Investigative Journalism | Exposing What Lies Beneath
The ongoing Adderall shortage in the U.S. has persisted since late 2022, causing inconsistent access for patients. Although the DEA increased production limits for stimulants, manufacturing delays and supply chain issues complicate availability. Patients are urged to plan refills early while advocates continue to push for systemic changes to address this crisis.
Japan integrates nutrition into schools, teaching children about balanced meals through a structured program. In contrast, the U.S. faces bureaucratic challenges, resulting in inadequate nutrition education and unhealthy food options. Cultural influences exacerbate the issue, emphasizing convenience over healthy eating. Solutions require accountability and prioritizing meaningful food education in American schools.
Why Do Japanese Kids Learn Nutrition While American Kids Get Pizza as a Vegetable? Read More
Maryland’s opioid crisis persists despite a reported 38% decline in overdose deaths from 2023 to 2024. Fentanyl remains the primary cause, with Baltimore leading in overdose rates. Demographics show disproportionate impacts among males and Black individuals. Effective solutions require addressing trafficking, law enforcement, and root causes of addiction beyond harm reduction efforts.
Maryland’s Drug Crisis: A Decline in Overdoses, But Far from Victory Read More
Maryland schools face a crisis of asbestos contamination, particularly highlighted by issues at Williamsport High School and the Blair G. Ewing Center, which already suffers from mold. With over 900 students moved to virtual learning, parents question leadership accountability. Asbestos, regulated since the 1980s, remains a significant health risk in many aging facilities.
Asbestos in Maryland Schools: Another Safety Crisis Under Wes Moore’s Watch Read More
As Maryland students return to school, parents are concerned about mold exposure due to inadequate infrastructure and HVAC failures in schools. Governor Wes Moore’s focus on progressive initiatives overshadows urgent needs for safe classrooms. Parents demand action to ensure proper ventilation and transparency, questioning the administration’s priorities amid ongoing health risks.
Maryland Schools Open the Year With Mold: Another Failure of Wes Moore’s Priorities Read More
Maryland has reported its first confirmed human case of screwworm infestation linked to travel from Guatemala, raising concerns about potential local spread. The screwworm, a parasite affecting warm-blooded animals, poses risks to public health and agriculture. Governor Wes Moore must ensure effective communication and rapid response to prevent outbreaks. Vigilance is crucial.
Exclusive: Screwworm Case in Maryland Sparks Alarms Over Public Health and Biosecurity Read More
Dr. Adejare Atanda, a senior researcher at RAND Corporation, critiques AI misuse yet undermines individuals using AI for creative tasks on social media. His condescending online behavior contrasts sharply with his serious professional role. This hypocrisy highlights a broader issue of elitism in the discourse surrounding AI, questioning whether experts truly understand its empowering potential.
From RAND to Random: When a Biosecurity Researcher Punches Down Over AI Images Read More
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s proposal to ban junk food from SNAP overlooks fundamental issues within the program. Instead of restrictions, emphasis should be on improving access to healthy, affordable foods. SNAP needs reforms, like lifting prepared food bans and enhancing benefits for fresh produce, to support nutrition and health among low-income families.
Junk Food Bans Miss the Point: RFK Jr. Should Fix SNAP’s Broken Access to Healthy Food Read More
In 2025, corporate manipulation of truth has become rampant, with agrochemical giants like Monsanto (now Bayer) controlling narratives through media, PR strategies, and legal intimidation. This manipulation stifles journalism and public awareness about environmental and health crises. Transparency and accountability are essential for reclaiming truth in a compromised media landscape.
The Media is the Message—And Monsanto Paid for It: How Corporate Giants Hijack Public Discourse, Science, and Truth Read More