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Earlier this month President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador of Mexico confirmed he would skip the Summit of the Americas conference in Los Angeles. Continue reading “Mexican President To Meet with Joe Biden and Propose Western Hemisphere Union Just Like the EU”
Gas prices remained at $4.968 per gallon on Tuesday. This is near the record all-time high and more expensive than at any time in US history.
Back in May Joe Biden told reporters, “When it comes to the gas prices, we’re going through an INCREDIBLE transition… And, God willing, when it’s over we’ll be less reliant on fossil fuels.” Continue reading “Joe Biden Says It Again! Cheers Crippling Inflation as a Good Thing — It will Usher in “Renewable Energy, Electric Vehicles””
Summit News – by Paul Joseph Watson
Ukrainian authorities have banned the country’s main opposition party and seized all its assets, once again undermining the narrative that President Zelensky is presiding over a beacon of democracy. Continue reading “Ukraine Bans Main Opposition Party, Seizes All Its Assets”
The first images from inside the Uvalde school shooting have emerged, revealing that police were heavily armed with rifles and a ballistic shield, yet still waited another 58 minutes while gunman Salvador Ramos continued his rampage – leaving 19 students and two teachers dead. Continue reading “First Pictures Of Uvalde Shooting Emerge As City Hires Lawyers To Block Evidence”
Uncover DC – by Michelle Edwards
Important information surrounding the tragic death of 19-year-old vibrant Grace Schara continues to be exposed. As previously reported by UncoverDC, following a manageable bout with COVID-19, Grace, who was unvaccinated and had Down-Syndrome, passed away on Oct. 13, 2021 at St. Elizabeth’s (Ascension) Hospital in Appleton, Wis. The hospital assured Grace’s bereaved family they did all they could to save her life. However, Grace’s father, Scott Schara, and the family believe facts establish “that Grace’s death was predetermined due to her disability the moment she was admitted to St. Elizabeth’s Hospital.” Continue reading “Grace Schara: The Eight Minutes That Killed Her”
Travel chaos impacted thousands of Americans trying to catch a flight during the Father’s Day and Juneteenth holiday weekend.
Flight tracking website FlightAware shows more than 10,000 flights were delayed or canceled nationwide between Friday and Sunday due to pilot shortages and bad weather, which comes days after top airline executives spoke with Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg about how to resolve flight disruptions. Continue reading “10,000 Flights Delayed Over Holiday Weekend As Aviation Chaos Concerns White House”
Hungary has vetoed the European Union’s landmark deal to impose a global minimum tax rate on multinational enterprises by 2023.
The agreement, which has been in the works for years and was agreed upon by over 130 countries, would impose a 15 per cent minimum corporate tax rate on multinational companies making over 750 million EUR worldwide, ostensibly to hone in international tax avoidance. Continue reading “Hungary vetoes global minimum corporate tax”
(Bloomberg) — President Joe Biden said he’s aiming to decide this week whether to move to suspend the federal gasoline tax in a bid to ease the impact of soaring prices at the pump. Continue reading “Biden Says Decision Nearing on Gas-Tax Pause, Student Debt”
Gateway Pundit – by Cristina Laila
Covid-infected Dr. Fauci this weekend fired off another warning shot and said the pandemic isn’t over.
Fauci urged people to get vaccinated and boosted even though latest CDC data show Covid-19 infections are higher in boosted Americans compared to the unboosted. Continue reading “Dr. Fauci: When You’re in an Indoor Setting, You Should Wear a Mask”
As punishment for trying to protest, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is freezing people’s bank accounts under the guise that they magically tested “positive” for the Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19). Continue reading “China using bogus covid tests as excuse to freeze billions in deposits, lock residents out of bank accounts”
After having his flight canceled this past weekend, Mayor Pete decides to do something about canceled flights.
Mayor Pete, Biden’s Transportation Secretary who knows little about transportation, has to date been an abysmal failure. He was and is nowhere to be found when addressing the supply chain issues this country has incurred since the Biden gang took over. Continue reading “After Having His Own Flight Cancelled, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg Finally Decides to do Something About Cancelled Flights”
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — New York’s new law barring sales of bullet-resistant vests to most civilians doesn’t cover the type of armor worn by the gunman who killed 10 people at a Buffalo supermarket, a gap that could limit its effectiveness in deterring future military-style assaults. Continue reading “New body armor rules in NY miss vest worn by Buffalo killer”
In an unguarded moment during his recent trip to Japan, President Joe Biden gushed, “When it comes to the gas prices, we’re going through an incredible transition.” His economic adviser also argued that the president’s energy transition “works better for families.” Continue reading “If your power goes out this summer, blame President Joe Biden’s energy policies”
People are reportedly lining up for hours in China to obtain money from their bank accounts in China. The large cities of Henan, Shanghai, and Dandong are three cities where the lines are long. Continue reading “Run on the Banks in China – Long Lines in Henan, Shanghai, and Dandong”
Talks to try to resolve key sticking points moved in a much more positive direction since Thursday, a source familiar told CNN’s Lauren Fox on Sunday. But senators have been racing against the clock ahead of the July Fourth recess, which begins at week’s end, to turn a general agreement on gun safety into legislative text that can actually clear both chambers. Continue reading “Here’s what you need to know about the ‘boyfriend loophole’ holding up gun safety negotiations”
FACTS: Which U.S. refineries have shut since the global pandemic, and why?
Since the onset of the global pandemic, the US has lost nearly 1 million barrels per day of oil refining capacity, with more set to be shuttered in the next few years.
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— Laura Sanicola (@LauraSanicola) June 17, 2022
Continue reading “Which U.S. refineries have shut since the global pandemic, and why?”
Oil Price – by Tsvetana Paraskova
As the U.S. national average price of gasoline hits $5 per gallon, higher fuel exports out of America are additionally sapping domestic fuel inventories, which are already at multi-year lows. Reduced refining capacity since the start of COVID, low inventories, and strong post-COVID demand, alongside $120 a barrel crude, have sent U.S. gasoline prices soaring over the past months to reach a record-breaking $5 a gallon on average. Continue reading “Why Is The United States Still Exporting Fuel?”
Gotta say, HAPPY FATHER’S DAY!!! to all my Trencher Brothers. And if you didn’t father a child, you certainly fathered some good deeds and some innovative ideas.
Dictionary: Father as verb: Continue reading “Father’s Day”
British forces must prepare “to fight in Europe once again,” said the new chief of the General Staff, General Patrick Sanders, according to a Sunday report from Sky News. Continue reading “UK should be ready ‘to fight in Europe’ – army chief”
Here we go again: top officials in the West warning their populations against “Ukraine fatigue”, saying that ‘sacrifices’ must be made for the long-term despite the ‘high costs’ in blood and treasure of continuing to ramp up support for Ukraine. This time it’s NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg making unusually blunt statements, addressing the common masses. Continue reading “Western Populations Must Do More For Ukraine Even If “Costs Of Food & Fuel Are High”: NATO Chief”