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London Izabella-Ryén Gadd was just 12 years old when she died. She was a bright, empathetic, and deeply loved young girl who locked arms with her mom when they walked together and felt everything more deeply than most. Looking back at her life, it is clear that London was not a broken child. When she…Continue reading Not Broken, Betrayed: How the System Killed 12-Year-Old London Gadd
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Nobody in their right mind would seriously defend the puppy mill operations that exist in the United States. Yet, like so many other seemingly well-intentioned causes captured by the nonprofit industrial complex (which, let’s not forget, often profits from a problem rather than solving it), the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals…Continue reading The Puppy Mill Industrial Complex
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As of 2022, one in four emergency departments in the United States was staffed by a private equity-owned physician group. That figure is likely higher today, given the rapid pace of acquisitions since then. Here is an example. When ER physicians arrived for work at Valley Health in Winchester, VA, on April 2nd, they had…Continue reading The Private Equity Takeover of America’s Emergency Rooms
*UPDATE 3/23: Senate expected to vote on third coronavirus response bill *UPDATE 3/23: Michigan orders stay-at-home order to residents *UPDATE 3/22: Delaware and Louisiana have both ordered statewide stay-at-home orders By Jefferey Jaxen Sunday, March 22, 2020’s editorial will forgo normal reporting and instead be a situation report. The coronavirus outbreak has dominated another week of…Continue reading Coronavirus Situation Report: America Braces For A New Week Of Uncharted Waters
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Thursday, California Governor Gavin Newsom, in a letter to U.S. President Donald Trump, said experts were projecting that roughly 56 per cent of Californians, or about 25.5 million people, were expected to contract the coronavirus over the next eight weeks. Newsom’s claim comes in contrast to worldwide coronavirus cases at just over 256K. Shorty after,…Continue reading CA Gov. Newsom Issues State-Wide Stay-At-Home-Order
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By Jefferey Jaxen Another week, another increase in reported cases of coronavirus in the United States. The inadequacy of early measures and responses by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)—combined with their continued, testing rollout failure—can be seen as a major contributor to coronavirus case expansion, beyond whatever virulence the coronavirus inherently…Continue reading All Eyes on U.S. Government Response to Coronavirus
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Recently, the media outlet Collective Evolution sat down for an exclusive interview with The HighWire host Del Bigtree to talk about the Informed Consent Action Network’s latest and biggest legal action to date against the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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By Jefferey Jaxen *UPDATE 3/10: Federal and state public health authorities have tested only 6,563 people for the coronavirus as of Tuesday morning, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and numbers provided by all 50 states It’s been a challenging week for U.S. Health and Human Services (HHS) head Alex Azar. After…Continue reading Alex Azar’s Health Disaster
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A beloved soul to so many has transitioned leaving behind an amazing and beautiful legacy. Dr. Toni Bark was a loving mother and a passionate warrior for children’s health, medical freedom, scientific truth and parental rights. Through her courage and actions, Toni resonated out a shockwave of truth which paved the way to make it…Continue reading In Memory of Dr. Toni Bark
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