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Louisiana man, accomplice arrested, booked in death of mom, childWDSU New OrleansAbducted child found dead and sister injured in suspected human trafficking case, authorities sayCNNPossible Evidence of Human Trafficking Found Where Girl and Slain 4-Year-Old Sister Were FoundPEOPLEOne of two missing Louisiana girls found dead in Jackson after mother 'brutally slain'; suspect arrestedWLBT1 of 2 abducted Louisiana children found dead after their mothe

Flashback: Are Technocrats Taking Over Our Democracies?

My work on Technocracy and the Trilateral Commission has been widely cited over the years, but those articles are uniformly censored or suppressed. Still, more people today are discovering the unseen hands of unaccountable and unelected Technocrats who are creating a scientific dictatorship right before our eyes.
Technocrats march to their own drumbeat, answer to no one, and resist any correction. Further, they seldom adhere to ethical or moral standards, and they are as dispassionate as the AI

‘Tiny Crime Fighters With Wings’: Bees Go to Work on a Virginia ‘Body Farm’

By studying bees and their honey near decomposing human tissue, researchers at George Mason University hope to give crime scene investigators a new tool for finding the hidden dead.

A Surgeon General Warning, The Disinformation Battle and The Rise of CryptoPACs

Will a social media warning really help children’s mental health?

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Unlocking AI’s Black Box in Genomics: SQUID’s Deep Dive Into DNA Data

SQUID, developed by scientists at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, improves the interpretability of AI in genomics by using a large library of DNA variants and...

Century-Old Fossil Mystery Solved: Scientists Discover True Identity of Ancient Sea-Lizard

Scientists have reclassified a prehistoric marine reptile discovered in 1935 as one of the last thalattosaurs, not an early choristodere, after new findings and detailed...

Heart Beats and Space Feats: ISS Astronauts’ Latest Challenge

Crew members aboard the International Space Station are gearing up for a spacewalk to perform radio hardware removal and microbial sampling. Concurrently, they are involved...

Rewriting Basic Biology Textbooks: Scientists Reveal Secret Behind Humans’ Microbial Ancestors’ Hydrogen Production

An international team of scientists has transformed our understanding of archaea, ancient microbial ancestors of humans dating back two billion years, by demonstrating their utilization...

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Japanese Scientists Discover Surprising Potential Key to Beating Procrastination

Believing that the future will be no more stressful than the present may aid procrastinators in accomplishing more. According to new research from the University...

Rising Popularity of “Magic” Amanita Mushrooms Raises Alarms – Scientists Warn of Serious Dangers

New research shows a concerning increase in interest in the highly toxic Amanita muscaria mushroom, often misleadingly marketed as a therapeutic substance akin to psilocybin,...

Odysseus Lander Achieves “Dawn of Radio Astronomy From the Moon”

Odysseus, a lunar lander, successfully touched down near the Moon’s South Pole on February 22, despite technical difficulties. The ROLSES experiment recorded Earth’s radio waves,...

Hard Yet Stretchable: Scientists Create “Unbreakable” New Material

Researchers have developed a new class of materials known as glassy gels, which combine the hardness of glassy polymers with the stretchability of gels. These...

Major Fusion Milestone: Princeton Scientists Discover Game-Changer in Reactor Design

Exhaust heat from commercial-scale fusion reactors might be less damaging than previously believed. New research indicates that plasma fusion heat spreads more evenly in tokamak...

Far-Reaching Implications – Scientists Discover Previously Hidden Binding Sites for Medications

Scientists discovered that proteins change shape at body temperature, revealing new drug binding sites. This finding, using cryo-electron microscopy, could revolutionize drug development by providing...

The Cuban Gar Survived Dinosaurs and 5 Mass Extinctions, but Can It Survive Humans?

Critically endangered since 2020, the manjuarí fish, or Cuban Gar, faces two threats, the African Walking Catfish and humans.

Climate Catastrophe Forces Island Monkeys to Quickly Master New Social Skills

Following Hurricane Maria, rhesus macaques in Puerto Rico adapted their social behavior for survival. The reduction in shade led to increased tolerance among macaques, significantly...

CBDCs: On The Edge Of The Programmable Ledger

Technocracy’s final weapon to capture the whole world will be fully functional CBDCs that record every transaction on Earth. The requirements include: direct consumer accounts, programmability of currency and contracts, integrated ledger to record all transactions, interconnectedness with other Central Banks, Digital IDs, AI to automate flows of data, and policy drawn from the Bank for International Settlements (BIS).
Current forecasts target 2030 for this CBDC system to be launched. There

Mega Marvel: Giant Magellan Telescope Achieves Major Milestone

Architecture and Engineering firm, IDOM, completes successful final design review for one of the largest mechanized smart buildings in the world. Set to be operational...

New Horned Dinosaur Species Used Horn Frills to Drive Diversity and Evolution

Discovery of Lokiceratops rangiformis, a 11,000 pound dinosaur, is helping rewrite the story of dinosaur evolution.

Pipeline Peril: The Mystery of Nord Stream’s Methane After the Explosion

Much of the methane released into the southern Baltic Sea from the Nord Stream gas pipeline has remained in the water. This is shown by...

Astronomers Could Observe Warp Drives In Action

But only in the event of a warp-drive equivalent to a space shuttle disaster.

Is Your DNA Making You Gain Weight? New Genetics Research Sheds Light

Researchers have discovered a new cause of why people who lack a specific blood group are genetically predisposed to be overweight or obese. A genetic...

The Hubble Telescope Has Shifted Into One-Gyro Mode After Months Of Technical Issues

The Hubble Space Telescope is nearing its 35th birthday.

Beware of Jumping Leeches: Video Evidence Ends a Century of Skepticism

Scientists publish footage of Madagascar Chtonobdella leeches jumping, rebutting previous doubts. A study has documented terrestrial leeches jumping from leaves, exhibiting spring-like movements. This newfound...

String Theory Unravels New Pi Formula: A Quantum Leap in Mathematics

Researchers found a new series representation for pi while exploring string theory and particle interactions. Their formula is similar to one by Madhava in the...

The Philosophical Life and Mysterious Death of Marcus Aurelius

Explore the life and mysterious death of Marcus Aurelius, the renowned Stoic philosopher and Roman Emperor, whose legacy continues to captivate historians and enthusiasts.

Giant Horned Lokiceratops: Remarkable New Dinosaur Unearthed in the Ancient Swamps of Montana

Newly discovered Lokiceratops rangiformis is among the largest and most ornate horned dinosaur ever found, with two huge blade-like horns on the back of its...

Cutting Costs and Increasing Efficiency: New Catalyst Revolutionizes Hydrogen Production

A successful demonstration could enhance the production of hydrogen from water. Hydrogen (H2) holds great potential as a fuel to reduce greenhouse gases, particularly when...

Your Gut Bacteria Could Save You From Serious Infections

Over a six-year study, researchers identified a link between reduced butyrate-producing bacteria in the gut and increased risk of severe infections. The findings suggest the...

Rethinking Carbon Cycling: Key Role of Soil Microbes Uncovered

A new study aids in clarifying the role of microbes in the global carbon cycle. When soil microbes eat plant matter, the digested food follows...