Scientists Want to Use Self-Amplifying mRNA to Vaccinate Those Who Don’t Want Vaccinated

Scientists Want to Use Self-Amplifying mRNA to Vaccinate Those Who Don’t Want Vaccinated

This article was originally published by Rhoda Wilson at The Exposé. A research paper published earlier this month states that one of the researchers’ aims is to develop a vaccine to overcome vaccine hesitancy.  The method chosen to spread the vaccine among the population is a self-replicating RNA (srRNA) or self-amplifying mRNA (saRNA or sa-mRNA, samRNA), also referred…

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Crypto Market Structure Bill Advances Through Senate Agriculture Committee, No Democrats Vote In Favor

Crypto Market Structure Bill Advances Through Senate Agriculture Committee, No Democrats Vote In Favor

The Senate Agriculture Committee advanced a crypto market bill 12-11 along party lines. In a narrowly divided party-line vote, The U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee advanced its version of crypto market legislation in a 12-11 vote Thursday, marking a milestone in congressional efforts to finally legislate comprehensive crypto market structure rules.  All Democrats on the committee opposed the…

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End the Department of Education? The US House of Representatives Votes to Fund It in Full.

End the Department of Education? The US House of Representatives Votes to Fund It in Full.

President Donald Trump is not a small government guy. But, he has declared during his 2024 presidential campaign and since his intention to drastically reduce or even eliminate a Cabinet department — the Department of Education. A December report from the Bipartisan Policy Center notes that, while the Trump administration has appeared to reduce roughly by half the number…

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Potential Homebuyers Walking Away at Record Pace

Potential Homebuyers Walking Away at Record Pace

We are witnessing an unmistakable shift in the US housing market, not a bubble pop like 2008, but a market regime change characterized by buyers retreating as inventory rises and affordability remains strained. Recent data from Redfin shows that roughly 40,000 US home-purchase agreements were canceled in December, representing about 16.3% of homes that went under contract–the…

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