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Travel Awaits – by Greg Robertson
If you’re flying internationally out of Miami-Dade County Airport, you’ll soon be able to keep that passport in your pocket when you’re going through boarding. Continue reading “New Technology Will Soon Allow Passengers To Keep Their Passports Packed When Boarding International Flights, Here’s How It Works”
There will be no broadcast of The Word From the Trenches today.
Am on the mend but coughing fits make it impossible to do a broadcast.
Soon.
House and Senate Republicans who voted to give $40 billion in additional American taxpayer funding to Ukraine also helped rubber stamp $900 million to fund President Joe Biden’s mass immigration priorities. Continue reading “GOP Rubber Stamps Joe Biden’s $900M for More Immigration from Ukraine”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Currently, in the United States, there are 19 states which have legalized recreational marijuana and 37 other states which permit it for medical use. As we wait for the rest of the states to emerge from the dark ages, cities in every state have begun to decriminalize this amazing plant and cannabis is quickly becoming mainstream. Continue reading “DOT Increasing Supply Chain Shortage by Pulling Over 10,000 Truckers for LEGAL Cannabis Use”
The cost of living crisis has sparked a boom in ‘first time’ shoplifters, according to supermarket bosses.
Thefts have soared since the beginning of the year and are continuing to increase in the wake of price rises caused by the war in Ukraine which have left many consumers struggling to make ends meet. Continue reading “Cost-of-living crisis sparks boom in ‘first time’ shoplifters”
The East Coast of the U.S. has some of the lowest seasonal diesel inventory on record. Retail diesel prices at the pump from the Washington–Baltimore metropolitan area to New York City are well over $6 a gallon, a record high. Major trucking companies warned drivers of imminent shortages as the summer driving season begins later this week. Now the Biden administration is scrambling and has proposed an emergency action to drain a critical stockpile to mitigate the massive supply crunch. Continue reading “White House Mulls Tapping Emergency Diesel Stockpile To Address East Coast Crisis”
AL-MARKAZ VILLAGE, West Bank — The Najjar family knew what to expect on the morning of May 11 when a neighbor called: “The bulldozer is coming.” For the second time in five months, the Israeli military had come to knock down their house. Continue reading “Ahead of Biden visit, Israel launches biggest eviction of Palestinians in decades”
A shipment of 35 tons of baby formula has arrived Sunday in Indianapolis on a US military aircraft from Germany to address a nationwide shortage.
COOKEVILLE, Tenn. — Miranda Atnip lost her home during the coronavirus pandemic after her boyfriend moved out and she fell behind on bills. Living in a car, the 34-year-old worries every day about getting money for food, finding somewhere to shower, and saving up enough money for an apartment where her three children can live with her again. Continue reading “With public camping a felony, Tennessee homeless seek refuge”
Oops! Old Joe said the quiet part out loud.
Speaking to reporters in Japan on Monday, Joe Biden admitted that the current record gas crisis in America is ALL ON PURPOSE. Continue reading “Joe Biden Admits Its ALL On Purpose: “When It Comes to Gas Prices, We’re Going Through INCREDIBLE TRANSITION – God Willing, We’ll Be Less Reliant on Fossil Fuels””
Experts warn of a surge in crop prices and food costs as wheat exports from Ukraine and Russia are impacted by the war.
Last week India announced it would ban exports of wheat due to a heat wave and supply concerns. Continue reading “Analyst Warns World Has Only 10 Weeks of Wheat Supplies Left in Storage”
NEW DELHI (Reuters) – The United States is considering “investment support” of $4 billion for India on top of billions of dollars extended earlier, New Delhi said on Monday after the two sides signed an agreement to keep such money flowing. Continue reading “U.S. considering $4 billion additional support for India”
Soaring food and energy prices are hitting consumers the world over — but they have boosted the wealth of billionaires in these sectors by about $453 billion in the last two years, or about $1 billion every two days, according to Oxfam. Continue reading “Food and energy tycoons made $1 billion every 2 days amid soaring inflation while millions ‘are skipping meals, turning off the heating’: Oxfam”
The Center Square – by Bethany Blankley
Gov. Greg Abbott is launching the Joint Border Security Operations Center to oversee a 15-agency effort to thwart illegal immigration funded by Texas taxpayers. Continue reading “Texas launches operations center to oversee 15-agency effort to thwart illegal immigration”
The Center Square – by Scot Bertram
A leading advocate for Illinois manufacturers is worried about price hikes and energy shortages this summer and into the future.
“There is going to be a capacity shortage and we’ve seen warnings from utilities and regional grid operators talking about potentially rolling brownouts as soon as this summer,” said Mark Denzler, president and CEO of the Illinois Manufacturers’ Association. Continue reading “Possible summertime rolling blackouts a concern for Illinois manufacturers”
Ron Paul Institute – by Jordan Schachtel
The infamous World Economic Forum (WEF) will host its annual meeting in Davos next week, and we are going to make sure you know who is attending the invite-only gathering. Continue reading “The Globalists: Here is the Full Roster of Davos 2022 Attendees”
Elite media outlets around the world are on red alert over the world’s first-ever global outbreak of Monkeypox in mid-May 2022 – just one year after an international biosecurity conference in Munich held a simulation of a “global pandemic involving an unusual strain of monkeypox” beginning in mid-May 2022. Continue reading “First-ever Global Monkeypox Outbreak happens in exact week “Predicted” in Biosecurity Simulation a year before”
An audit of the Internal Revenue Service found staffers destroyed 30 million taxpayer documents, as they faced a massive backlog. However, the tax collection agency says no taxpayers were adversely affected by the destruction. Continue reading “IRS destroys 30 million tax documents, insists ‘no negative taxpayer consequences’”
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KTXL) — The Sacramento Police Department said 134 firearms were received at Saturday’s “Gas for Guns Buyback,’’ a program aimed at getting firearms off the streets. Continue reading “Over 130 guns received at Sacramento Police’s ‘Gas for Guns Buyback’ event”
The first mandatory quarantine for monkeypox has been introduced in Belgium, which recently hosted a massive gay pride and fetish festival attended by an estimated 80,000 people in Antwerp. Continue reading “Monkeypox Outbreak Leads to First Mandatory Quarantine in Country That Hosted Massive Gay Pride Festival”