More than 95% say they think Trump did not lose fair and square in 2020.That’s according to an unscientific X poll of more than 8,000 people. Only about 5% of those who responded say they believe Trump lost fair and […]
95% say Trump did *not* lose ‘fair and square in 2020’ Read More »
Original air date: November 24th, 2024 Donald Trump campaigned in part on the promise to “Make America Healthy Again”. That pledge attracted voters engaged in a growing national battle over food. They claim the government is making it hard to
The following is from Rasmussen Reports. The recent Rasmussen Reports survey survey shows that concerns about government spying on American citizens remain high. Seventy-one percent (71%) of likely U.S. voters say they are concerned about domestic surveillance, including forty percent
(POLL) Worry about govt. spying on Americans remains high Read More »
The following is from Gallup News. A new Gallup poll, conducted from Dec. 2-18, 2024, highlights Americans’ mixed expectations for President-elect Donald Trump’s second term. The survey shows that 68% of respondents say they believe Trump will succeed in controlling
(GALLUP) Hopes highest for Trump on immigration; lowest on unity Read More »
Artificial dyes and other chemical additives in our food could be on the chopping block when the Trump administration begins a second term pledging to “Make America Healthy Again.” Some states are already banning various chemicals. Listen below:
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The FDA has announced it’s finally ready to take action to ban a food dye commonly used in our food, including in food for children, that’s long been associated with serious health risks: red dye number three. But that’s not
Banning food dyes; Lowering energy costs; Cutting govt. waste Read More »
Original air date: November 24th, 2024 Summer heat waves, deep winter freezes and the exponential increase in energy demands from expanding Artificial Intelligence.. All, putting a huge stress on our energy supply. Could Kentucky coal be a solution? Lisa Fletcher
The following is from MedPage Today. The US healthcare system continues to grapple with a critical IV fluid shortage caused by Hurricane Helene, which brought catastrophic flooding to North Carolina and heavily damaged Baxter’s North Cove manufacturing facility. Responsible for
Hospitals ration IV fluids as shortage extends into 2025 Read More »
