Samuel Webb

Forgotten Miracle Compound: DMSO’s Suppressed Power to Cure Cancer and Chronic Pain

For decades, the pharmaceutical industry and its enablers in the FDA, CDC, and mainstream medicine have systematically suppressed the truth about dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO)—a powerful natural compound extracted from trees that holds the key to tissue regeneration, cancer remission, inflammation reversal, and chronic pain relief. DMSO is one of modern medicine’s most well-researched yet censored…

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Ogles Demands Repeal of Hart-Celler Act to Restore 1924 Immigration Restrictions

GOP U.S. Representative Andy Ogles of Tennessee has called for the repeal of the Hart-Celler Immigration Act of 1965, advocating instead for the return to the restrictive immigration policies established by the 1924 law. Ogles recently posed a rhetorical question on social media about repealing the Hart-Celler Act, arguing that it opened America’s doors to…

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Trump Administration Reverts HHS Portrait of Former Assistant Secretary to Birth Name After Biden Appointed Transgender Official

The Trump administration has reversed a previous designation on a portrait of former Health and Human Services assistant secretary Richard Levine, restoring his birth name after the Biden administration designated him as Rachel Levine. Until the federal shutdown ended, the HHS portrait identified the individual as “Rachel.” An HHS spokesperson stated that the change was…

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Trump Unleashes “One Rule” AI Policy Amid China Tensions

President Donald Trump announced a sweeping executive order to impose a single national regulatory framework for artificial intelligence, framing it as essential to winning the global “AI race” against China. The move follows Congress’s refusal to include provisions overriding state-level AI regulations in recent legislation, including the National Defense Authorization Act and standalone bills. The…

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Trump Honors Young Conservative Icon at Kennedy Center Awards

WASHINGTON – In a moment captured during President Trump’s participation in the annual Kennedy Center Honors, the former U.S. president praised Charlie Kirk following remarks about combating fake news and fighting against radical leftism. At the event held on Sunday evening, Trump lauded the young conservative commentator for his role in mobilizing youth voters, stating:…

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Trump’s National Security Strategy: How Foreign Intervention is Justified in a World on Fire

The Trump administration’s newly released National Security Strategy outlines its vision for domestic and foreign policy. The document identifies Europe’s self-destructive trajectory while also revealing an alignment with neoconservative foreign policy principles. The strategy states that America’s current foreign policy has been a disaster due to elites who overestimated the nation’s ability to fund both…

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Investigators Uncover Alleged $8 Billion Fraud in Minnesota Pandemic Aid

Allegations surrounding one of the largest fraud cases potentially connected to U.S. pandemic aid programs are emerging from Minnesota, drawing significant scrutiny. According to recent whistleblower reports, the state may have facilitated the dispersal of over $8 billion in what they claim is fraudulent assistance. This investigation into alleged massive financial misconduct forms part of…

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University of Colorado Agrees to $10 Million Settlement Over Religious Exemption Denials from COVID Vaccine Mandate

The University of Colorado’s Anschutz School of Medicine recently agreed to settle a lawsuit by paying out $10 million. The settlement addressed claims that the university denied religious exemptions for vaccines under its previously enforced mandate. In September 2024, an appeals court ruled against CU, stating that the policy denying broad religious exemptions violated First…

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Former Minnesota Teacher of the Year Found Guilty on Multiple Charges

Minneapolis – A former “Teacher of the Year,” Abdul Wright from Hennepin County, was found guilty Monday of sexually abusing an 8th-grade student. The conviction comes after a trial where evidence included multiple gifts and meetings between Wright and the minor. Wright is named in connection with repeated grooming and first-degree criminal sexual conduct involving…

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