From the Trenches World Report
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By Didi Rankovic – Reclaim The Net
The US Commission on Civil Rights has scheduled a public briefing regarding the civil rights implications of the use of facial recognition technology. Continue reading “US Commission To Examine Facial Recognition Technology’s Impact on Civil Liberties”
A bill introduced in the Illinois House of Representatives would legally define it as ‘child abuse’ for parents to object to gender transitioning of their children by way of puberty blocking, cross sex hormones or surgery.
By Chris Menahan – Information Liberation
The antifa doxing site Vice News is shutting down, firing hundreds of employees and may even be deleted from the internet. Continue reading “Vice News Shutting Down, Website ‘Set to Be Taken Offline’”
By Niamh Harris – The People’s Voice
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is again pushing his Western allies to step up military supplies while vowing victory over Russia. Continue reading “Pushing For More Aid Zelensky Vows Victory Over Russia”
By Sara Higdon – The Post Millennial
On Saturday, former congressman and CNN Senior political commentator Adam Kinzinger celebrated the deaths of 400,000 Russians. Continue reading “Adam Kinzinger celebrates deaths of 400,000 Russians during Ukraine war”
A man is in critical condition after reportedly setting himself on fire outside the Israeli Embassy in Washington, DC, Sunday afternoon. Continue reading “Man critical after lighting himself on fire outside Israeli Embassy in DC”
By Monica Showalter – American Thinker
Is the FBI now hiring the scum of the Earth?
Well, you can decide, based on the kind of lowlife charges filed against one of their finest. Continue reading “Dirtbag FBI agent charged with stealing from January 6 defendant”
By Niamh Harris – The People’s Voice
NATO has given Ukraine the green light to use F-16 fighter jets supplied by the West, to launch attacks inside Russia. Continue reading “NATO Gives Ukraine Permission To Use F-16 Jets To Attack Targets Inside Russia”
By Sara Zouiten – Morocco World News
Eyewitnesses described the aftermath as chaotic, with bodies scattered on the streets and buildings severely damaged. Continue reading “Israeli Airstrike Hits Rafah, Claiming Lives and Sparking Outrage”
By Didi Rankovic – Reclaim The Net
The White House’s latest initiative to carry out its brand of combating misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation (which is now referred to by the handy “MDM” initial) continues to co-opt the education sector. Continue reading “Biden Admin Wants To Spend Around $1 Million on University “Disinformation” Monitoring Program”
Google’s Gemini AI program was caught in another example of egregious bias when it said that calling communism “evil” was “harmful and misleading”.
By Niamh Harris – The People’s Voice
Documents from the FDA and Pfizer actually shows that shedding from the so called ‘covid vaccine’ really does take place.
Continue reading “Pfizer, FDA Documents Show That Covid Vaccine Shedding Is Real”
By Cullen McCue – Trending Political News
A Venezuelan man who illegally crossed the southern border in 2022 has been charged in connection with the murder of University of Georgia student Laken Riley. The Biden Administration released the suspect in El Paso, where he then listed his preferred destination as New York City with the help of an NGO. Continue reading “REPORT: Suspect In Murder Of UGA Student Was Released By Biden Admin After Illegally Crossing Border”
By Sara Higdon – The Post Millennial
On Thursday, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted 3-2 to reinstate a requirement for broadcasters to report the race and gender of their employees to the agency using Form 395-B. Continue reading “Biden’s FCC to force broadcasters to report employees’ race and gender”
A ‘frightening’ explosion of young women developing one of the deadliest cancers has baffled experts.
Rates of pancreatic cancer have soared by up to 200 per cent in women under the age of 25 since the 1990s. Continue reading “Alarm over 200% explosion in young women and girls getting pancreatic cancer as top experts admit they are baffled by ‘frightening’ rise of deadly disease”
By Megan Redshaw – Activist Post
It may take more than 10 years for someone injured by a COVID-19 vaccine to receive a decision on whether their claim is eligible for compensation by the government’s vaccine compensation program—if they receive a response at all. Continue reading “US Vaccine Injury Compensation Program Has 10-Year Backlog Of Claims”
I’m visiting with my son.
-Henry
By Baxter Dmitry – The People’s Voice
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson has announced the state will send troops and highway patrol officers to the US-Mexico border to support Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s Operation Lone Star in protecting the nation’s borders. Continue reading “Missouri Governor Defies Biden, Announces Deployment Of Troops To Texas Border”
By Brian Dakss, Aimee Picchi – CBS News
Customers of numerous U.S. cell service providers reported outages and other service problems early Thursday morning, according to the website Downdetector.com, which tracks such reports. AT&T had the most by far, with tens of thousands of customers telling Downdetector they had no service. Continue reading “After AT&T customers hit by widespread outage, carrier says service has been restored”
By Kimberly Wright – Fox 5 Las Vegas
(Gray News) – Some pharmacies across the country are having trouble processing some prescriptions because of a cyberattack.
UnitedHealth Group disclosed the cyberattack in a regulatory filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday.
The company says “a suspected nation-state associated cyber security threat actor” gained access to its Change Healthcare information technology systems, which processes insurance for prescriptions for tens of thousands of pharmacies nationwide. Continue reading “Cyberattack affects ability of some pharmacies to fill prescriptions”
