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The New Yorker – by David Owen
The Sacramento is California’s largest river. It arises near the lower slopes of Mt. Shasta, in the northernmost part of the state, and runs some four hundred miles south, draining the upper corridor of the Central Valley, bending through downtown Sacramento, and, eventually, reaching the Pacific Ocean, by way of the San Francisco Bay and the Golden Gate Bridge. Continue reading “The Biggest Potential Water Disaster in the United States”
Epoch Times – by Dr. Joseph Mercola
Tiny bits of plastic about the size of a sesame seed or smaller are everywhere. News headlines often show intact plastic bags, rings and bottles as the primary threats to the environment — and these are indeed harmful to marine life and more — but the smaller, more insidious microplastic bits may even be more harmful. A study1 from Great Britain2 found microplastics in 11 out of 13 patients’ lungs. Continue reading “Microplastics From Masks Found Deep in Lungs of the Living”
President Joe Biden enjoys round-the-clock, wall-to-wall protection by good guys armed with the very guns he wants to bar Americans from owning. Continue reading “Biden Protected by Very Guns He Wants to Bar Americans From Owning”
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon says he is preparing the biggest U.S. bank for an economic hurricane on the horizon and advised investors to do the same. Continue reading “Jamie Dimon says ‘brace yourself’ for an economic hurricane caused by the Fed and Ukraine war”
California Globe – by Katy Grimes
Colusa County in Northern California is the top producer of rice in the Sacramento Valley. Colusa County historically produces more than 150,000 acres of rice in a normal year. But in 2022, Colusa officials say they will only be able to produce a fraction of their usual rice crop, costing rice farmers, workers and suppliers hundreds of millions of dollars. Continue reading “With Water Cut to Rice Growers, Colusa County Asks for Economic Assistance”
Russia’s nuclear forces have launched fresh drills northeast of Moscow, in the Ivanovo province, according to new Russian defense ministry statements Wednesday. Continue reading “Russia Holds Nuclear Forces Drill As Biden Unveils $700M More In Arms For Ukraine”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Nephi, UT — Anyone who can apply logic and reason knows that banning guns in the United States will have the sole effect of disarming law abiding citizens while keeping guns in the hands of criminals and cops. There are hundreds of millions of guns on the streets, 3D printed guns get better every day, and enough ammo already made to start a war. The cat is out of the bag and this is a massive wrench in the gear of the anti-gun folks as it renders their entire argument moot. Continue reading “SWAT Team Deployed to Cop’s House After He Threatened a Mass Shooting Against Fellow Officers”
The Biden Administration suffered an absolutely STUNNING DEFEAT in their attempt to amend the International Health Regulations against the will of “We the People” Continue reading “WHO International Health Regulation Amendments Defeated in Geneva”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Sacramento, CA — Dan Alstatt is a retired 83-year-old from California who may spend the rest of his life “homeless and penniless” because government claims what you can and can’t do with your own property. Alstatt never harmed anyone, nor did he destroy or other wise harm anyone else’s property, but these facts are irrelevant to the state who claims Alstatt owes them $573,000 for using his private property the way he wanted. Continue reading “Gov’t to Steal Elderly Man’s House Over $573K They Fined Him for Working on Car in His Back Yard”
Gateway Pundit – by Cristina Laila
Texas Democrat gubernatorial candidate Robert Francis “Beto” O’Rourke called for Communist-style gun confiscation during a recent town hall in San Angelo. Continue reading “Texas Democrat Gubernatorial Candidate Beto O’Rourke Calls For Communist-Style Gun Confiscation”
The California State Senate on Thursday passed a bill that ends mandatory reporting on students who threaten violence against the school to law enforcement. According to the language of the bill endorsed by the ACLU, “once students make contact with law enforcement, they are less likely to graduate high school and more likely to wind up in jail or prison.” Continue reading “California State Senate Passes Bill that Ends Mandatory Reporting of Threats Made by Students”
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen emphasized that the White House has several strategies ready to go that will reduce an inflation burden she conceded is too high on Americans. Continue reading “Yellen says the administration is fighting inflation, admits she was wrong that it was ‘transitory’”
Wall Street On Parade – by Pam and Russ Martens
Credit union and banking trade groups have released a joint letter to the chair and ranking member of the House Financial Services Committee, warning of “devastating consequences” if the Federal Reserve moves forward with a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). The letter was sent on May 25, one day before the Committee convened a hearing on “Digital Assets and the Future of Finance: Examining the Benefits and Risks of a U.S. Central Bank Digital Currency.” That hearing took testimony from only one witness, Lael Brainard, the Vice Chair of the Federal Reserve. Continue reading “Credit Unions and Banking Groups Warn of “Devastating Consequences” of a U.S Central Bank Digital Currency”
The Uvalde Police Department and the Uvalde Independent School District police force are no longer cooperating with the Texas Department of Public Safety’s investigation into the massacre at Robb Elementary School and the state’s review of the law enforcement response, multiple law enforcement sources tell ABC News. Continue reading “Uvalde police, school district no longer cooperating with Texas probe of shooting: Sources”
(Reuters) – North Dakota farmer Dwight Grotberg wanted to plant more wheat this spring to capitalize on soaring prices since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine cut grain exports and left the world short of millions of tonnes of wheat supply. Continue reading “U.S. wheat crop hit by dry winter then soggy spring, adding to global tightness”
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden praised New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern on Tuesday for her success in curbing domestic extremism and guns as he tries to persuade a reluctant Congress to tighten gun laws in the aftermath of horrific mass shootings in Uvalde, Texas and Buffalo, New York. Continue reading “Biden talks gun control, extremism with New Zealand’s PM”
Democrats are preparing a large gun control package to be considered in House Judiciary Committee on Thursday.
The package, dubbed, “Protecting Our Kids,” includes eight bills designed to erode citizens’ Second Amendment rights. Continue reading “House Democrats Prepare 8 Gun Control Bills: Bump Stocks, ‘Ghost Guns,’ Higher Legal Purchase Age”
What is going on? The US Military is rationing food on at least one huge aircraft carrier. Why is this happening? Doesn’t the military receive hundreds of billions of dollars each year? Where is the money going? Continue reading “Why Is the US Military Rationing Meals? They Have a $770 Billion Budget. What’s Going On?”
It’s the ‘Most Magical Place on Earth’, where millions of families flock every year to have their dreams spun from fantasy to reality.
But for thousands living in the shadow of Disney World near Kissimmee, Florida, life is far from a fairytale, and more like a nightmare of homelessness and uncertainty. Continue reading “Homeless at the gates of Disney”
A fire at a chemical facility in Omaha, in the US state of Nebraska, has left thousands of city residents without power and prompted the evacuation of nearby homes. Continue reading “Huge blaze rips through chemical plant”