By Tyler Derden – Zerohedge

A top White House priority for Venezuela in the aftermath of Nicolás Maduro is restarting and ramping up the country’s oil production. But that’s a tall order given many years of decaying and neglected infrastructure. Despite that Maduro’s VP, now acting President Delcy Rodriguez, is currently running the country, there are still fears there could be a power vacuum if hostile forces challenge Caracas. Continue reading “US Eyes Private Security Contractors To Protect Oil Assets In Venezuela”

We had a massive bot attack on the website over the weekend, so we were temporarily locked out of our website for most of the week.

We will be working over this next weekend to beef up our security in the event that this happens again, but there are a lot of little-hat bot farms at work around the world, and this will probably be an ongoing struggle.

 

-Admin

By Dave DeCamp – Antiwar.com

Israeli forces on Thursday significantly ramped up attacks across Gaza in violation of the US-backed ceasefire deal, killing at least 15 Palestinians, including five children, the Palestinian news agency WAFA has reported. Continue reading “Israeli Forces Kill 15 Palestinians, Including Five Children, in Attacks Across Gaza”

By Ken Macon – Reclaim The Net

Governor Andy Beshear in a pink shirt speaking into a large microphone during an indoor interview.

Kentucky has introduced a new Mobile ID app that allows residents to carry a state-issued digital ID on their smartphones. Continue reading “Kentucky Launches Mobile ID App Amid Broader Push for Digital Identity and Age Verification Law”