Unseen Crisis
The number of people suffering problems from the COVID vaccine continues to grow as researchers learn more about how to diagnose and treat lingering illnesses. A new documentary, “The Unseen Crisis,” examines the stories of some who got their shots, doctors vilified when they tried to help, and allegations that the government has long been […]
COVID Shot Mandate Lawsuit Cost Seattle $875K
The City of Seattle has quietly paid $875,000 to settle a lawsuit filed by Marina Shinderuk, a former 911 police communications supervisor. Shinderuk was terminated in 2021 after declining the COVID-19 shot despite having received a religious exemption from the city.1 Shinderuk had worked for the 911 center for more than 14 years as a telecommunicator. When the […]
Florida Surgeon General Ladapo Calls on Federal Government to Expand Long-COVID Research
The people who are responsible for the carnage [related to the COVID-19 shots] that we are witnessing are the people who had the scientific training, the clinical training, the training in data to be able to know when things are risky, to be able to know how to properly evaluate the new products. Those are […]
Parents in Michigan Delaying Childhood Vaccination Due to Safety Concerns
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS), in partnership with Michigan based I Vaccinate campaign, conducted a statewide survey in spring 2025 of parents with children under the age of six. The survey found that while most Michigan parents keep their children up to date on routine vaccinations, those who fall behind are […]
First-Trimester mRNA COVID Shot Linked to Late-Term Pregnancy Loss
Women who received their first mRNA COVID-19 shot during early pregnancy, specifically between weeks eight and 13, were significantly more likely to experience pregnancy loss than expected, according to a recent study in Israel. The study, which is the first national-scale analysis to examine gestational timing in relation to receipt of the mRNA COVID biologic […]
Some People Left Waiting Years for Help from Vaccine Injury Support Program
Kayla Pollock has been waiting three years for her case to be assessed by the Vaccine Injury Support Program. She is one of more than 1,700 injured people who are still in the queue. Kayla has a condition called transverse myelitis—a spinal cord disorder which has been documented after COVID vaccination. It was only days […]