Strange videos on TikTok are asserting that sunburns ‘aren’t harmful,’ a study cautions.
Sunsafe or Not? The Misinformation About Sunscreen on TikTok It’s really heating up out there! A recent study has highlighted a troubling trend regarding sunscreen misinformation spreading on TikTok. Many users are suggesting that applying sunscreen could actually be “harmful” to those soaking up the sun. Although sunscreen content makes up a mere 13% of […]
Divorce and losing a spouse associated with increased risk of death, new study from Norway shows
Impact of Divorce and Widowhood on Mortality Risk A recent study has revealed that individuals who are divorced or widowed might face a greater risk of death compared to those still in a relationship. Researchers in Norway examined long-term national health records to evaluate the mortality risk among those who are divorced, no longer living […]
Study: Immigrant Families Access Welfare at Much Higher Rates than Americans
Welfare Use Among Immigrant Households A recent report from the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) reveals that close to half of households led by immigrants benefit from traditional welfare programs, including food stamps, Medicaid, and subsidized housing. The CIS analysis examined data from the Current Population Survey Annual Socioeconomic Supplement spanning from 2021 to 2025. […]
Study suggests iPhone could be responsible for a significant drop in the US birth rate.
Study Links Smartphone Use and Health Risks Among Young People Dr. Mark Siegel has addressed a recent study exploring the health risks associated with smartphone use among children. He also commented on a CNN host’s remark suggesting President Trump dozed off during a Cabinet meeting and took a moment to preview a new Fox Nation […]
Study: CMS Approved Hospital Funding More Quickly for Areas Led by Democrats
Concerns Over Federal Health Care Funding Discrepancies A report titled “Bureaucracy’s Threat to Local Health Care,” obtained by Breitbart News from Defend Forgotten America, suggests that federal health care regulators treat funding programs in Republican-leaning areas differently from those in Democratic-leaning regions. The organization conducted over 85 evaluations of local hospitals nationwide, including at least […]
Study: There are now more Chinese migrants than Dominicans in New York City
Changes in New York City’s Immigrant Demographics For the first time, the count of Chinese immigrants surpasses that of Dominican-born residents in New York City, as noted in a recent report. The city’s Department of City Planning revealed that there are now over 397,000 Chinese-born residents, marking a 5 percent increase since 2013. This group […]
Study: Personal Offenses in Australia with Gun Control Are Three Times Higher than in the U.S.
Crime Rates in Australia Compared to the United States A recent report indicates that personal crimes, like rape and sexual assault, occur three times more frequently in Australia, which enforces gun control laws, compared to the United States. The authors, Malcolm Roberts and John Lott Jr., argue that media representation and crime statistics have created […]
New Study Reveals Many Women Surprised by Abortion Pill Issues
Many Women Uninformed About Abortion Pill Risks, Report Reveals A recent report from the Charlotte Rozier Institute indicates that a significant number of American women feel they lack knowledge about the complications associated with abortion pills. The study, first reported by the Daily Caller News Foundation, shows that around 52.5% of participants mentioned experiencing bleeding […]
New study finds iPhone’s introduction harmed young women’s fertility.
The iPhone’s Influence on Birth Rates The first iPhone was seen as an incredible technological innovation. However, it may have also inadvertently acted as a form of birth control for many women. A recent research paper from the National Bureau of Economic Research explores how the launch of the original iPhone in 2007 correlates with […]
Study: US Helicopter’s Downfall Exposes a Disturbing New Era of Warfare
U.S. Uses Surface Drone in Helicopter Rescue On Monday, the United States deployed a surface drone for the first time in a rescue operation after an Army Apache helicopter was downed near the Strait of Hormuz. According to U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), the two crew members of the AH-64 Apache helicopter were rescued at 7:33 […]