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FDA approves remdesivir as COVID-19 treatment   Some people say the renaming of Remdesivir to “Veklury” isn’t just a simple brand update—it could be a way for big pharmaceutical companies and regulators to reset public perception. The medicine was first rushed out during COVID-19 under an emergency use rule, and later the FDA gave it full approval as Veklury based on certain clinical data.  But many argue the evidence showing it helps isn’t as strong as claimed—some large international trials didn’t even find it reduced death rates fda.gov +6 vox.com +6 genengnews.com +6 . Now, with a new name and shiny marketing, supporters push it as a go-to treatment, even though some experts still question its real-world benefits. The change could help doctors feel more comfortable using it, hospitals bill insurance, and Gilead keep earning large profits, all while doubts remain just beneath the surface . Wasn't Remdesivir used to treat AIDS? Remdesivir was not originally developed to tre...

Some people believe the new plan to give legal papers to millions of people who came into the country without permission isn't just about helping— it might be about changing the whole future of America.  After the "Big Beautiful Bill" passed, which focused on border security and cuts to federal help for illegal immigrants, talk of a mass amnesty came up quickly. While the bill was supposed to stop illegal immigration, this new plan may quietly undo that by giving out green cards or citizenship later. Some think this is being done so certain political leaders can gain more votes over time, since new citizens often support the people who helped them stay. It’s not just about kindness—it might be about reshaping elections, power, and who decides what America looks like in the future. The Brutal Truth July 2025 The Brutal Truth Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976: Allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news re...

Some scientists and researchers have a wild but interesting idea: Mars might have been destroyed by a massive nuclear blast a long, long time ago—and some even say humans came from there . It sounds like a sci-fi movie, but parts of this theory are based on real clues, legends, and space data. What NASA Found on Mars NASA sent probes to Mars like the Viking , Curiosity , and Perseverance rovers. While looking at the Martian soil and air, scientists found a lot of xenon-129 —a gas often linked to nuclear explosions here on Earth. There are also signs of uranium and thorium in weird amounts. This led Dr. John Brandenburg , a real physicist, to suggest that Mars might have had a nuclear war or explosion in the distant past. He said it looked like a blast happened in two places , with enough power to wipe out a whole civilization. NASA hasn’t said that Mars had a nuclear war, but they haven’t fully explained the xenon-129 either. It’s still a mystery. Ancient Legends That Match the Ide...

The phrase “The world is a corpse” is not found in the Bible , but it does appear in some early Christian writings , especially in the Gnostic texts —which were not included in the official Bible but were preserved in collections like the Nag Hammadi Library . Petrified Giants and the Dragon's Eye One such quote is often attributed to Jesus in the Gospel of Philip , a Gnostic gospel, which contains the line: “The world is a corpse, and all who worship it are dead men.” This reflects a spiritual view of the material world —common in Gnosticism—that the physical world is broken, decaying, and cut off from true life, which only comes through spiritual knowledge (or “gnosis”). In this view, the “world” is not to be trusted or worshiped because it is temporary and lifeless , like a corpse. Instead, one should seek truth and light beyond the physical world—what Gnostics believed was the realm of the true, hidden God. In contrast, in the canonical Bible , Jesus does say similar things ...

Many Americans judge presidents based on their promises. But history remembers them for what they actually did .  While every president faced challenges, some made decisions that caused deep harm—through corruption, failed leadership, or abuse of power. Here’s a look at several U.S. presidents often considered the worst, based strictly on their actions and consequences-- The Worst Presidents in American History Here is TBT's list of The Worst... James Buchanan (1857–1861) Why he’s remembered poorly: Buchanan is widely blamed for failing to stop the Civil War . He believed the federal government had no right to stop Southern states from seceding. As the country fell apart, he did almost nothing to hold the Union together. Many historians say his inaction helped lead to the deadliest war in U.S. history. Some people believe James Buchanan didn’t just fail to stop the Civil War—he may have quietly let it happen on purpose. He had deep ties to powerful Southern leaders and was known t...

If Adam and Eve never ate from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, the entire human story — at least according to the Bible — would have unfolded very differently. Here’s a simple way to think about it, blending basic theology with a few deep questions people still wonder about today. Without eating the fruit, Adam and Eve would have stayed in the Garden of Eden forever. There would be no sin, no shame, no death, and no need for hard work or pain. They would have lived in peace, walking with God, in a perfect world. There would be no war, no fear, and no brokenness. People often call this the “unfallen” state—a time when everything was still pure. But here’s where it gets interesting. Without the knowledge of good and evil, they wouldn’t fully understand choice, freedom, or consequences. They would have stayed innocent — like children who don’t know right from wrong. Some wonder if that means they would never grow, never ask big questions, and never become truly human in the way we...

For a long time, we were taught that ancient civilizations used simple tools and basic math—just enough to build walls, plant crops, and count trade goods. But now, researchers are uncovering stunning evidence that these early cultures may have known far more than we ever believed. Some even say this “forbidden math” was hidden or ignored on purpose. The Forbidden Math of Ancient Civilizations Rediscovered and Its Mind-blowing In places like ancient Mesopotamia , Egypt , and Central America , archaeologists have found advanced mathematical systems that seem out of place for their time. The Babylonians , for example, used a base-60 system—meaning their math worked in 60s instead of 10s. That’s why we still have 60 seconds in a minute and 360 degrees in a circle. But what’s more shocking is that their geometry and astronomy were so accurate, they could track planets using methods we only rediscovered recently. The Maya in Central America were using zero as a number long before Europe. T...

ChatGPT Religion: The Disturbing AI Cult In 2025, something strange is happening online. As artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT become more powerful and widespread, some people aren’t just using AI—they’re treating it like a god . What started as simple curiosity has, for some users, turned into full-blown devotion. A growing number of individuals are now praising , worshiping , and even praying to AI , forming what some are calling the beginnings of a modern digital cult. The trend has been seen across Reddit, YouTube, and private Discord groups. People claim that ChatGPT gives them peace, wisdom, even emotional healing. Others say they believe the AI is channeling some higher truth, calling it a “divine intelligence.” Some users have even created rituals , including daily questions to the bot, “sacred prompts,” and AI-generated prayers. These users say they feel more connected to something “bigger” when interacting with ChatGPT than with traditional religion. A handful of p...

A recent public opinion poll from Israel has sparked international concern after results showed a large majority of Jewish respondents expressed the belief that there are no innocent people in Gaza. The poll, widely circulated in both Israeli and international media circles, has added a layer of controversy to an already tense and deadly conflict between Israel and Hamas, the ruling authority in Gaza. While polling questions and sample size are still being examined, early findings suggest a hardening of public opinion within Israel following months of war, rocket fire, and deep regional trauma. Many Israelis now view Gaza not just as a security threat, but as entirely complicit—a belief that is being discussed in religious, cultural, and military terms. At the heart of some of the religious justification being referenced is a biblical command from 1 Samuel 15:3 , which instructs the Israelites to completely destroy the people of Amalek, including "men, women, children, and infant...

Starting July 1, 2025, a new law is now in effect in Tennessee that makes it a felony to knowingly rent housing to someone who is in the country illegally. This law, called Senate Bill 392 , was signed into law by Governor Bill Lee in May. It’s one of the toughest moves by any U.S. state in recent years on immigration enforcement. The goal of the new law is to stop people from helping illegal immigrants stay in the state by giving them a place to live. Tennessee lawmakers say this is about protecting their communities and sending a strong message that the state won’t support those who break immigration laws. Supporters believe that cutting off housing options will make it harder for undocumented migrants to settle in Tennessee. Under the law, landlords who are caught renting to illegal immigrants on purpose could now face felony charges , which may include jail time and heavy fines. Critics have already raised concerns, saying it could lead to fear among renters and discrimination...

Toxic Weed Killer Planned for Use in Connecticut Rivers Sparks Alarm This Is NO JOKE.. State Of EMERGENCY! - 3 DAYS LEFT! Why EVERYONE Should Be WORRIED About July 7th!  In the weeks surrounding July 4, 2025, people across Connecticut began raising concerns about a controversial chemical called Diquat —a weed killer known for its strength and toxicity. The chemical is part of a federally backed project to control a fast-spreading water plant called hydrilla , which is choking parts of the Connecticut River. While the government says the goal is to protect the ecosystem, many citizens worry the cure could be worse than the problem. The Connecticut River Hydrilla Control Research and Demonstration Project first used small doses of Diquat in 2023. This summer, they planned to expand the treatment. According to official sources, the plan was coordinated by federal, state, and tribal agencies —meaning it had high-level approval. Other states like Florida and Massachusetts have also use...