., have a full plate. The historical changes his administration has made have also been met with several speed bumps, to put things lightly. While the push-pull dynamic plays out, some causes wait on the sidelines to be activated. What appears…Continue reading Will MAHA Plug In to Data Center Pushback?
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In 2019, the online platform and game creation system Roblox told the U.S. government about 675 suspected cases of child sexual exploitation on its platform. Four years later, that number had grown to more than thirteen thousand. In 2025, that number had grown to over 65,000. Nobody had to go undercover and coax those figures…Continue reading Playground for Predators. Profit for Platforms. Who’s Really Grooming Our Kids?
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Andrea Shaw gave birth to her third child on June 25, 2026. Four days later, a Payette County, Idaho grand jury indicted her for previously murdering her twin toddlers, and the following day, the new mother was arrested in Boise. Her newborn, three weeks premature, went home with her husband. She did not. Andrea instead…Continue reading Twins, Vaccines, and a Mother’s Arrest
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It’s official. Published in the latest edition of what’s called the Unified Agenda of Federal Regulatory and Deregulatory Actions, HHS states its formal, public declaration to “…establish the COVID-19 Countermeasures Injury Table for the Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program (CICP).” Specifically, HHS declares: “The Table will list and explain injuries that, based on compelling, reliable, valid,…Continue reading HHS Moves to Establish COVID-19 Vaccine Injury Table
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