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1 week ago | 
obey.news | Laura Harris |Ramon Tomey |Lance Johnson |KEVIN HUGHES
Apple announced at WWDC 2025 that iOS 26 will introduce Digital Passports in Apple Wallet, allowing users to store and present digital versions of their passports for select domestic travel and identity verification scenarios. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) confirmed its readiness to accept digital passports for security screenings on domestic flights.
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3 weeks ago | 
environ.news | KEVIN HUGHES |Ava Grace |Willow Tohi |Jacob Thomas
Sean David Cohen argues that modern diets filled with processed foods, GMOs, pesticides and artificial additives contribute directly to stress by disrupting dopamine production and toxifying the body’s cleansing organs. He describes this as a “stress diet.”Cohen labels dopamine the “elixir of life,” essential for mental and physical balance.
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3 weeks ago | 
environ.news | Willow Tohi |KEVIN HUGHES |Ava Grace |Jacob Thomas
A Saharan dust plume larger than the continental U.S. is advancing toward Florida’s Gulf Coast, arriving earlier and more intensely than usual. Health experts warn of respiratory risks due to PM2.5 particles, urging vulnerable populations to limit outdoor activity. Satellite data shows the plume spanning 2,000 miles across the Caribbean, with air quality alerts issued in Puerto Rico and the Turks and Caicos.
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3 weeks ago | 
environ.news | KEVIN HUGHES |Ava Grace |Willow Tohi |Jacob Thomas
A cargo ship carrying 800 EVs caught fire, forcing crew evacuation and leaving the vessel adrift as toxic fumes spread. Lithium-ion battery fires are nearly impossible to extinguish at sea, releasing deadly gases and polluting the ocean. This follows similar disasters like the Felicity Ace, with insurers warning of rising maritime EV fire risks. EVs’ “clean” image clashes with the environmental damage from battery production, shipping, and disposal.
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3 weeks ago | 
environ.news | Jacob Thomas |KEVIN HUGHES |Ava Grace |Willow Tohi
In Episode 5 of “Healing Revolution,” Jonathan Otto focuses on toxic mold exposure, featuring experts Susan Russell and Lane Simmons. They talk about mold detection using “mold dogs” and why conventional inspections often fail. They also discuss hidden mold dangers in homes (walls, air filters) and EMFs accelerating mold growth by 600x, as well as mycotoxins’ neurological effects (anxiety, depression) and Dr. Nuzum’s insights on lymphatic/gut stagnation.
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3 weeks ago | 
environ.news | Ava Grace |KEVIN HUGHES |Willow Tohi |Jacob Thomas
Bees and other pollinators are essential for nearly 90 percent of flowering plants and 75 percent of staple crops, making their decline a major threat to global food security and ecosystems. Warzones (disrupting diverse food sources), microplastics (contaminating hives) and light pollution (reducing nocturnal pollination) are accelerating bee population declines alongside pesticides and habitat loss.
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3 weeks ago | 
environ.news | KEVIN HUGHES |Ava Grace |Willow Tohi |Jacob Thomas
The Morning Midas cargo ship, carrying 3,000 vehicles including 800 EVs, was abandoned in the Pacific after lithium-ion battery fires overwhelmed suppression systems. This echoes the 2022 Felicity Ace disaster, where 4,000 EVs burned and sank, costing insurers $400 million. Lithium-ion fires are nearly impossible to extinguish at sea, and they often reignite despite massive water use. EV battery fires release toxic gases, posing greater environmental risks than fossil fuels in maritime disasters.
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3 weeks ago | 
obey.news | Lance Johnson |KEVIN HUGHES |S.D. Wells |Ava Grace
In a quiet but alarming move, New Jersey lawmakers are pushing forward legislation that would automatically enroll residents into a statewide electronic vaccine tracking system — without their explicit consent. The bill, S1956, eliminates the requirement for written permission before adding individuals to the New Jersey Immunization Information System (NJIIS), effectively stripping residents of their right to medical privacy.
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1 month ago | 
naturalmedicine.news | KEVIN HUGHES |Lance Johnson |Finn Heartley |Belle Carter
Declared by President Nixon in 1971, the “war on cancer” campaign promised a cure by 1976 but has since spent billions with little progress. Cancer rates and deaths remain high, with 40 percent of Americans likely to face a diagnosis. Ralph Moss’ book “The Cancer Industry” exposes systemic flaws, including a focus on profit-driven conventional treatments (chemotherapy, radiation) while suppressing alternative therapies.
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1 month ago | 
womenshealth.news | KEVIN HUGHES |Belle Carter |Ramon Tomey |Zoey Sky
Dr. Carlton Fredericks argues that true breast cancer prevention lies in addressing root causes through diet, rather than relying solely on reactive measures like mammograms. Proper estrogen metabolism (converting it to less harmful estriol) depends on liver function, which is heavily influenced by nutrient-rich foods. Deficiencies can increase cancer risk.
