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Several times, Sen. Rand Paul referred Fauci to the Justice Department for criminal investigation for lying to Congress, a crime with a five-year statute of limitations.

That window closed without any action from the DOJ.

And still, Fauci refuses to admit failure.

What is hantavirus, and how does it affect humans?

Tucked inside California’s medical licensing requirements is a law that forces physicians to complete continuing medical education (CME) courses teaching that “implicit bias” — unconscious racism — is a major driver of healthcare disparities.

Doctors who refuse to complete the courses lose their CME credits, which are required to renew their medical licenses.

This is a state government compelling licensed professionals to endorse DEI ideology as a condition of practicing their profession.

Major food companies are facing a $1 billion lawsuit that accuses them of deliberately engineering their products to be addictive, drawing direct comparisons to the tactics once used by Big Tobacco.

In the 1980s, tobacco giants quietly acquired some of America’s most beloved food brands.

They brought with them decades of proprietary research into addiction, craving, and consumer behavior, and they applied it to what Americans eat.

Semaglutide, marketed as Ozempic and Wegovy, has taken the weight-loss world by storm.

Originally developed to treat Type 2 diabetes, its dramatic weight-loss effects quickly caught attention.

However, a study analyzing World Health Organization data raises serious concerns about its safety.

When government tax policy and corporate interests seize effective control over how you spend your money on healthcare, they turn free citizens into financial dependents.

This is government-enabled corporate theft of your income, your choices, and your autonomy.

Health insurance stopped functioning as true insurance when it began covering routine, predictable expenses.

The result is a distorted system of opacity, administrative bloat, lost patient control, and relentless cost inflation.

An investigative report published in 2023 examined the STAR*D antidepressant trial, a federally funded study that shaped depression treatment guidelines for years.

STAR*D originally claimed that nearly 70% of patients eventually became symptom-free after multiple medication attempts.

The later analysis, however, argued that the reported numbers were inflated through protocol violations, selective reporting, and altered outcome measurements.

International health officials are scrambling to develop a vaccine after an Ebola outbreak erupted in Central Africa, prompting the WHO to declare a global health emergency.

The Bundibugyo strain carries a mortality rate of 25–50%, and there is currently no licensed vaccine for it.

That may be about to change, and faster than you might expect.

The FTC has sued WPATH, seeking to prevent it from allegedly misleading patients about the benefits of “gender-affirming care” for children.

They allege WPATH violated the FTC Act and similar state laws that protect consumers from unfair or deceptive business practices.

The medical establishment erupted against President Trump’s plan to overhaul the country’s childhood vaccination schedule.

Trump signed an executive order calling for schools to reconsider their vaccine requirements.

The order tasks HHS’s Task Force on Safer Childhood Vaccines with rethinking how and when childhood shots are administered, looking into alternatives to aluminum-based adjuvants, and keeping the risk-benefit profile of childhood vaccines under ongoing review.