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The best available evidence does not establish that COVID‑19 vaccines cause cancer, though a handful of observational signals and reviews have prompted calls for more research; major critiques point t...
Available reporting shows competing figures and claims about how many unaccompanied children have been "rescued" or "located" since 2025 began; some pro‑administration releases and sympathetic outlets...
Scientific bodies report no causal link between 5G exposure and disease and say public exposure is below international limits, while a persistent minority of scientists and advocacy outlets argue plau...
Mainstream scientists and science writers have generally dismissed Dane Wigington’s chemtrail/geoengineering assertions as a fringe conspiracy theory, while Wigington and allied outlets continue to pr...
Dane Wigington, founder of GeoengineeringWatch.org, asserts that large‑scale, covert aerosol spraying ("chemtrails"/geoengineering) is ongoing, that heavy metals and coal‑fly‑ash are being deposited, ...
Reported claims tie inhaled or skin-contact exposure to proposed geoengineering particles (often described as aluminum or “alumina” aerosols) to short-term symptoms like respiratory irritation and lon...