[View Article at Source]The obscene lies, demonisation, and or dehumanisation of Jews perpetrated by Christian clerics over the centuries were not diminished by the TRUTH; truth did not matter anymore,…

Students across America are increasingly being injured, arrested, and seen engaging in violence as teachers and school administrators continue to encourage children to walk out of class to mount marches…

You may have noticed that this has been a really strange winter. In some areas there has been far less snow than usual, while in other areas people are literally being buried in their homes by mountains…

White House border czar Tom Homan said Sunday that while he personally dislikes federal immigration agents wearing masks, he believes the practice is necessary to protect officers amid what he described…

Eric Swalwell is such a fool. He demanded that all names in the Epstein filed be released without redaction. That’s exactly what the DOJ did- and it turns out his name is in that list. Looks like there…

Eric Swalwell is such a fool. He demanded that all names in the Epstein filed be released without redaction. That’s exactly what the DOJ did- and it turns out his name is in that list. Looks like there…

More than two-thirds of Spaniards oppose Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s plan to grant residency to hundreds of thousands of illegal migrants, according to a new national survey. Last month,…

[embedded content] A youth soccer coach allowed to remain free despite sheriff’s warnings allegedly murdered a 13-year-old boy while prosecutors sat on a 10,000-case backlog inherited from George Gascón’s…

Scientists have discovered a revolutionary way to measure Earth's radiation budget by observing our planet from the Moon. A team of astronomers have revealed that lunar observations capture Earth as a complete disk, filtering out local weather noise and revealing planet scale radiation patterns dominated by spherical harmonic functions, effectively creating a unique "fingerprint" of Earth's outgoing radiation. This Moon based perspective solves fundamental limitations of satellite observations, which struggle to achieve both temporal continuity and spatial consistency, offering a new tool for understanding global climate change with unprecedented clarity.

Saturn's tiny moon Enceladus, famous for its water geysers, has been revealed as a giant electromagnetic powerhouse whose influence extends over half a million kilometres through the ringed planet's magnetosphere. Analysis of 13 years of Cassini data shows the 500 kilometre wide moon creates a lattice like structure of crisscrossing electromagnetic waves known as Alfvén wings, that bounce between Saturn's ionosphere and the plasma torus surrounding Enceladus's orbit, reaching distances 2,000 times the moon's own radius. It changes our understanding of how small icy moons can influence their giant planetary hosts, with implications for the moons of Jupiter and perhaps even distant exoplanetary systems.