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Screenshots from 'Insurrection USA' BLM activist John Sullivan's discord claim police let him in
1 month ago - By Natural News
A series of leaked screenshots purportedly from BLM activist and Insurrection USA founder John Sullivan's Discord server have been leaked. In the screenshots, the radically far left activists admit they wore Trump hats and other MAGA gear as subterfuge, and admit that the police willingly let them enter the deified halls of the U.S. Capitol...
Read more ...Left-wing activists tried to goad Trump supporters into joining Capitol "insurrection"
1 month ago - By Natural News
New evidence has emerged to show that radical left-wing fanatic John Sullivan, who helped lead the Capitol “siege,” also tried to egg-on Trump supporters to turn against law enforcement officers following the fatal and gruesome shooting of Air Force veteran Ashli Babbitt. Sullivan, who heads up a far-left extremist group known as Insurgence...
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Researchers Approach Publishers About Errors in 31 Papers
What happened when a group of sleuths flagged more than 30 papers with a 'specific reagent error' for gene knockdown experiments? Retraction Watch
Decline in Children's COVID-19 Cases Slows
The number of new COVID-19 cases in children declined for the sixth consecutive week, but the drop was the smallest yet. Medscape Medical News
3 Stretches You Should Always Do After a Run to Help Ease IT Band Pain
Running is a great workout, but it can also be tough on your joints, especially if you aren't diligent about warming up before a run and cooling down after. In fact, if you...
RCPE Calls for Decriminalising Drug Possession
A new report from the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh advises that decriminalising drug possession. Medscape News UK
How One of the Most Advanced Fitness Trackers Monitors Your Health
Whoop, the performance device used by pro athletes and weekend warriors alike, uses these specific measures.
Regular Caffeine Consumption Tied to Reduced Brain Volume
Regular caffeine consumption appears to be tied to decreased gray matter volume, but only temporarily. Medscape Medical News
In the UK, 'Chemobus' Units Bring Cancer Treatment Close to Home
If Formula 1 racing teams could take high-tech motorhomes around the world for their drivers, why couldn't a cancer center take a similar rig into the countryside to treat...
More Competition for Docs as Insurers Boost New Telehealth Plans?
Will primary care physicians face additional competition as insurers promote a new kind of plan based on telehealth? The trend raises questions about what primary care is and...
Watch What Happened When a Calisthenics Athlete Spent 30 Days Growing...
Michael Woerdman breaks down the progress he made after a month of changing his diet and training.
Neurologic Disorders Ubiquitous and Rising in the US
New research estimates that 60% of the US population now lives with one or more of these disorders ― a much greater rate than was previously estimated for neurologic disease...