The Great Recession

When asked about where inflation is now and how it relates to how high the Fed thought inflation would reach and what the Fed’s targets for inflation really are, Powell made it clear that inflation is running much hotter than the Fed thought it would be and for longer:  Continue reading “Powell Admits in Congressional Testimony Inflation is Hotter and More Concerning than the Fed Expected”

Daily Mail

A Massachusetts police chief said officers used a sonic boom to disable Rise of the Moors suspects, helping authorities apprehend 11 armed men on Interstate 95 during an hours-long standoff on July 3.

The group of armed individuals, who identify as Moorish Americans and collectively as Rise of the Moors, were refueling gas tanks at 1.30am with their own fuel and told law enforcement that they were traveling from Rhode Island to Maine for ‘training.’ Continue reading “Cops used SONIC BLAST to disable Rise of the Moors militia and finally arrest them during an 11-hour stand-off on Interstate 95”

Becker News – by Kyle Becker

Former Obama administration Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius recently appeared on CNN’s “OutFront” with Erin Burnett. Sebelius argued that unvaccinated Americans are “impinging” on others’ rights.

She also argued that unvaccinated Americans should not be allowed to work or be around kids. Sebelius made the quite extraordinary and controversial claims on CNN. Watch:  Continue reading “Obama’s Health Secretary: Unvaccinated Americans Should Not Be Allowed to Work, Have Kids Near Them”

Activist Post – by BN Frank

Not only have Texas utilities proposed that ratepayers pay to “weatherize their facilities to withstand future freezes.”  It was recently revealed exactly how much natural gas sellers profited during February’s deadly snowstorm. Continue reading “Natural Gas Sellers Made $11B in 9 Days During Texas Snowstorm”

KTVZ

SPRAGUE RIVER, Ore. (KTVZ) — The week-old Bootleg Fire on the Fremont-Winema National Forest, fueled by heat, wind and drought conditions, has grown to over 200,000 acres, and officials on Tuesday announced new closures and evacuations extending into Lake County.

The emergency closure was expanded for the second time in a week due to increased fire activity and movement. Continue reading “Bootleg Fire tops 200,000 acres; evacuations, area closures extended to Lake County”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

West Valley City, UT — Nearly two years have passed since Sgt. Tyler Longman ran into a police booking office, gun drawn, threatened to kill the fully handcuffed Michael Chad Breinholt, and then pulled the trigger with the gun to his head. Despite the gruesome execution caught on body camera footage, the department ruled Breinholt’s death justified and the killer cop remains gainfully employed with the West Valley City police department. Continue reading “‘You’re About to Die!’: Cop Puts Gun to Handcuffed Man’s Head, Executes Him”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Bristol County, MA – As TFTP reported, in 2018, Family Court Judge Katherine Field denied a motion to stop the use of electric shock on disabled students, a form of punishment that has been controversial for years after news of the practice first reached the public in 2013 when video surfaced of an 18-year-old student receiving dozens of shocks for refusing to take off his jacket.

“(The state) failed to demonstrate that there is now a professional consensus that the Level III aversive treatment used at JRC does not conform to the accepted standard of care for treating individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities,” Judge Field wrote in her decision. Continue reading “Federal Court Rules School Can Use Electric Shock as Punishment for Special Needs Children”