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The cancer industry is raking in a staggering $222 billion annually, with its relentless pursuit of profit often taking precedence over the well-being of patients. This multibillion-dollar behemoth is driven by insatiable greed, as numerous stakeholders prioritize their bottom line over the development and dissemination of effective treatments, thereby perpetuating a culture of exploitation that preys on vulnerable individuals. At the same time, a concerted effort is being made to deliberately suppress and conceal genuine breakthroughs and cures, condemning millions of people worldwide who are courageously battling this devastating disease to prolonged and unnecessary suffering, as the industry’s focus on financial gains continues to overshadow its commitment to patient care and welfare. Is Big Pharma silencing cancer breakthroughs? Researchers are uncovering groundbreaking evidence that Big Pharma is deliberately ignoring. Dr. William Makis , a renowned radiologist , oncologist , an...

THE CONTEXTUAL BACKGROUND BEHIND BAYER AND MONSANTO’S CAMPAIGN AGAINST LIABILITY The intersection of law and food and agriculture, and we ought to begin with the contextual background behind the Bayer and Monsanto campaign to shield all pesticides from legal liability. So, in 2018, Bayer (one of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies) acquired Monsanto. This backfired, as due to the billions in Roundup judgments (likely to far exceed 16 billion), Bayer rapidly lost two-thirds of its value. It was against this background that certain measures were taken. In particular, to save the company Bayer (which, like Monsanto, has a long history of unscrupulous conduct) is now conducting a variety of measures to end those lawsuits within the Courts, States, Congress, and EPA. Many of these involve creating liability shields which make it impossible to ever sue a pesticide manufacturer for being seriously injured by their product, even if the manufacturer deliberately concealed this known...

The European Union is preparing its 19th package of sanctions against Russia , according to EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Kaja Kallas , as pressure mounts ahead of a high-stakes summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin , set for August 15 in Alaska . Speaking after an online meeting of EU foreign ministers , Kallas made it clear that the bloc remains firmly united in its support for Ukraine and warned against any moves to soften the EU’s stance on Moscow .  “There can be no concessions to the Kremlin until there is a full and unconditional ceasefire,” Kallas said. “We must increase pressure, not reduce it.” The upcoming summit between Trump and Putin has reignited concerns across European capitals that diplomatic engagement with Russia could lead to premature compromises, especially as Russia continues military operations on Ukrainian territory. During the virtual conference, EU diplomats discussed the scope of the new sancti...

U.S. President Donald Trump has announced plans to work with Congress to ban “no cash bail” policies nationwide, calling the practice a threat to public safety and a failed criminal justice experiment . The announcement came as House Republicans moved quickly to support Trump’s push, particularly targeting Washington, D.C.’s local leadership, which has defended the bail reform measures . Trump’s proposal marks a dramatic federal intervention into what has largely been a state level issue, but the former president says rising violent crime in cities has forced national action. “This policy is a disaster for victims and a gift to criminals,” Trump said in a statement. “Dangerous offenders are being released within hours, and many go on to commit even more violent crimes.” The “no cash bail” policy already implemented in several states like New York and California eliminates the requirement for suspects to post money bail for release before trial. Supporters argue it protects low inc...

A 6.1 magnitude earthquake struck northwestern Turkey over the weekend, killing one woman and causing the collapse of at least 16 buildings in Balikesir province , authorities confirmed. According to Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya , the tremor’s epicenter was located in the town of Sindirgi , but shocks were felt as far as Istanbul , Turkey’s most populous city. At least 29 people were injured in the quake, four of whom were rescued from a collapsed building. The lone fatality was a woman who died when her building collapsed in Balikesir. Emergency services and search and rescue teams have been dispatched across the affected region to assess damage and prevent secondary incidents, particularly in older, structurally weak buildings . Seismologists say Turkey lies on multiple active fault lines and is highly prone to earthquakes, with major tremors occurring periodically in various parts of the country. Authorities have warned residents to remain alert for aftershocks in the comin...