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The Gender Cult Drives Kids to Despair

In post after post, young people report how their mental health seriously deteriorated after they transitioned and how it only started recovering after detransitioning.

Want to avoid a heart attack? These are the best and worst foods, according to cardiologists

Cardiologists shared with Fox News Digital their nutrition advice for reducing the risk of coronary disease and heart attacks. Can you guess some of the worst foods for your heart?

Mass Murders Committed Without Guns

Mass Murders Committed Without Guns 9/4/2022: 10 people stabbed to death and 15 injured by Myles Sanderson in a series of knife attacks at James Smith Cree Nation in Saskatchewan, Canada (no guns) 11/21/2021: 6 killed, 62 injured in Waukesha, Wisconsin by Darrell Edward Brooks driving an SUV through the annual Christmas parade (no guns) 9/11/2001: 2,977 Americans murdered by jihadists using box cutters and airliners (no guns) 6/11/2001: 168 people killed by Timothy McVeigh using fertilizer and...

Math disabilities hold many students back. Schools often don’t screen for them

AP – Laura Jackson became seriously concerned about her daughter and math when the girl was in third grade. While many of her classmates flew through multiplication tests, Jackson's daughter relied on her fingers to count, had difficulty reading clocks and burst into tears when asked at home to practice math flashcards. At school, the 9-year-old had been receiving help from a math specialist for two years, with little improvement. "We hit a point where she...

Abortions in the U.S. rose slightly after states began imposing bans and restrictions post-Roe

Associated Press – The total number of abortions provided in the U.S. rose slightly in the 12 months after states began implementing bans on them throughout pregnancy, a new survey finds. The report out this week from the Society of Family Planning, which advocates for abortion access, shows the number fell to nearly zero in states with the strictest bans — but rose elsewhere, especially in states close to those with the bans. The monthly...

Companies from Starbucks to McDonald’s face controversy amid Israel-Hamas war

ABC NEWS – Over 150 companies have released statements condemning the initial Hamas attack. Starbucks, McDonald's and other major companies have touched off controversy tied to the Israel-Hamas war, exemplifying the corporate challenges posed by the high-stakes and politically charged conflict. Starbucks sued its union, Starbucks Workers United, earlier this month after the labor organization posted a since-deleted message on X, formerly known as Twitter, expressing solidarity with Palestinians. The message from the union triggered calls to...

Mayo Clinic doctor accused of fatally poisoning his wife

Bowman was listed as a credentialed physician and surgeon with the Minnesota Board of Medical Practice and had an affiliation with the Mayo Clinic. No one with the Mayo Clinic could be immediately reached for comment Tuesday.

Gun-Grabbers Launch New Health-Based Scheme To Separate You From Your Guns

Storing Guns Away From Home Could Reduce Suicides, but Legal Hurdles Loom: KFF Health News HELENA, Mont. — Mike Hossfeld unlocked a heavy black steel door to his home’s gun safe, unveiling both modern and antique firearms, some dating from the early 1900s. “Most of this is mine. There are a few weapons in here that belong to other folks,” he said. Hossfeld regularly stores firearms for others who are going through a mental health crisis or...

Consumer Reports finds more lead, cadmium in chocolate, urges change at Hershey

Consumer Reports food policy director Brian Ronholm said Hershey, as a “leading and popular brand,” should commit to eliminating “dangerous levels” of heavy metals from its chocolate products, making them safer for consumers.

Tennessee faces federal lawsuit over decades-old penalties targeting HIV-positive people

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — LGBTQ+ and civil rights advocates on Tuesday filed a federal lawsuit challenging Tennessee's aggravated prostitution statute, arguing that the law stems from the decades-old AIDS scare and discriminates against HIV-positive people. The sweeping complaint details how Tennessee is the only state in the United States that imposes a lifetime registration as a "violent sex offender" if convicted of engaging in sex work while living with HIV, regardless of whether or not...

UFC announces Bud Light as its official beer

FOX NEWS – UFC announced Bud Light will be its official beer as part of a partnership with Anheuser-Busch following months of controversy surrounding the beer brand that erupted earlier this year. The mixed martial arts organization revealed Tuesday it struck a multiyear deal with the beer giant involving the Bud Light brand having a heavy presence in UFC's content in its broadcasts and online beginning in 2024. "Anheuser-Busch and Bud Light were UFC’s original beer...

UK Scientists Seek To Extend Human Embryo Experiments

PLUS: Mengele's claim of being a humanitarian BBC NEWS, Oct 24, 2023 – Many top UK scientists are calling for the current 14-day limit on embryo research to be doubled to 28-days, so they can study the unexplored secrets of early human development. Lifting the ban could yield major scientific breakthroughs for infertility, miscarriage and birth defects - and it appears there could be public support. Newly published fieldwork with 70 people, designed to hear diverse public...

Apple cider vinegar shots and gummies promise gut health and other benefits. Is it true?

CBS NEWS – Apple cider season brings on renewed interest in a longtime wellness trend: apple cider vinegar. From social media posts extolling the supposed benefits of drinking the pungent fermented liquid to gummy forms being marketed as health supplements, proponents say it can help with everything from skin health to gut health and even weight loss. But how helpful is it for our health, really? While more research is needed to fully understand any potential benefits...

Does chicken soup really help when you’re sick, or is it just a soothing placebo?

Preparing a bowl of chicken soup for a loved one when they’re sick has been a common practice throughout the world for centuries. One expert says it actually aids in recovery. |

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