Attorney General Pam Bondi revealed Tuesday morning that the Department of Justice is to meet with Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein’s ‘madam’ who has expressed a desire to talk about the so called ‘client list’.
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By Ari Hoffman – The Postmillennial
The Seattle area is experiencing the highest inflationary pressure of any major US metropolitan area, according to a new report from WalletHub. Using Bureau of Labor Statistics data, the study compared inflation over the past two months and year-to-year across 23 major metro areas, and Seattle topped the list. Continue reading “Seattle faces nation’s worst inflation as living costs soar”
Gaza’s Health Ministry said on Monday that Israeli forces killed 130 Palestinians and wounded 1,155 over the previous 24-hour period as airstrikes and massacres of people seeking aid continue. Continue reading “Israeli Forces Kill 130 Palestinians in Gaza Over 24 Hours”
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said on Monday that President Trump was “caught off guard” by Israel’s recent airstrikes in Syria and the Israeli tank shelling of the sole Catholic church in Gaza. Continue reading “White House Says Trump Was ‘Caught Off Guard’ By Israel’s Recent Syria Airstrikes”
By Cindy Harper – Reclaim The Net
Brazil’s Supreme Federal Court has broadened restrictions on former president Jair Bolsonaro, now barring the distribution of his interviews across social media platforms. Continue reading “Brazil Court Bans Sharing Bolsonaro Interviews on Social Media”
Attorney General Pam Bondi revealed Tuesday morning that the Department of Justice is to meet with Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein’s ‘madam’ who has expressed a desire to talk about the so called ‘client list’.
The Department of Transportation under Pete Buttigieg spent $80 billion on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) grants while the agency delayed the upgrades of air traffic control, according to a report from the New York Post. Continue reading “Pete Buttigieg’s Transportation Dept paid $80 BILLION for DEI while delaying air traffic control upgrades: report”
At least 85 Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces on Sunday while trying to reach food aid in Gaza, marking the worst massacre of aid seekers in Gaza in recent months, The Associated Press has reported. Continue reading “Israeli Military Kills 85 Palestinians Attempting to Get Aid in Gaza”
Sunday saw relative calm return to the Suwayda Governorate in southern Syria, after a solid week of fighting among the Druze and Bedouins left in excess of 1,100 documented deaths so far and a final toll that is likely to be even higher. Continue reading “Over 1,100 Killed in the Past Week in Syria’s Suwayda, Calm May Not Last”
Axios reported on Sunday that White House officials were frustrated with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu due to Israel’s recent airstrikes on Damascus, which came as the US was urging Israel not to bomb Syria. Continue reading “US Official Calls Netanyahu a ‘Madman’ for Bombing Syria Despite US Opposition”
By Ken Macon – Reclaim The Net
The Transportation Security Administration is advancing plans that could place private companies at the center of airport security operations, raising fresh concerns about the privacy implications of deeply integrated biometric and digital ID systems. Continue reading “TSA Pursues $5.5B Privatized Airport Security Overhaul with Biometric and AI Surveillance Expansion”
By Chris Menahan – Information Liberation
By ELIAV BREUER – The Jerusalem Post
Several women on Tuesday testified in the Knesset about sexual abuse they suffered as minors as part of religious ritual ceremonies. Continue reading “Survivors testify: MKs participated in sadistic sexual ‘rituals’ involving minors”
Some data points from the “Arctic Mexico” legal system over the past week:
Man serving life for killing 15-year old, paroled, released, kills again
On Boxing Day, 2005 a shoot-out between rival gangs erupted near the Eaton Center in downtown Toronto, and 15-year old Jane Creba was killed in the crossfire. Continue reading “Canadian Justice: Murderers Go Free, Immigrants Get a Pass, and Truckers Go To Prison”
By Thomas Stevenson – The Postmillennial
Authorities in Oregon have discovered another body in the waterways around Portland, Oregon, bringing the total number of bodies found this year to at least a dozen. The body was discovered near the Broadway Bridge in the Willamette River on Saturday. Continue reading “Body found in Portland river—at least 12 found in area waterways this year”
More than 500 people have been killed after days of clashes, massacres, and Israeli airstrikes in Syria’s southern Suwayda province, according to numbers from the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. Continue reading “More Than 500 Killed After Days of Clashes, Executions, and Israeli Airstrikes in Syria’s Suwayda”
An Israeli military tank on Thursday struck the Holy Family Catholic Church in Gaza City, killing three people and wounding at least nine others. Continue reading “Israeli Tank Strikes Gaza’s Only Catholic Church, Killing Three and Injuring a Priest”
By Cindy Harper – Reclaim The Net
Tensions over how climate change is discussed, and who gets to control that conversation, are escalating across Europe. Continue reading “Europe Faces Backlash Over Climate Speech Crackdown Suggestions”
Russia has blasted recent comments by a top US general who boasted about NATO’s claimed ability to swiftly capture the Russian Baltic exclave of Kaliningrad if the military action is deemed necessary.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Friday that “NATO is an instrument of confrontation, it is a bloc that is hostile towards our country” – in a press briefing. He was responding to prior words of General Christopher Donahue, the US Army Europe and Africa commander, who described provocatively that NATO could seize Kaliningrad “from the ground in a timeframe that is unheard of and faster than we’ve ever been able to do,” according to Defense News.


Continue reading “Kremlin Blasts ‘Hostile’ US Talk Of NATO Quickly Seizing Kaliningrad”