The Post Millennial – by James Anthony

A  woman who was working as a substitute teacher posted a video to social media alleging she was fired by school officials for not “identifying with” a student who “identifies as a cat” after she refused to meow back at the child in class.
“Okay, okay. I’ve got to rant for a minute,” the teacher says in a short TikTok video. Just when I thought school couldn’t get any weirder, it did today.” Continue reading “Teacher alleges she was fired for not ‘meowing’ back at student who identifies as a cat”

If Americans Knew – by Alison Weir

On top of the over $3.8 billion that Israel already gets from US taxpayers, a dozen+ national Jewish organizations are calling for an additional billion dollars to Israel.

This at a time when millions of Americans are suffering from Covid-related hardship and rising inflation. Israel has received more US money than any other country; on average, 7,000 times more per capita. Continue reading “Jewish groups demand another billion dollars to Israel”

Natural News – by JD Heyes

Because Democrats are really the ‘Tyrant Party’ and won’t take no for an answer even when they issue unconstitutional edicts, the Biden regime is telling American companies to implement mandatory COVID-19 vaccine and testing regimens anyway, despite the U.S. Supreme Court striking down a federal mandate last week. Continue reading “LAWLESS TYRANNY: After SCOTUS strikes down employer vaccine mandate, Biden regime pushes businesses to implement it anyway”

Newsmax

President Joe Biden will leave it to Congress to decide the rules on members trading stocks, White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki told a briefing on Tuesday, noting he had never done so when he was a senator.

“He also believes that everyone should be held to the highest standard, but he’ll let members of the leadership in Congress and members of Congress determine what the role should be,” she said. Continue reading “White House: Biden Will Let Congress Decide Rules on Members Trading Stocks”

All News Pipeline – by Stefan Stanford

Dating well back into 2021 following the arrival of Joe Biden in the White House, ANP has been keeping track of growing numbers of empty store shelves all across America, featuring within our stories photographs emailed to ANP by our readers of empty shelves where food products previously sat.  Continue reading “New Empty Store Shelf Photos From ANP Readers Paint A Much Different Picture From What Biden’s Ministry Of Truth Is Telling Us: They Are Using Food As A Weapon”

Sputnik

On Monday, asked to comment on whether Moscow may try to station missiles in some Latin American country or countries to counter US and NATO deployments near Russia, Kremlin spokesman Dmitri Peskov said the Russian side was considering “various options” to ensure its security.

Washington will not be ‘intimidated’ by ‘aggressive’ Russian brainstorming about putting military hardware or even nuclear-tipped missiles near the United States, US Ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas-Greenfield has said.

Continue reading “US Warns of ‘Strong Response’ if Russia Tries to ‘Intimidate’ Washington With Nukes in Latin America”

Yahoo News

Beginning this month, online business owners who sell their goods and services through sites like Venmo, Etsy, and Airbnb will be sent tax forms if they have received payments of more than $600. Recently, tech companies have notified users of the impending changes and asked them to submit tax information, reports The Washington Post.

“Until this year, the threshold was much higher ($20,000 and 200 transactions), so it didn’t affect nearly as many people,” Venmo said in a message to its users. “This requirement only pertains to payments received for sales of goods and services and does not apply to friends and family payments.”  Continue reading “IRS Issues Tax Documents For Side Hustles Transactions Over $600”

Newsweek

The recently adopted changes to its use of gendered language by an elite girls’ prep school in Boston has some parents scratching their heads as to why the institution has focused so heavily on the modifications. They’re also questioning how the school will continue to market itself as offering education in an all-girls setting.  Continue reading ““Why Is This Now the Priority?’ Parents Baffled as Girls School Removes Gendered Language”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

With Davos shut down by the latest incarnation of COVID variant, the world’s great-est and good-est decided this year’s get together to tell the world what they should think would be done virtually this year.

None other than the Dr.Evil-esque Klaus Schwab kicked things off in a brief introductory statement that had everything except a pinky-finger-in-the-corner-of-the-mouth:  Continue reading “WEF’s Schwab Gives China’s Xi Propaganda Platform Against “Hegemonic Bullying… Cold War Mentality””

AP

The fast-moving omicron variant may cause less severe disease on average, but COVID-19 deaths in the U.S. are climbing and modelers forecast 50,000 to 300,000 more Americans could die by the time the wave subsides in mid-March.

The seven-day rolling average for daily new COVID-19 deaths in the U.S. has been trending upward since mid-November, reaching nearly 1,700 on Jan. 17 — still below the peak of 3,300 in January 2021. COVID-19 deaths among nursing home residents started rising slightly two weeks ago, although still at a rate 10 times less than last year before most residents were vaccinated. Continue reading “US faces wave of omicron deaths in coming weeks, models say”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

A top Union Pacific Railroad official threatened to leave Los Angeles over the District Attorney’s progressive measures to lower criminal theft offenses amid a wave of criminal gangs looting rail cars.

Adrian Guerrero, Union Pacific’s director of public affairs, wrote a letter to LA County District Attorney George Gascón, denouncing the local government’s relaxed criminal policies, or rather “well-intentioned social justice goals,” as a catalyst for a wave of rail car thefts.  Continue reading “Union Pacific Bashes LA’s Social Justice Reform, Threatens To Leave City Amid Soaring Train Thefts”

Breitbart – by Neil Munro

The U.S.-funded United Nations is providing cash to help job-seeking migrants trek up through South America, Central America, and Mexico, says Todd Bensman at the Center for Immigration Studies.

“It is definitely organized,” Bensman told Breitbart News on Monday during a reporting trip to Tapachula in southern Mexico, where migrants arrive after crossing Central America:  Continue reading “UN Funds Migrant Wave Flooding to the U.S.”

RT

Canadian special forces have been deployed to Ukraine amid rising tensions with Moscow, according to Canada’s Global News, which reported that a small team was sent to Kiev in order to deter alleged “Russian aggression.”

In addition to bolstering Ukrainian forces, the soldiers will help to “develop evacuation plans for Canadian diplomatic personnel in the event of a full-scale invasion,” the broadcaster reported on Monday, citing unnamed sources.  Continue reading “Canada deploys special forces to Ukraine – media”

Gateway Pundit – by Jim Hoft

Canadian truckers against COVID tyranny blocked the highway entering the US from Canada both ways on Monday.

One of the trucks had a sign reading, “Mandate Freedom!”   Continue reading “Canadian Truckers Against COVID Tyranny BLOCK HIGHWAY to and From United States – With “Mandate Freedom” Signs”

New York Times – by Jack Ewing

Two days before Verizon and AT&T plan to deploy more segments of their new 5G mobile internet technology, leaders of the nation’s largest air carriers warned again on Monday that thousands of flights could be grounded by interference from the technology and that “the nation’s commerce will grind to a halt.”

Continue reading “Airlines warn of chaos if 5G mobile service is deployed this week.”

Dr. Joseph Mercola

PayPal is the latest tech giant to join the censorship game, shutting down its services for a variety of nonprofit organizations that are working to stop injection mandates.

This increasingly orchestrated attack has targeted the National Vaccine Information Center (NVIC), the Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance (FLCCC), Organic Consumer’s Association (OCA) and many others — and should send a chill down the spine of anyone who values the freedom upon which the U.S. was founded.  Continue reading “PayPal Terminates Nonprofits Fighting Vaccine Mandates”

Daily Veracity – by Jill Schrider

How the annual Robin Sage special forces guerrilla warfare training session feels different in the age of lockdowns, quarantines, and compulsory vaccinations.

While the U.S. government has labeled far-right extremists the number one domestic terror threat, as popular television shows, celebrities, and video games echo such sentiments, it is no wonder conservatives are feeling anxious hearing stories of military drills conducted against simulated rebel ‘freedom fighters’ on U.S. soil. Continue reading “U.S. Military Holds ‘Q Course’ Guerilla Warfare Exercise in North Carolina Against ‘Patriotic Freedom Fighters’”

US Incorporated – by Allan Wall

American government functions best when each level of government (federal, state, county, local) stays in its own lane and its own jurisdiction.

That becomes problematic, however, when the federal government either grabs too much power or cedes its power to control the border without allowing a state government to fill the void.  Continue reading “Texas Fights for ‘Operation Lone Star’ After Court Declares It Unconstitutional”

Activist Post – by BN Frank

American opposition to 5G technology has been ongoing for years due to various significant risks associated with it including aviation safety.  In December 2021, AT&T and Verizon agreed to delay their 5G expansion until January 5 due to warnings (see 1, 2); however, airlines, the Federal Aviation Association (FAA), and transportation secretary Pete Buttigieg asked for more time.  The telecoms originally rejected their request but then agreed to delay the rollout until January 19 and also create 5G “buffer zones” at some (but not all) airports.  Due to lingering concerns, helicopter fleets may be grounded this week anyway.  Regardless, today the FAA reduced 5G restrictions at some airports but still seems to be issuing safety warnings. Continue reading “FAA Eases 5G Restrictions; “Even with these new approvals, flights at some airports may still be affected,” cautioned the agency.””