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Congress may order spy agencies to consider declassifying evidence on COVID origins

New language in the National Defense Authorization Act of 2026 would call on intelligence agencies to declassify intelligence records for public release, potentially lifting a veil of redactions on COVID origins evidence that largely has been kept secret for the past six years.

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Hormone-disrupting chemicals contaminate breast milk, global review shows; scientists say breastfeeding is still best

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Landmark glyphosate safety study retracted for Monsanto ghostwriting, other ethics problems

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Atrazine probably causes cancer in humans, WHO cancer agency says

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Higher screen time linked to brain abnormalities and ADHD symptoms in children, study shows

The Silent Collapse: How Pesticide Politics Are Driving Bee Extinction

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World’s most used insecticides damage male fertility in rodents, researchers say

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Big Food ‘transparency’ campaign seeks to block tough new food safety laws

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Banned pesticides found in clouds, sparking new health concerns

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Even tiny doses of glyphosate can cause health problems across generations

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Aspartame sweetener may disrupt blood vessels, raising stroke risk

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‘No safe level’: Babies are harmed by even tiny amounts of nitrate in drinking water

Authors

Karolina Corin

Pamela Ferdinand

Natasha Gilbert

Lewis Kamb

Stacy Malkan

Hana Mensendiek

Becky Morrison

Gary Ruskin

Sainath Suryanarayanan

Timothy Wise

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