* Biden just froze up mid-speech Again – Spencer Brown

* Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. today released a video and launched a petition demanding the immediate release and pardon of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange!

* Gov. Josh Green advocates for a $25 climate tax to address the environmental impact of tourism – If Hawaii Gov. Josh Green has his way, your next vacation to the Aloha State will cost an extra $25. Lawmakers are calling for action to address the damaging environmental impact of tourism, particularly in the wake of the devastating wildfires in Lahaina, Maui – USA Today.

* The Real Climate Crisis – Alex Epstein, PragerU.com

* ‘Pure Junk Science’: Researchers Challenge Narrative on CO2 and Warming Correlation – UN claims that human-caused CO2 emissions are imperiling the planet are ‘totally garbage,’ says scientist. ‘CO2 doesn’t cause a change in temperature.’ – Katie Spence, TheEpochTimes.com

* As Americans Struggle Financially, Climate Agenda Set to Spark New Food Price Hikes, Analysts Say – The net zero climate agenda is pushing regulations and costs onto farmers, which translate to costlier food items for Americans – Kevin Stocklin, TheEpochTimes.com

* WHO chief demands ‘plant-based’ food systems to ‘save planet’ – Boasts his plan would save 8 million lives a year – WND.com

* Billions Spent on ‘Climate Change’ Based on Faulty Temperature Data, Climate Experts Say – Says Melting Arctic Ice Is Key Indicator of Climate Change—But It’s Not Melting.

* Global cancer cases will jump 77% by 2050, WHO report estimates – Katherine Dillinger.

* Global cancer diagnoses will reach 35 million in 2050, according to new estimates from the World Health Organization – an increase of 77% from the 20 million cases diagnosed in 2022.

* Is “Disease X” Real? – Fact Check: ‘Disease X’ is a preparedness scenario, not a real disease.

* California OKs Drinking Recycled Wastewater: Wastewater to be treated for all pathogens and viruses before reaching tap – CA becomes the second US state behind Colorado to allow agencies to purify wastewater and turn it into tap water as a way of adapting to drought conditions.

Opponents first denounced the process as ‘toilet to tap’ in the 1990s, However Advances in water purification technology have emerged, while public opposition has softened as climate change has strained and disrupted the water supply.