We now applaud Manookian and her “health freedom sisters” in Idaho, Miste Karlfeldt and Sarah Clendenon, for spearheading the Idaho Medical Freedom Act, which Governor Brad Little signed into law on April 4 after having vetoed a prior version the week before.

Anyone who has been attending to the health and environmental ramifications of wireless technologies—and the other modern technologies impinging on the realm of “bioelectromagnetics”—is no doubt familiar with the name of Arthur Firstenberg.

As our 1st Quarter 2025 Wrap Up starts rolling out, Solari takes pride in celebrating as our Hero of the Week our very own Culture Scout, Nina Heyn. Nina is spearheading the Wrap Up, which focuses on the theme of Loving Art. In 2020, Nina was also responsible for Solari’s beautiful report titled Visions of Freedom.

In January, Senator Ron Johnson moved from ranking member to chairman of the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations within the Senate’s Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee (a committee that he chaired from 2015-2021).

Representative John Sjaarda of South Dakota fearlessly led the passage of the first Cash Bill in a deep red state. Senate Bill 219 (SB219), signed into law by Governor Larry Rhoden on March 11, requires the acceptance of cash at school-affiliated events, including sporting events, concerts, and plays.

People often ask us, “Why does no one else ever talk about the missing money?” In early 2019, intrepid journalist Matt Taibbi did. After the implementation of FASAB 56, Taibbi not only gained mastery over the complex topics of “classified money-moving” and failed Pentagon audits but wrote two excellent articles about these developments at Rolling Stone.

Philanthropist, attorney, former VP candidate, and self-described “autism mom” Nicole Shanahan is Hero of the Week for her efforts to keep a spotlight on the connection between vaccines and autism.

Naomi Wolf is our Hero this week for being courageous enough to speak and write about the Feb. 2 incursions into and handling of highly sensitive U.S. Treasury payment systems data by the DOGE “broligarchs.”

In November, the Board of Supervisors in California’s coastal Mendocino County unanimously agreed to remove the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) from its investment portfolio—funds worth $3 million.