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President Joe Biden on Saturday signed into law the first major federal gun safety legislation passed in decades, marking a significant bipartisan breakthrough on one of the most contentious policy issues in Washington.
Children’s Health Defense – by Susan C. Olmstead
The response to the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines for babies and young children has been tepid, said political commentator Kim Iversen of The Hill’s “Rising” on Thursday. Continue reading “Shots for Tots Rollout Flops in NYC”
Lake Mead’s water levels this week dropped to historic lows, bringing the nation’s largest reservoir less than 150 feet away from “dead pool” — when the reservoir is so low that water cannot flow downstream from the dam. Continue reading “Lake Mead nears dead pool status as water levels hit another historic low”
MENDOCINO — The cliffside town of Mendocino has long been known for its rugged coastline and quaint bed and breakfasts drawing sightseers from around the country. But lately, tourists are flocking to a new attraction in the seaside hamlet north of San Francisco for something you won’t find on the chamber of commerce’s can’t-miss list. Continue reading “$9.63 a gallon: She sells the country’s most expensive gas and doesn’t ‘give a diddle’”
There will be no broadcast of The Word From the Trenches today, we have personal matters to attend to.
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On Thursday, President Biden authorized a new $450 million weapons package for Ukraine that includes more High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS), patrol boats, and tactical vehicles. Continue reading “Biden Authorizes New $450 Million Weapons Package for Ukraine”
Gateway Pundit – by Alicia Powe
As Joe Biden met with wind industry executives at the White House on Thursday, the gaffe-prone illegitimate commander-in-chief obliviously held his cheat sheet backward. Continue reading “UNBELIEVABLE! Look At This Piece Of Paper Biden Is Holding With Instructions Reminding Him To Do The Most Basic Things”
The Gateway Pundit – by Michael Robison
On Thursday, The Biden administration officially proposed extending Title IX’s protections to transgender students, no longer a measure meant to protect women but also any biological sex who identifies otherwise. Continue reading “The Biden Administration Plans To Allow Boys In Girls Bathrooms And Locker Rooms Under Title IX Revision”
THE PENTAGON ENVISIONS a future in which Elon Musk’s rockets might someday deploy a “quick reaction force” to thwart a future Benghazi-style attack, according to documents obtained by The Intercept via Freedom of Information Act request. Continue reading “Pentagon Explores Using SpaceX For Rocket-Deployed Quick Reaction Force”
The Supreme Court has overturned Roe vs. Wade, returning the decision on whether or not abortion is legal to individual states.
In a Friday decision written by Justice Samuel Alito – the May 2 leak of which led to widespread protests and an attempted murder against Justice Brett Kavanaugh – the court overturned the 1973 case which guaranteed access to abortion nationwide. Continue reading “Supreme Court Overturns Roe V. Wade”
The published science over the past decade has taught us a lot about water fluoridation, about both the very real and significant side effects inflicted on the public, but also about the credibility of those who continue to vouch for its safety. Continue reading “Millions Face New Fluoridation Threats”
People have just 100 days left to use the paper £20 and £50 banknotes remaining in circulation, the Bank of England has said.
The last day the notes will have legal tender status is 30 September. Continue reading “Only 100 days left to use paper £20 and £50 notes, says Bank of England”
Gateway Pundit – by Michael Robison
On Tuesday, Circuit Judge Alice Gray granted a request from the family of former Clinton aide Mark Middleton, sealing photos, video, and other visual content related to his apparent suicide on May 7 in Perry County. Continue reading “Courts Seal Records Of Former Clinton Aide And Epstein Associate Who Committed Suicide”
Earlier today the Biden regime banned sales of Juul e-cigarettes from the US market.
The Biden FDA said Juul must stop selling its menthol-flavored cartridges and its vaping device. Continue reading “Joe Biden Bans Juul E-Cigarettes but Hands Out Free Crack Pipes”
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced it has made a low-risk determination for the marketing of products, including food, from two genome-edited beef cattle and their offspring after determining that the intentional genomic alteration (IGA) does not raise any safety concerns (low-risk determination). The IGA results in the equivalent genotype (genetic make-up) and short-hair coat trait seen in some conventionally bred cattle, known as a “slick” coat. This is the FDA’s first low-risk determination for enforcement discretion for an IGA in an animal for food use. Continue reading “FDA okays genome-edited beef cattle trait after safety review”
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – The United States will announce an offer of 300,000 work visas to Mexicans and Central Americans when the Mexican president visits Washington next month, Mexico’s interior minister said Wednesday. Continue reading “U.S. to offer 300,000 work visas for Mexicans, Central Americans – Mexican official”
Earlier this month, The Gateway Pundit published an article on a list of US-based food manufacturing plants that were destroyed, damaged or impacted by “accidental fires,” disease, or general causes from 2021 to 2022 under the Biden administration. These data were first published at Think Americana. Continue reading “Interactive Map Details Destruction of Numerous US Food Manufacturing Plants, Grocery Stores, etc. — Compares US Incidents to Global Trends”
American swimmer Anita Alvarez was rescued from the bottom of the pool by her coach at the FINA World Aquatic Championships in Budapest, Hungary, after she lost consciousness.
Polio may be spreading in the UK for the first time in nearly 40 years, health chiefs warned today as they declared a ‘national incident’.
Officials have found traces of a vaccine-derived version of the virus in sewage samples in parts of London and say it is ‘likely’ transmitting within the community. Continue reading “Polio may be spreading in Britain for first time in 40 YEARS”
Resource Insights – by Kurt Cobb
The U.S. oil and natural gas industry long fought for and in the last decade finally won release from federal restrictions that limited exports. The ostensible reason was that because of the so-called “shale revolution” in the country’s oil and gas fields, the United States would have plenty of oil and gas to spare for export. Continue reading “Oops! U.S. oil and gas exports fuel domestic price rise”