By Dave DeCamp – Antiwar.com

Samantha Power, the head of the US Agency for International Development (USAID), said on Wednesday that some parts of northern Gaza are already experiencing famine, which has been created by Israel’s US-backed bombardment and siege of the Strip. Continue reading “Head of USAID Says Palestinians in North Gaza Are Already Experiencing Famine”

By Didi Rankovic – Reclaim The Net

In the UK, the government has presented its plans for a large-scale increase of the use of facial recognition technology which the police want to deploy in a number of ways and across a range of locations. Continue reading “UK Plans Facial Recognition Expansion, Empowering Cops To Scan Faces in the Street”

By Dave DeCamp – Antiwar.com

The head of US Central Command, Gen. Michael Kurilla, arrived in Israel on Thursday to coordinate on a potential Iranian attack that might come in retaliation for Israel’s bombing of Iran’s consulate in Damascus. Continue reading “US Commander Arrives in Israel To Discuss Potential Iranian Attack”

By TYLER DURDEN – Zerohedge

Iran is expected to attack Israel by week’s end, or at least within the coming days. However, the degree of telegraphing has almost taken the teeth out of the threat and what Iran hopes to accomplish in its retaliation.

“Iran is calibrating its plans for a major retaliatory strike against Israel to send a message — but not spark a regional war that compels Washington to respond, the U.S. assesses,” Politico reports of what’s expected. “Biden administration officials judge that Iran is planning a larger-than-usual aerial attack on Israel in the coming days, one that will likely feature a mix of missiles and drone strikes, said two U.S. officials who were granted anonymity to detail sensitive intelligence assessments.”

Continue reading “US Restricts Diplomats’ Travel In Israel, Bracing For Iran Attack By Week’s End”

By Chris Menahan – Information Liberation

A bipartisan pair of AIPAC-funded senators have introduced a new bill backed by the Anti-Defamation League aimed at silencing criticism of Jews and Israel and policing Americans’ online speech. Continue reading “Congress Introduces ADL-Backed ‘Countering Antisemitism Act’ to Police Online Speech”

By Jarryd Jaeger – The Postmillennial

Tennessee Senate passes bill allowing teachers to carry concealed firearms in classrooms

The Tennessee state Senate has passed a bill that would give teachers and staff in public schools across the state the ability to carry concealed firearms in their classrooms, provided they pass a rigorous background check and complete a training regimen. Continue reading “Tennessee Senate passes bill allowing teachers to carry concealed firearms in classrooms”

By Ted Dabrowski and John Klingner – Wirepoint

Sexual abuse. Sexual misconduct. Grooming.

The allegations happen year after year at Chicago Public Schools. The list of abuses and complaints is long, according to the most recent report by the Chicago Board of Education’s Office of the Inspector General.

Start with these three cases: Continue reading “Chicago Public Schools’ sexual abuse and misconduct cases everyone should know about – Wirepoints”

By Baxter Dmitry – The People’s Voice

Official British government data from the Office of National Statistics (ONS) comparing “Deaths by Vaccination Status” reveals that people vaccinated against Covid-19 with mRNA vaccines are dying far more often than those who are unvaccinated. Continue reading “UK Gov’t Data Reveals 16X More Deaths In Vaccinated Cohort As ‘Tsunami of Death’ Sweeps Nation”

By Dave DeCamp – Antiwar.com

The Biden administration has admitted that it massively undercounted what it has spent on the proxy war in Ukraine, The American Conservative reported on Tuesday. Continue reading “Biden Administration Has Undercounted Ukraine Spending By $14 Billion”

By Didi Rankovic – Reclaim The Net

There’s good news, and bad: first, the fact that “fact-checkers” masquerading as unbiased and accurate moderators of content – while actually unreliable and bias-prone tools of censorship – are now recognized widely enough as just that, to trigger a reaction from some prominent actors. Continue reading “Social Media Fact Checkers Claim Their Work Isn’t Censorship. Here’s Why It Is.”

By Chris Powell – Trending Political News

A Florida woman has faced the music for her role in the saga involving personal belongings of the Biden family. Aimee Harris, who admitted to stealing a diary belonging to President Joe Biden’s daughter and selling it to the conservative group Project Veritas, was sentenced to a month in prison on Tuesday. Continue reading “JUST IN: Major Update In Ashley Biden Diary Saga”

By TYLER DURDEN – Zerohedge

Cmdr. Cameron Yaste, the Commanding Officer of the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS John S. McCain (DDG 56), was recently photographed shooting a 5.56×45mm M4 carbine with the optics installed backward.

The now-deleted image and press release on the Defense Visual Information Distribution Service website featured Yaste shooting the M4 with the Trijicon VCOG scope installed backward while pointed at a giant target balloon.

Here’s what the press release said before it was deleted: Continue reading ““We’re Going To Lose A Major War”: US Navy Deletes Photo Of Ship Commander Shooting Rifle With Backwards Scope”

By Niamh Harris – The People’s Voice

Ukraine women conscripts

Ukraine’s chief military adviser for gender issues, Oksana Grigorieva, has said the government should leave its “old-school mentality” behind and implement true equality in its armed forces. Continue reading “Top Kiev Official Says Ukrainian Women Should Start Preparing For Conscription”