11 December 2018 - A quietly instituted “pause” on the federal procurement of fetal tissue for biomedical research has halted, at least temporarily, a research project seeking a cure for HIV.
10 December 2018 - The photograph shows Otto Richter, who escaped to the U.S. from Nazi Germany, only to face deportation three years later.
10 December 2018 - It is neither unusual nor nefarious for an FBI director to meet with foreign leaders about shared security issues.
8 December 2018 - Judy Mikovits did not discover a deadly virus delivered through vaccines; she was arrested for allegedly stealing equipment belonging to the Institute that fired her.
7 December 2018 - The office charged with keeping the federal government’s career employees nonpartisan issued guidance that has been criticized as overly broad and potentially unconstitutional.
5 December 2018 - Churchill opined about many things, but the impact of aging on how much one cares about what other people think wasn't one of them.
5 December 2018 - Elvis’s doctor faced immense criticism over his excessive prescription practices, but it's unlikely he would have misspelled his own name on a pad with the wrong ZIP code.
4 December 2018 - While there are myriad arguments to be made that the legislation contributed to expansion of for-profit insurance companies, the HMO Act of 1973 is misrepresented in memes.
3 December 2018 - Claims of dangerous pesticides “above the legal limit” in tea products rely on incorrect or misleading descriptions of out-of-date testing.
3 December 2018 - Enypniastes eximia is a sea cucumber that looks a bit like a “chicken just before you put it in an oven.”
28 November 2018 - The online world is amazing in satisfying some requests, but often information is propagated long beyond its useful life.
28 November 2018 - “No religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office or public trust under the United States.”
