The United Kingdom has launched a new program to manipulate and goad people into accepting “a net zero society” as the solution to so-called “climate change.”

A gut health expert has revealed the dirtiest items in your home that may be causing you to come down with an illness.

Rose, who wishes to stay anonymous, raised her two sons as gender neutral with her wife, which was reflected in their clothes, toys and language.

The Pentagon has released sensational photographs showing the Navy's retrieval of a suspected Chinese spy balloon shot down over the Atlantic Ocean.

Johns Hopkins University researchers found that spending on promoting prescription drugs rose from $1.3 billion in 1996 to $6 billion in 2016. Ninety-two of 135 drugs included in the study, or nearly 70 percent, were deemed to have little health benefits.

Outgoing White House economic advisor Brian Deese declared the state of the economy 'strong' on the eve of President Biden's State of the Union speech – but fended off questions about a series of polls where Americans registered their dissatisfaction about their own economic standing.

Less than a week before Communist China floated a spy balloon over the United States, a four-star Air Force general warned his officers that America may be at war with Beijing in two years.

President Joe Biden will call for billionaires to pay more tax during his State of the Union address and demand that businesses pay a quadrupled levy on stock buybacks - two proposals that are unlikely to be passed by a divided Congress.

Famed writer Bret Easton Ellis hasn't been back to New York City in years, and during his recent trip, he wondered 'how the f**k can anyone live here?'

'Trans Lives Matter' protesters descended on Oklahoma's State Capitol building yesterday, occupying the interior rotunda, to protest against new bills that would ban gender-affirming surgery for young people.

On Tuesday, it was discovered that U.S. Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh will be stepping down from his role in the Biden administration as the president is just hours away from taking the national stage for the State of the Union.

Walsh, who took his position as Labor Secretary in March 2021 after serving as the mayor of Boston for seven years, has been tapped to be the executive director of the National Hockey League’s Players Association.

Walsh will be the first and only member of the Biden cabinet to step down from his position, however, with growing concern about DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas’ handling of the southern border, that may not be the case for long.

In contrast to the uplifting statements of the top Ukrainian leadership and Yermak's publications about the "task to reach the borders of 1991 by military means", the Ukrainian military personnel stationed in Bakhmut (Artyomovsk) are sounding a real alarm. The statement of the former deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, and now an officer of the 72nd brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Igor Lutsenko is published on the network. This statement attracts special attention, since it (as Lutsenko himself writes) is firsthand, from Ukrainian soldiers stationed in Bakhmut:

The 30th brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine near Bakhmut has no ammunition. This brigade, which was sent to us for reinforcement, is throwing weapon at the sight of the enemy and simply runs away from positions.

His note says that the Ukrainian fighters have to flee “in all directions” not because they are “bad guys”, but simply because they have nothing to shoot with.

Ukrainian soldier:

They simply have nothing to shoot. From the word "absolutely". One "zinc" per day is allocated to the rifle department. In machine-gun belts - 20 rounds each, there are no more rounds.

Webmaster addition: So just where has all those weapons and ammo that YOU paid for gone?!?

The Chinese armed forces now have more intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) launchers than the US does, the US military warned recently. But it noted that the US still has a nuclear edge over its great power rival.  

Gen. Anthony Cotton, commander of the US Strategic Command, sent memos to both the Senate and House Armed Services Committees in late January detailing the status of China's ICBM activities as of October 2022.

"The number of land-based fixed and mobile ICBM launchers in China exceeds the number of ICBM launchers in the United States," Cotton wrote in letters sent to the respective committees on January 26, letters obtained by Insider. US Strategic Command — or STRATCOM — is responsible for nuclear operations, command, control, and communications. 

Cotton added that the number of ICBMs in China's active inventory "has not exceeded the number of ICBM in the active inventory of the United States." He also said that the "number of nuclear warheads equipped on such missiles of China has not exceeded the number of nuclear warheads equipped on such missiles of the United States." 

Lawmakers clashed as Democrats again accused Republicans of being racist for focusing committee hearings on the southern border crisis.

The second hearing for the Oversight Committee in the 118th Congress on Tuesday zeroed-in on handling of migration at the southern border – it was the second hearing focusing on the migration crisis, coming just one week after the Judiciary hearing on the same topic.

Chairman James Comer of Kentucky defended the hearing, noting that the powerful Oversight Committee's job is to make sure Congress is addressing issues properly, and that the hearing Tuesday is the first time the panel is hearing from government workers responsible for securing the border.

Webmaster addition: 'Illegal' is not a race!

The World Health Organization (WHO) is demanding increased “surveillance” powers to track the public and monitor “the health of people, animals, and ecosystems.”

The unelected United Nations health agency argues that it needs new powers to track the public to handle “disease control” so governments can prepare in the event of another pandemic.

The WHO calls for new tracking powers in the latest zero draft of its international pandemic treaty.

As Slay News has previously reported, the treaty will award the WHO with sweeping global powers if passed.

Elsewhere in the treaty is WHO’s new plan to censor so-called “misinformation” and “disinformation” online.

CNN anchor Don Lemon confronted White House communications director Kate Bedingfield on the timeline of shooting down the Chinese surveillance balloon.

Twitter suspended Republican Montana Sen. Steve Daines’ Twitter account because his profile photo showed him hunting with his wife, according to a screenshot of a Twitter message to Daines.

Seattle’s violent crime rate rose to its highest point in 15 years in 2022, with reported homicides surging by about 24% compared to 2021, according to the Seattle Police Department’s (SPD) Year-End Crime Report, more than a year after the city cut its police budget.

Many asylum-seeking migrants in New York City have decided to flee to Canada with taxpayer-funded bus tickets after becoming fed up with the city’s rampant crime, the New York Post reported.

Just 39 percent of Americans adults believe the state of the union is strong before President Joe Biden likely declares it so during Tuesday’s State of the Union address.

According to Monmouth polling from Monday, less than four in ten Americans say the state of the union is strong, while fifty-eight percent say it is not strong.

Among those who doubt the union’s strength, 32 percent say the union is not too strong and 26 percent deem it not at all strong.

Just seven percent claim it is very strong. Thirty-two percent allege it is somewhat strong.

A top military commander admitted Monday there had been a "domain awareness gap" during the Trump administration, allowing three Chinese spy balloons to gather intelligence on the U.S. undetected.

Two children who were reportedly kidnapped in Missouri nearly a year ago have been found safe in Florida.

A New Jersey high school swimmer was disqualified after a race reportedly because the American flag on his swim cap was too large. What's more, the flag was meant to honor the swimmer's grandfather who died in the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks in New York City, Red State reported.

The world just witnessed a top-performing NFL athlete drop on live television, but not one news outlet is questioning if it was linked to the COVID gene therapy shot, and they won’t. They won’t because they’re afraid of the repercussions of the Deep State.

The same people that infiltrated all the social media companies and the same people who deplatformed people who questioned the COVID narrative are now blaming a surge of heart attack deaths on those who stayed in their homes and didn’t get their medicines. They’re saying it’s the people’s fault for not getting their heart medicine when they were locked down in their homes.

Their blame game loses ground because they say the surge of deaths increased in the Spring of 2022, right in the midst of millions getting jabbed or boosted. They’re being boosted right into the grave.