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US Grandmother Ignored, Mocked, and Left for Dead Outside Hospital
Lisa Edwards needed help. Instead, she was mocked, dismissed, and left to die outside of a hospital despite begging the police and medical staff for help. On February 5, 2023, 60-year-old Lisa Edwards suffered a medical emergency outside Fort Sanders Regional Medical Center in Knoxville, Tennessee. Instead of receiving urgent medical care, she was arrested by Knoxville police officers, who[Read More…]
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US government paves the way for sewage in drinking water
In a controversial ruling that has sparked widespread concern, the US Supreme Court has effectively cleared the way for more raw sewage to end up in the nation’s drinking water. A 5-4 decision on March 4, 2025, has severely limited the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) ability to regulate sewage discharges into rivers, lakes, and other water sources that supply millions[Read More…]
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Finding Light in Life’s Darkest Moments
Amina’s life has been marked by hardship, resilience, and an unwavering belief in the power of healing. Through years of health struggles and personal challenges, she has transformed pain into purpose, emerging as both a survivor and a guide for others on their own healing journeys. Living with spontaneous pneumothorax (collapsed lung) and rheumatoid arthritis, Amina has endured years of[Read More…]
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Kindhearted Builder Helps People Rebuild Homes
A kind-hearted builder in the UK has been praised after helping hundreds of people rebuild their homes after being scammed by cowboy builders, it has been revealed. Graham Nash, 50, of Leeds, has worked for free, rallied local tradesmen to help – and sometimes, spent money out of his own pocket to restore people’s broken homes. His altruism started after[Read More…]
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Call to Expand Water Fluoridation in Nottinghamshire
Two health chiefs have submitted a letter to the government calling for an extension of the water fluoridation scheme in Nottinghamshire. Councillor John Doddy, chair of the Nottinghamshire Health and Wellbeing Board, and councillor Linda Woodings, chair of the Nottingham City Health and Wellbeing Board, along with their respective Directors of Public Health, Jonathan Gribbin and Lucy Hubber, are campaigning[Read More…]
US Court in Legal Battle Over Fluoride in Drinking Water
A legal battle over the safety of adding fluoride to drinking water in the US is currently in full swing, with plaintiffs arguing that the chemical poses a threat to the neurodevelopment of children. Judge Edward Chen of the US District Court for the Northern District of California has been hearing expert testimony since January 31 and could order the[Read More…]
New Study Links High Fluoride Levels to Lower IQ in Children
In a startling new development, scientists have found a potential link between high fluoride levels in drinking water and lower IQ in children. A study conducted by Tulane University has ignited fresh debate over the safety of fluoride in our water supply. By examining children in Ethiopia exposed to significantly high fluoride concentrations, researchers discovered troubling signs of cognitive impairment,[Read More…]
Half of UK Households Now Pay Higher Council Tax Than Buckingham Palace
Nearly half of all households in the UK are now charged higher council tax rates than those levied on Buckingham Palace, recent data reveals. Approximately 46% of households, or 11.6 million homes, currently pay more than the £1,828 band H council tax rate for the King’s Westminster residence, up from 32% (7.5 million homes) in 2011-2012. In Rutland, which has[Read More…]
South Yorkshire School Accused of Invasive Tactics to Reduce Absenteeism
Astrea Academy Woodfields in Balby, Doncaster, is facing criticism for allegedly monitoring families’ bins, cars, and mail to address student absences. Staff members reportedly visit the homes of absent students to check for signs of occupancy, such as bins being put out, cars in driveways, or steam from boiler flues. The National Education Union (NEU) has condemned these methods as[Read More…]
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