Samuel Webb

At Least Two Dead, Eight Critically Wounded in Active Shooter Attack at Brown University During Exams

Brown University officials confirmed that at least two people were killed and eight critically wounded when an active shooter opened fire during exams this afternoon in the engineering and physics building on campus. One student described hiding under his desk for approximately two hours before police cleared the area. Initially reported by the White House…

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Hidden Medical Breakthrough: Why DMSO Is Being Suppressed by Big Pharma

For decades, the pharmaceutical industry and its allies within regulatory bodies have systematically concealed critical medical research on dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO)—a naturally occurring compound derived from trees with proven therapeutic potential. According to a 2014 study published in Cancer Letters, DMSO combined with hematoxylin induced complete remission of cervical cancer by triggering apoptosis, yet this…

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Pet Health Breakthrough: FDA Approvals for Dog Therapies and Stem Cell Patches

Biotechnology company Loyal has reported progress on two therapeutic treatments for dogs, LOY 001 (injectable) and LOY 002 (daily pill), designed specifically to extend the healthy lifespan of medium and large breed dogs. Earlier this year, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s Center for Veterinary Medicine confirmed that both treatments meet the standard for demonstrating…

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Trump Signals Imminent U.S. Land Strikes on Venezuela Following Sanctioned Oil Seizure

For the second time this month, President Donald Trump has declared that “land strikes” against Venezuela are imminent and will occur “soon,” following U.S. authorities’ seizure of a Venezuelan oil tanker off its coast. The announcement came a day after federal agencies seized the vessel, which carried sanctioned oil. U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi stated…

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Federal Wireless Overhaul Threatens Local Control, Health Groups Warn

The federal government is advancing two major initiatives designed to accelerate wireless infrastructure deployment nationwide, effectively undermining state and local oversight. The first initiative, introduced by Rep. Buddy Carter (R-GA) on March 24, is the Proportional Reviews for Broadband Deployment Act (H.R. 2289). The legislation exempts numerous wireless facility upgrades from environmental and historic preservation…

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Trump Pardons ‘Election Denier’ Tina Peters, but Colorado Officials Refuse to Release Her

After 10 months of efforts to secure her release from Colorado authorities, President Donald Trump pardoned Tina Peters on Thursday. However, state officials have stated they will not immediately release the woman despite the presidential pardon. In a Truth Social post, Trump declared: “Democrats have been relentless in their targeting of TINA PETERS, a Patriot…

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