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Controversial Solar Plant Continues Operations Despite Thousands of Bird Deaths Regulators are allowing the Ivanpah Solar Power Plant to continue operating in the Mojave Desert, even as thousands of birds are killed annually by its reflected solar beams, a recent investigation has found. The sprawling facility near the California-Nevada border,…
Colorado Takes Steps to Preserve Vaccine Support Amid Federal Policy Changes In response to recent controversial changes in federal vaccine policy, Colorado has taken decisive action to maintain its commitment to immunization science. A new law signed by Governor Jared Polis allows the state to bypass federal guidance and follow…
Canadian Intelligence Chief Warns of Foreign Interference Risk in Alberta Secession Vote The head of Canada’s intelligence agency has issued a stark warning that Alberta’s potential secession referendum could become a target for foreign disinformation campaigns, particularly from Russia. In an interview with CBC’s “The House,” Canadian Security Intelligence Service…
A viral video purporting to show a Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) official assaulting a prayer leader in Lahore has been debunked as false by fact-checkers. The footage, which has garnered significant attention across multiple social media platforms, actually depicts an incident that occurred in India earlier this year. The 27-second video…
Beijing is studying conflicts in Ukraine and Iran to sharpen its information warfare capabilities against the United States, potentially exposing American vulnerabilities during any future Taiwan Strait conflict, security experts warned Wednesday. Speaking at a Washington discussion hosted by the Special Competitive Studies Project think tank, retired U.S. Lieutenant General…
Menhaden Fisheries Coalition Challenges “False” Claims About Virginia’s Menhaden Fishery The Menhaden Fisheries Coalition (MFC) has issued a strong rebuttal to recent claims made by Will Poston of the Chesapeake Bay Foundation (CBF) regarding the status of Virginia’s menhaden fishery. The coalition describes Poston’s statements as “false and misleading,” arguing…
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Neurologists Warn Against Unproven Epilepsy Treatments as Social Media Claims Spread Epilepsy patients are being urged to exercise caution following widespread social media claims that a traditional plant remedy can treat the neurological disorder. Medical experts have stepped forward to debunk viral posts suggesting that veldt grape roots (Cissus quadrangularis) offer an effective treatment for the condition that affects approximately 50 million people worldwide. The claims, which have gained significant traction on Facebook and other platforms, have prompted concern among healthcare professionals who worry patients might abandon evidence-based treatments in favor of unproven alternatives. Dr. Leonard Ngarka, a practicing neurologist…
U.S. Military’s Century-Long Propaganda Leaflet Campaign Raises Questions About Effectiveness For over a century, the United States military has conducted psychological operations by dropping billions of propaganda leaflets over enemy territories. Despite the military’s long-standing confidence in these tactics, declassified documents and historical analysis raise significant questions about their actual…
Fraudulent “Call History” Apps Scam Millions of Android Users Over 7.3 million Android users have fallen victim to a sophisticated scam involving apps falsely claiming to provide call records for any phone number. The fraudulent apps, collectively dubbed “CallPhantom” by security researchers, were recently discovered and removed from Google Play…
NATO Faces Growing Capability Gap as Alliance Relies Heavily on US Military Power NATO has evolved into a “bloated architecture” overly dependent on American military might, according to former senior national security advisor Keith Kellogg in an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital. As President Donald Trump increases pressure on…
Catholic Universities Hold LGBTQ+ “Lavender Graduation” Ceremonies Amid Controversy At least 20 prominent Catholic colleges and universities across the United States are hosting separate LGBTQ-affirming graduation ceremonies this spring, sparking debate about religious teaching and institutional identity in Catholic higher education. These “lavender graduation” events, held separately from the main…
Gym Membership in U.S. Hits Record High as Fitness Industry Evolves Gym membership across the United States has reached an all-time high in 2025, according to recent data from the Health & Fitness Association, giving consumers an unprecedented range of workout options to choose from in an increasingly competitive market.…
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In a bold move that challenged celebrity norms, actor Lisa Ray publicly announced her multiple myeloma diagnosis on the red carpet at age 37. “It was cathartic for me, and gave me a sense of purpose during a tumultuous time in my life,” Ray told HerStory. What Ray didn’t share…
After more than three decades in the air, Spirit Airlines is shutting down and grounding its bright yellow planes for good. The carrier announced it had begun an “orderly wind-down” of operations, effective immediately. Spirit has instructed customers not to go to the airport, confirming all flights have been canceled…
In a significant move to counter disinformation, the Indian government has exposed an AI-generated deepfake video falsely attributing statements to Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh, labeling it as Pakistani propaganda ahead of the first anniversary of Operation Sindoor. The fabricated video, which has been circulating on social media, falsely shows…
President Trump treated students to an impromptu dance lesson on the White House South Lawn Monday, demonstrating his signature “Trump dance” moves that have become a fixture at his rallies across the country. The brief moment, which quickly gained traction on social media, showed the president swaying to the Village…
Louise Arbour Appointed as Canada’s Next Governor General Retired Supreme Court Justice Louise Arbour will serve as Canada’s next governor general, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Tuesday in Toronto. The appointment, approved by King Charles III on Carney’s recommendation, places a distinguished legal scholar and human rights champion in the…
Jon Rahm Resolves European Tour Dispute Amid LIV Golf’s Uncertain Future Jon Rahm has settled his financial disagreement with the European tour, potentially securing a competitive avenue for the Spanish golfer beyond 2026 as LIV Golf faces mounting uncertainty about its financial future. Speaking at LIV Golf Virginia on Tuesday,…
Cambodia’s visually impaired community faces significant challenges navigating an increasingly digital world, with limited access to assistive technology and growing exposure to online misinformation, according to disability advocates and experts. For the estimated 54,000 blind or partially sighted Cambodians, basic technologies that could improve their daily lives remain largely out…
Iran Dismisses Claims of Special Invitation to President Prabowo for Regional Mediation Social media posts circulating since April 24, 2026, have falsely claimed that Iranian leadership extended a special invitation to Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto to mediate dialogue between Iran, the United States, and Israel. These claims, which feature images…
India’s democratic fabric faces unprecedented polarization under BJP rule, experts say Despite a record marked by what critics describe as governance failures, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) continues its electoral winning streak across India, raising questions about the health of the world’s largest democracy. Political analysts point to several interconnected…
U.S. Military Strike Kills Three Suspected Narco-Terrorists in Eastern Pacific U.S. Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) announced Tuesday that it carried out a lethal strike against a vessel in the Eastern Pacific, killing three suspected narco-terrorists. The operation, conducted by Joint Task Force Southern Spear under the direction of Commander Gen. Francis…
Former Democratic Senator Sherrod Brown won his party’s 2026 Senate nomination in Ohio on Tuesday, setting up what promises to be a competitive race that could help determine control of the U.S. Senate, according to the Associated Press. Brown, who served three decades in Congress before losing his seat in…
The United States and its Gulf partners have proposed a new United Nations resolution threatening Iran with sanctions if it continues to disrupt maritime traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil passage. The draft resolution, obtained by The Associated Press on Tuesday, demands that Iran cease attacks…
