The following was first published on Sharyl ATTKISSON‘s Free Substack In the wake of yet another mass killing—the tragic event at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis on August 27, 2025, where two children were murdered and 17 others injured—the public […]
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Now, a fascinating interview with a doctor who is among those making a connection between COVID and a mental shift in some people that seem to make them behave like sheep. Lisa Fletcher interviews Dr. Michael Nehls about his new
The following is an excerpt from The Vaccine Reaction. Some 49,500 people committed suicide last year in the United States. This is the highest number for self-inflicted deaths ever recorded in the country. The phenomenon has been attributed to increasing
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Original air date: March 12, 2023 Twenty years ago, the social network called MySpace went online and changed the world. Facebook soon eclipsed the market, other players entered, and today more than 4.5 billion people use some form of social
Twenty years ago, the social network called MySpace went online and changed the world. Facebook soon eclipsed the market, other players entered, and today more than 4.5 billion people use some form of social media. With that comes the debate
Fifty-eight percent (58%) of those polled say the U.S. is already in a recession or depression. That’s according to a recent Gallup poll. Thirty-nine percent (39%) say the economy is just “slowing down.” The new findings update a recent Gallup
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Scientists believe there are likely multiple factors behind what seems like a depression epidemic among teens. The prevalence of depression among U.S. adolescents is reportedly up 30% over the last decade. For example, it’s now well-established that anti-depressant prescription medicine
Does salty, fast food lead to teen depression, particularly in at-risk black teens? Read More »
