Taxpayers spent $9.6 million on a puberty-blocker study by a gender ideologue who kept details secret. Now we understand the reason.
New Study on Puberty Blockers Released Amid Controversy A long-anticipated study assessing puberty blockers has been published, despite efforts from the physician who led the research to keep it under wraps. The previous medical director of one of the largest child gender clinics in the U.S. chose not to disclose findings from a government-funded study […]
CDC Revives Study Recognizing Self-Defense Gun Use After Being Hidden During Biden’s Time in Office
CDC Restores Self-Defense Firearm Use Data The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has reinstated information on its website regarding studies about firearms used for self-defense, reversing a previous decision made during the Biden administration. According to emails obtained by The Reload, the removal of this information was influenced by a lobbying effort from […]
Study Discovers Surprising (Not Really) Link Between Trans Beliefs and Violence
Gender Ideology and Its Links to Authoritarianism: A New Study A recent study from Rutgers University, in collaboration with the Network Contagion Research Institute and the Manhattan Institute, has unveiled some intriguing, though not particularly shocking, results. According to the research, “These findings suggest that gender ideology is associated with left-wing authoritarianism (LWA) and a […]
Study finds a troublingly high number of former NFL players develop CTE.
Prevalence of CTE Among NFL Players Raises Concerns A recent study reveals that at least 25% of NFL players who passed away over a five-year period were found to have CTE, although researchers believe the actual figures could be significantly higher. CTE, characterized by cognitive decline and troubling personality changes such as aggression, confusion, and […]
New York City overtakes San Francisco as the leading center for tech talent, according to a study.
New York City Overtakes San Francisco in Tech Talent New York City has now claimed the title of the largest tech talent hub in the United States, surpassing San Francisco, and the surge in artificial intelligence is a major driver of this change, based on recent findings. As of 2025, the New York metro area […]
Drought in California may affect the country’s broccoli supply, according to a study from Cornell.
Geographic Concerns in America’s Broccoli Supply A recent study highlights a potential geographic vulnerability in the United States’ broccoli supply, which is predominantly sourced from California—over 90% to be exact. This heavy reliance makes the supply chain especially susceptible to the impacts of drought. Researchers from Cornell University examined the effects of drought conditions on […]
A study finds that New York has the highest dependence on social media.
“X” definitely marks the spot. New York, it seems, never really sleeps—not with so many of us glued to our smartphones. A recent study by a personal injury insurance firm suggests that New York is the state most addicted to social media in the country. The research indicated that the Empire State has the highest […]
ChatGPT for teenagers introduces study mode, parental controls, and safety features
OpenAI Launches ChatGPT Portal for Teens with Enhanced Safety Features OpenAI revealed on Tuesday its plans to develop a new space for teens aged 13 to 17, aiming to enhance online safety for young users. This announcement was made exclusively during a segment on Fox News. The upcoming ChatGPT for Teens portal will be the […]
Study: Trump Team Uncovers GOP’s Most Effective Midterm Campaign Messages
It’s being reported that President Donald Trump’s political team is advising Senate Republicans to focus more on health care in their messaging. Advisers James Blair and Tony Fabrizio met with Republican senators and aides on August 5, along with Senate Leadership Fund Executive Director Alex Latcham, as reported by Axios. During the meeting, officials shared […]
New study reveals oldest signs of elephant butchery at Olduvai Gorge
Early Humans and Elephants: A Surprising Relationship Elephants are cherished by many today, but a new study indicates that early humans engaged in the hunting of elephants nearly two million years ago, primarily for survival. This spring, researchers published an article in the journal eLife that uncovers what they claim to be “the earliest direct […]