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RFK Jr. thinks AI will free us from the “tyranny” of medical facts, expertise
US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. argued at a Make America Healthy Again event that AI could help Americans challenge medical advice and free them from what he called the “tyranny” of doctors and health experts. He said AI was better informed than any doctor and suggested it might support his scepticism about masks,…
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Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi receives MBE at Windsor Castle
Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi has received an MBE (Member of the Order of the British Empire) at Windsor Castle, recognising his outstanding contribution to music and sustained impact on the field. The honour celebrates his legacy as a metal godfather and his enduring influence on generations of musicians. The MBE is the third-highest ranking…
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KimStim Acquires North American Rights to León & Cociña’s ‘Donkey Princess’ (EXCLUSIVE)
KimStim has acquired the North American rights to *Donkey Princess*, the latest feature by Chilean directors Cristóbal León and Joaquín Cociña. The deal brings the distributor back together with the filmmakers after its North American release of *The Wolf House*, and KimStim plans a theatrical rollout in 2027, followed by digital and home-video releases. The…
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Rapid weight loss on popular drugs could ‘starve’ the brain, expert warns
Dr Tommy Wood, a neuroscience professor, warns that rapid weight loss while using GLP-1 medicines such as Ozempic and Wegovy may leave the brain short of energy and nutrients if people severely restrict their food intake. He says the drugs can also benefit brain health when they improve obesity-related risks such as high blood sugar…
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US Department of Education data reveals 1,100 sexual assault allegations against public school staff
The U.S. Department of Education has published data revealing approximately 1,100 allegations of rape, attempted rape or sexual assault against public school staff during the 2023-24 academic year. This information emerged from the department’s Civil Rights Data Collection, a mandatory survey covering over 17,000 public school districts and 97,000 schools nationwide. The findings underscore the…
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Disgraced Murrell now facing £30k legal bill as aid is halted over pension and foreign villa
Peter Murrell, the former SNP chief executive jailed for embezzling more than £400,000 from the party, has had his legal aid withdrawn after the Scottish Legal Aid Board learned more about his finances. The board is expected to seek repayment of nearly £5,000 already paid for his defence counsel, and may also try to recover…
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Weinstein regrets rejecting $750,000 settlement over Haley assault claim
Harvey Weinstein has described his decision not to pay $750,000 to settle Miriam Haley’s sexual assault claim as the “stupidest mistake” he made. Speaking in his only interview since receiving a prison sentence, he said he regretted the decision and not testifying in his defence, while continuing to insist he would appeal and eventually be…
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Seattle spent taxpayer cash on DEI trainers who said all white people are cannibals… now a worker has sued over them and been backed by DEMOCRAT judges
Joshua Diemert, a former Seattle Human Services Department employee, alleges that he faced racial discrimination after taking part in the city’s Race and Social Justice Initiative. A federal appeals court panel has revived his case, ruling that the incidents he described could be considered by a jury; it did not decide whether his allegations are…
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Texas man arrested after crashing into locked pharmacy loo entrance
A 60-year-old man drove through the entrance of a Kroger in Rosenberg, Texas, and into its pharmacy section at about 4.30am on Sunday. Police said he was in a hurry to use the toilet and became angry when he found the doors locked; he was arrested and charged with criminal mischief. The crash caused extensive…