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CHICAGO (CBS) – Chicago public health officials are urging those attending Lollapalooza this weekend to be cautious and test their drugs for fentanyl, a powerful synthetic opioid. Continue reading “Chicago health officials urge Lollapalooza attendees to test their drugs for fentanyl”
The Counter Signal – by Keean Bexxte
Israel has just banned using cash for purchases larger than $1,700 and instead requires residents to use digital transfers or debit transactions. Prior to the decision, cash transactions were capped at $3,200. Continue reading “Israel bans large cash transactions, requires digital payments”
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy (D) used federal Chinese coronavirus funding, intended for American taxpayers, to pay stimulus checks to illegal aliens, state Republicans say. Continue reading “New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Used COVID-19 Funds Intended for Americans to Pay Illegal Aliens”
The House will vote on a ban of assault-style weapons Friday, separating packages on gun control and policing laws that had been entwined, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced Friday, after failed negotiations within different factions of House Democrats prevented leadership from being able to pass the bills together. Continue reading “House to vote on assault-style weapons ban Friday”
The Germany city of Hanover has become the first big city in Europe to ban hot water and central heating in public buildings in response to Vladimir Putin‘s weaponizing of gas supplies. Continue reading “Germany turns off the hot water: Hanover becomes first big city to ban hot water in public buildings”
Epoch Times – by Jackson Elliott
A New York judge overturned a law that allowed the state government to place even healthy citizens in quarantine camps for an indefinite time without review. Continue reading “New York Judge Throws Out State’s Quarantine Camp Law Declaring It Unenforceable”
The monkeypox outbreak prompted officials to declare a local public health emergency in San Francisco Thursday.
Mayor London Breed said the declaration will begin Monday and allows the city to prepare and allocate resources to prevent the spread of the virus. Continue reading “San Francisco Declares Public Health Emergency for Monkeypox”
Doubling down on the Biden admin’s peddling in fantasy that two quarters of economic decline does not mean a recession, White House economic adviser Brian Deese this week tried to argue that ‘all is fine’ since Americans by and large aren’t starving. Continue reading “White House Resorts To ‘Economy Doing Great Because It’s Not Famine’ Defense”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Earlier this year, the private executives at Google partnered up with the intergovernmental organization, the United Nations, in order to control the flow of information on the internet. This partnership was designed to guide users to “authoritative information” when they look up “climate change.” Continue reading “As Woke Corporations and Celebs Demand We Drive Less & Eat Bugs, They’re Quietly the Worst Polluters on Earth”
U.S. Army leaders are keeping a list of the arms and gear that it sends to Ukraine with every intention of going to Congress for reimbursement. And wherever possible, Army Chief of Staff Gen. James McConville said Thursday, the Army plans to backfill with even newer equipment. Continue reading “The Army Is ‘Running a Tab’ of Equipment Sent to Ukraine”
The Pentagon has already been running programs to train Ukrainian soldiers on how to operate US-supplied long-range rocket systems, namely the HIMARS, in neighboring countries like Poland. Currently, the administration is mulling training pilots too, with the House having recently set aside the funds to do it, pending an internal White House debate over providing US jets (or possibly allied jets). Continue reading “Pentagon Approves Sending Wounded Ukrainian Troops To US Military Hospital In Germany”
NEW YORK (AP) — Oil companies swam in record profits over the last few months at a time when Americans struggled to pay for gasoline, food and other basic necessities.
On Friday, Exxon Mobil booked an unprecedented $17.85 billion profit for the second quarter and Chevron made a record $11.62 billion. The sky-high profits come one day after the U.K.’s Shell shattered its own profit record. Continue reading “Unprecedented profit for major oil drillers as prices soared”
A court in Egypt has called for the live TV hanging of a convicted murderer, arguing that it could help deter copycat killers, according to a letter quoted by local media on Sunday.
During a highly-publicized two-day trial earlier this month, 21-year-old Mohamed Adel was convicted for killing fellow student Nayera Ashraf outside Mansoura University in northern Egypt in late June. It was reported that Adel stalked the girl for some time, and when she refused to marry him, he devised a gruesome plot to kill her. Continue reading “Murderer could be hanged on live TV”
The West’s Awake wrote an eye-opening article detailing the near granular online surveillance of Irish citizens who dare to challenge the official narrative. The monitoring and surveillance, including keeping a record of individual tweets and Telegram posts, is being conducted by the London-based think tank Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD) which targets individuals who speak against their chosen narrative. Continue reading “Orwellian Gates/Soros-Funded Think Tank Is Targeting and Monitoring Irish Citizens Who Speak Out for Freedom”
The White House slammed Republican governors on Thursday for using migrants as a ‘political pawn’ by bussing them to Washington, D.C., after the city’s mayor called for the National Guard to help.
Mayor Muriel Bowser said the influx had caused a ‘humanitarian crisis.’ Continue reading “White House claims Republicans are sending migrants to D.C. as ‘political pawns’ after Mayor Bowser called in the National Guard”
The federal government is proposing $1,337 in compensation for turning in an AR-15 rifle under a mandatory buyback program.
Public Safety Canada has released a price list detailing how much money owners of banned firearms can expect to get under the program. Continue reading “Ottawa offers $1,337 apiece for AR-15 rifles under mandatory buyback program”
Post Millennial – by Hannah Nightingale
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Former U.S. Marine Matthew Belanger is a maniacal psychopath who reportedly belonged to a Neo-Nazi group called “Rapekrieg” which planned to carry out a mass shooting on a Synagogue. Kicked out of the Marine Corps over his affiliation with Neo-Nazis, Belanger was barred from purchasing firearms but that didn’t stop him from obtaining two of them. Continue reading “Neo-Nazi Maniac Who Planned to Shoot Up Synagogue Was Given His Guns by Law Enforcement”
A poll conducted by University of Chicago’s Institute of Politics shows nearly one-third of American voters believe they may have to take up arms against the United States government. Continue reading “Poll: Nearly One-Third of Voters Believe They May Have to Take Up Arms Against the United States Government”
Neon Nettle – by Jay Greenberg
Joe Biden’s Department of Justice (DOJ) has hit America’s three largest chicken producers with massive lawsuits as the country battles a growing food crisis. Continue reading “DOJ Sues 3 Biggest Chicken Companies amid Growing Food Crisis”