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Correcting the NY Times ACIP Reporting on Vaccine Injury; A point-by-point breakdown of one of the most poorly written NY Times articles

Updated 8:53 AM EDT, Mon March 16, 2026

Seeing Sunday’s NY Times headline titled Confidential Report Calls for Sweeping Changes to Track Covid Vaccine Harms, a reflexive question flashed in the minds of even the most staunch defenders of legacy vaccine policy – Is the NY Times about to dismiss the Covid vaccine injured? For those who don’t care to read the outlet’s…Continue reading Correcting the NY Times ACIP Reporting on Vaccine Injury; A point-by-point breakdown of one of the most poorly written NY Times articles

NOW: United Airlines Faces Massive Religious Discrimination Class Action Lawsuit Over COVID Shot Mandates

Updated 5:34 AM EDT, Thu March 12, 2026

A federal appeals court just cleared the way for a mass religious discrimination lawsuit against United Airlines, making it one of the largest such cases in history due to the number of plaintiffs involved, along with its potential scope. The case centers on the airline’s 2021 COVID-19 vaccine mandate and how it handled employees seeking…Continue reading NOW: United Airlines Faces Massive Religious Discrimination Class Action Lawsuit Over COVID Shot Mandates

HCQIA: The Federal Law Allowing Hospitals to Target Good Physicians and How to Reform It

Updated 4:15 AM EST, Fri December 12, 2025

By now, much of the public knows, or should know, not to step foot into a hospital without a trusted loved one or a patient advocate by their side. Many have heard the horror stories of hospitals holding people against their will, attempting to take children from parents for not consenting to treatments, or physicians…Continue reading HCQIA: The Federal Law Allowing Hospitals to Target Good Physicians and How to Reform It

Emails Expose Journal’s Censorship of Shocking Aluminum Study

“This is the story of a scientific misconduct and editor & editorial corruption. An accepted paper in Pharmacological Research (Elsevier) was withdrawn last March 8th 2019 by the editor without a single reason other than non-declared conflicts of interest, fear of science and for sure pressure from external, not-revealed forces. You can read the story…Continue reading Emails Expose Journal’s Censorship of Shocking Aluminum Study

Updated 9:19 AM EDT, Thu August 8, 2019

Novartis manipulated study data to get ‘most expensive drug in the world’ approved

STAT News is reporting: “AveXis, the gene therapy subsidiary of Swiss pharma giant Novartis (NVS), was aware of “data manipulation” involving its Zolgensma gene therapy for spinal muscular atrophy before it was approved in May, but did not inform the Food and Drug Administration until later, the agency said Tuesday.” Zolgensma is the first gene…Continue reading Novartis manipulated study data to get ‘most expensive drug in the world’ approved

Updated 2:12 AM EDT, Wed August 7, 2019

Florida Moves to Axe Religious, Limit Medical Vaccine Exemptions

With New York recently removing religious exemptions and California’s bill putting bureaucrats, not doctors, in charge of medical decisions, Florida has now introduced its new bill drawing from both states. “SB 64 would eliminate the religious exemption to vaccines required for public and private school children. It would also add a new section of law requiring…Continue reading Florida Moves to Axe Religious, Limit Medical Vaccine Exemptions

Updated 6:49 AM EDT, Tue August 6, 2019

Vaccine Kingpins Rake In Billions

By Jefferey Jaxen Compared to the blockbuster drug industry, the vaccine market used to be considered a barely profitable sector. Looked at as a secondary market, vaccine manufacturing was a legally and fiscally dangerous endeavor for companies to pursue. After the industry was granted liability protection in 1986 however, the market exploded and hasn’t stopped…Continue reading Vaccine Kingpins Rake In Billions

Updated 3:32 PM EDT, Sun August 4, 2019

WaPo: “Peer-Review Not Gold Standard,” Public Being Misled

By Jefferey Jaxen A new Washington Post ‘perspective’ piece concedes that, “Shoddy work often makes it past peer reviewers, while excellent research has been shot down. Peer reviewers often fail to detect bad research, conflicts of interest and corporate ghostwriting.“ Making legitimate points that would have been labeled ‘conspiracy theory’ or ‘misinformation’ by mainstream media…Continue reading WaPo: “Peer-Review Not Gold Standard,” Public Being Misled

Updated 7:53 AM EDT, Sat August 3, 2019

Transcending Neurotribalism: Rescuing Autism Advocacy from Identity Politics

by Sarah Dillingham | New English Review Autism Spectrum Disorder, or ASD, is a complex array of developmental disabilities varying in severity, characterized by impairments to communication and interaction, executive functioning, motor skills, and sensory processing. First identified as a distinct psychiatric disorder in 1943 by Leo Kanner, autism has skyrocketed in recent decades from the sole 11…Continue reading Transcending Neurotribalism: Rescuing Autism Advocacy from Identity Politics

Updated 8:19 AM EDT, Fri August 2, 2019