President Donald Trump has reportedly urged Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to move more quickly on reducing recommended childhood vaccinations and examining possible causes

If the Deep State loses total control, journalist Alex Newman says you can expect the very worst. On USA Watchdog with Greg Hunter, Newman explains, I believe there is a very good chance that this

While it is true that polls conducted more than two years out from a presidential election are hardly indicative of which candidates will rise, fall, and ultimately win or lose, they do serve some useful

President Donald Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House yesterday (July 28), their first face-to-face discussion since the two world leaders launched a joint operation

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Back in January, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. did something amazing, something I and many others had been hoping he would do. He turned the food pyramid on its head. Or, rather, he turned it the right way upfinally,

Science word of the day: AllelePronunciation: Ah-LEEL'What it means: Genes contain the instructions for the various proteins that determine traits, such as eye color or blood type. An allele is a specific variant of a gene. Alleles come in pairs, one from each parent. Some are dominant, meaning that copy will override any instruction from the other allele in the pair, and some are recessive, meaning there have to be two copies of that particular allele for those instructions to translate into an observable feature. Of course, not all inheritance is as simple as dominant and recessive patterns, particularly for traits that arise from combinations of hundreds of genes. How to use it in a sentence: We learned in grade school that alleles for brown eyes are dominant over alleles for blue eyes, leaving the kids with hazel eyes feeling lost and confused. Can you crack our science word of the day puzzle, Chain Word?