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Many memorable journeys start with a map. Maps have been around for ages, guiding humanity on its way in grand style. Maps have helped sailors cross oceans, caravans traverse deserts, and armies march into the pages of history. Maps have been staple tools of exploration, survival, and sovereignty. And today? Today, they’re on our devices,…Continue reading Palantir’s ELITE: Not All Maps Are Meant To Guide Us
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Among the myriad of harm that humanity has inflicted upon itself through both the wired and wireless world, the disappearance of wholesome boredom might be the most consequential. Indeed, there is something sacred about a child staring out a window, hands idle, and mind completely free. In today’s world of ceaseless stimulation, we’ve forgotten the…Continue reading Let’s Not Forget: Boredom Is Essential to Childhood
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Minnesota, the North Star State, has long carried itself as a state that cares deeply for its neighbors, invests in its most vulnerable, and protects children and families in need. But recently, as allegations of massive fraud make headlines, that narrative has been exposed as extremely weak—not because corruption in the state is a myth,…Continue reading Unintended Consequences: Fraud Crackdown in Minnesota is Hurting the Innocent
OLYMPIA, Wash. — The state Senate passed a bill Wednesday night 25-22 along party lines that eliminates the “personal preference” exemption from the requirement to have kids vaccinated against measles. It came after the 5 p.m. deadline when the Senate rules allowed for this bill to be voted on passed the cutoff time. READ FULL ARTICLE…Continue reading WA State Senate passes a bill that eliminates the personal exemption to vaccination
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The 60 people indicted include 31 doctors, seven pharmacists, eight nurse practitioners and seven other licensed medical professionals. The charges stem from the government’s largest prescription-opioid takedown. It involves more than 350,000 illegal prescriptions written in Alabama, Kentucky, Louisiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and West Virginia, according to indictments unsealed in federal court in Cincinnati. “That…Continue reading Doctors in seven states charged with prescribing pain killers for cash, sex
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“Rockland residents are already getting knocks on the door and delivery of notices that say unvaccinated people exposed to measles must stay away from indoor and outdoor public places for 21 days or face $2,000 fines. “We will restrategize at every opportunity regardless of what’s thrown in front of us. That’s just what we’re going…Continue reading Rockland County’s New Tactics: Threatening Letters, Hefty Fines
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In the early hours this morning, HB-1312 passed out of the Colorado Legislature House Health and Insurance Committee, after hearings that lasted for thirteen and a half hours. All of which you can listen to here. The bill adds ALL of the vaccines on the CDC recommended childhood schedule to the list of vaccines mandated for school entry. …Continue reading The Colorado Vaccine Bill To Mandate Full CDC Schedule Passes Out of Committee
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From the NY Times archives: REAGAN SIGNS BILL ON DRUG EXPORTS AND PAYMENT FOR VACCINE INJURIES By Robert Pear Rand SPECIAL TO THE NEW YORK TIMES NOV. 15, 1986 “President Reagan today signed a comprehensive health bill designed to promote exports of prescription drugs and to compensate children injured by vaccines. Mr. Reagan said he…Continue reading NY TIMES ORIGINAL REPORTING ON 1986 ACT
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By Jefferey Jaxen This past week New York plunged headfirst into a modern-day social and medical experiment. At the behest of New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, a public health emergency was declared targeting everyone who resides in certain Brooklyn neighborhoods. The order, which is slated to end on April 17th, required all residents living in…Continue reading New York City’s Social and Medical Public Health Emergency Experiment
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