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The 2020 flu season is going to be a little different this year. Previously, sniffles and sneezes were automatically thought of as a sign of the common cold or influenza. But now, they can also be symptoms of COVID-19, the respiratory illness caused by the novel coronavirus.

Even as COVID-19 continues to spread around the country, it’s crucial to be wary of the flu. From October 2019 through early April 2020, up to 62,000 people died due to flu complications, while up to 740,000 people were hospitalized, according to estimates from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). That was slightly worse than the 2018-2019 season—approximately 647,000 people were hospitalized and 61,200 people died due to flu complications. Continue reading “The Flu Shot Will Be More Important Than Ever This Year—Here’s When to Get Yours”

Eat This Not That

As things started to get serious in the United States regarding the coronavirus pandemic, numerous businesses had to respond. McDonald’s did not waste time in enforcing new policies within their establishments in order to keep the customers and employees safe. One of the ways they responded was by limiting their menu, according to a published article on their website. While some of the items were temporarily removed, there haven’t been any signs of those particular nixed menu items coming back any time soon. So does that mean these McDonald’s items are disappearing for good? Continue reading “5 McDonald’s Menu Items That Are Slowly Going to Disappear”

Eat This Not That

Subway is streamlining its menu, and fans are shocked that the sandwich chain decided to ax these two popular items instead of letting some less desirable options fall by the wayside.

According to food blog Brand Eating, Subway has stopped offering roast beef and rotisserie chicken, and franchisees can no longer order these two menu items to sell at their locations. Continue reading “Subway Permanently Axes Two of its Popular Menu Items”

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Archive: TWFTT 8-7-20

Daily Wire – by Ryan Saavedra

Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden renewed his push for banning semi-automatic firearms that he termed “weapons of war” on Wednesday despite the fact that Americans are buying guns in record numbers after months of violent rioting, surges in violent crime in Democrat-controlled cities, and calls from Democrats to “defund the police.”

“Weapons of war have no place in our communities,” Biden tweeted. “When I was a senator, I took on the [NRA] and secured a 10-year ban on assault weapons — and as president, I’ll ban these weapons again.” Continue reading “Biden Calls For ‘Assault’ Gun Ban While Americans Buy In Record Numbers After Riots, ‘Defund Police’ Push. NRA Trolls Him.”

Summit News – by Paul Joseph Watson

Remarks made by President Trump during a speech have prompted speculation after he referred to having a lot of rich enemies and told the audience, “This may be the last time you’ll see me for a while.”

The comments were made during an address Trump gave at the Whirlpool Corporation Manufacturing Plant in Clyde, Ohio. Continue reading “Trump: “This May be the Last Time You’ll See Me for a While””

NoMask Info

An arrest has been made by Hackensack Police after a woman inside a local Staples was allegedly attacked after asking another customer to put on a face mask. According to Hackensack Police, 25-year-old Terri Thomas from Hackensack was arrested and charged today with Aggravated Assault, a second degree offense.

UPDATE 8-5-20, According to police, Thomas turned herself in after detectives went to her residence and family members told her. “She came in on her own,” said Capt. Darrin DeWitt, Hackensack Police Department. The arrest occurred without incident. Continue reading “Arrest In ‘Assault’ Over Face Mask In NJ Staples”

Health Impact News – by Brian Shilhavy

As mass murder Dr. Anthony Fauci continues to appear in the corporate media to attack the use of hydroxychloroquine (HCQ), which thousands of doctors have now said can completely cure COVID, more doctors are coming forward to expose his lies.

Fauci publicly attacked a recent positive study about HCQ published by the Henry Ford Health System, prompting two of the leading doctors of the study, doctors Adnan Munkarah and Steven Kalkanis, to publish an “Open Letter” refuting the lies of the mass murderer, Anthony Fauci. Continue reading “More Doctors Speak Out on Censorship and Mass Murderer Anthony Fauci’s False Information Regarding Hydroxychloroquine”

Economic Collapse – by Michael Snyder

You may have noticed that food prices have started to go up very aggressively.  I repeatedly warned my readers that this is precisely what would happen, and more price increases are on the way.  Fear of COVID-19 has sparked a tremendous amount of extra demand as Americans have feverishly stocked up their pantries, and at the same time the virus has made it very difficult for the major food companies to keep up.  Over the past several months we have seen a large number of food production facilities close down temporarily, food supply chains have been thrown into a state of chaos, and grocery stores have found it increasingly difficult to keep their shelves full.  Many years ago I remember sitting in an Econ 101 class as a very young college student, and one of the things that I learned was that prices are going to rise when supply goes down and demand goes up.  So it was inevitable that grocery store prices would become more painful, and the latest numbers that have been released by the BEA are definitely quite alarming… Continue reading “Food Prices Rise To Dangerous Levels As “A Second Wave Of Layoffs” Hits The U.S. Economy”

The Hill – by Naomi Jagoda

Tax preparers are concerned that many of the millions of Americans receiving unemployment benefits due to the pandemic are unaware that they might owe money to the IRS next year.

Jobless benefits are subject to federal income taxes, as well as state income taxes in most parts of the country. Continue reading “Tax preparers warn unemployment recipients could owe IRS”