Lance Johnson

1 week ago | realinvestigations.news | Laura Harris |Lance Johnson |Ramon Tomey |Ava Grace

A National Pulse investigation found that under the Biden administration, the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PBGC) awarded tens of millions in federal contracts to Wall Street firms heavily involved in environmental, social and governance (ESG) advocacy.  Wellington Management received $114M, Neuberger Berman $24M and Allspring Global $22.2M. All three firms have strong ties to climate activism, corporate diversity initiatives and, in some cases, Chinese markets.

3 weeks ago | realinvestigations.news | Willow Tohi |Lance Johnson |Ava Grace |Ramon Tomey

Ozempic/Wegovy users risk losing muscle, bone mass and mental health as severe side effects. GLP-1 drugs linked to 62,000 adverse events and 162 deaths since 2018, with soaring post-2022 reports. 71% of users report difficulty affording the drugs despite some insurance coverage. Over 40% of diabetics and 22% of overweight Americans use GLP-1 agonists, fueling debate over Medicare’s coverage. Experts urge natural alternatives and caution against long-term or high-dose use.

3 weeks ago | realinvestigations.news | Lance Johnson |Willow Tohi |Ava Grace |Ramon Tomey

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), once regarded as the gold standard for drug safety, has devolved into little more than a rubber stamp for Big Pharma — approving hundreds of medications with shockingly little evidence that they actually help patients. A bombshell two-year investigation by The Lever reveals that the agency has abandoned its own scientific standards, fast-tracking dangerous and ineffective drugs while leaving patients to suffer the consequences.

3 weeks ago | naturalmedicine.news | Belle Carter |Jacob Thomas |Ava Grace |Lance Johnson

Decades of research involving over 5,200 adults shows flavanol-rich foods like dark chocolate and tea can lower blood pressure as effectively as medications, without harmful side effects. A major meta-analysis found flavanol consumption reduces systolic blood pressure by 3 mmHg on average — and up to 6 mmHg for those with hypertension — matching prescription drug results.

3 weeks ago | realinvestigations.news | Lance Johnson |Ramon Tomey |Ava Grace |S.D. Wells

The American public has long been treated as disposable test subjects in the government’s reckless pursuit of power—no consent, no warning, no mercy. Between 1951 and 1962, more than 100 nuclear bombs were detonated in the open air, saturating the nation with radioactive fallout. The most insidious byproduct? Iodine-131, a silent killer that infiltrated milk, crops, and children’s thyroids from coast to coast.