Year: 2021

Daily Mail

The Taliban has thanked the world for pledging more than a billion dollars in emergency aid to Afghanistan, and urged the US to show ‘heart’ by donating more.

Amir Khan Muttaqi, the regime’s acting foreign minister, told a press conference the hardline Islamist group would spend donor money wisely and use it to alleviate poverty. Continue reading “The Taliban thanks America for $64million as part of $1.2BILLION international aid package but says the US should ‘have a heart’ as it pleads for more”

Breitbart – by Ashley Oliver

Army veteran Sean Parnell laid out the reasons he believes President Joe Biden should be impeached during an appearance on SiriusXM’s Breitbart News Saturday this past weekend, detailing step by step to host Matthew Boyle how the recent disastrous chain of events in Afghanistan was “all Joe Biden’s fault.”

Parnell, who served in heavy combat in Afghanistan for more than a year, heatedly explained what he perceived were Biden’s wrongdoings throughout the U.S. military’s withdrawal process, providing his remarks to Breitbart News on the 20th anniversary of 9/11. Continue reading “Sean Parnell Makes Case for Biden Impeachment: He’s ‘Aiding and Abetting’ Terrorists in ‘Plain Sight’”

Epoch Times – by Jack Philips

An executive of Kroger, one of the largest supermarket chains in the United States, warned grocery prices are about to become even higher this year as inflation sets in.

Inflation is running hotter than previously anticipated, and prices are slated to rise an additional 2 to 3 percent over the second half of 2021, Kroger CFO Gary Millerchip said during a call with reporters. Continue reading “Major Supermarket Chain Warns Inflation Is About to Impact More Americans”

Daily Wire – by Tim Pearce

The White House is asking Congress to make welfare benefits available to Afghanistan migrants evacuated out of the country and transported to the United States.

The U.S. working with allied countries and private organizations oversaw the evacuation of more than 120,000 people out of Afghanistan in August. The vast majority of those were Afghans fleeing the Taliban, and roughly 65,000 of those Afghans were taken in by the U.S. and transported to U.S. military bases around the world, including in the United States. Continue reading “Biden White House Asks Congress To Approve Welfare For Afghan Evacuees”

Times of Israel

Haim Geron, a witness in the corruption trial of former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, was one of the two Israelis killed in a light plane crash in Greece on Monday. The other was his wife, Esti.

The names of the Gerons, the only two casualties of the crash, were cleared for publication on Tuesday. Continue reading “Prosecution witness in Netanyahu trial and his wife killed in Greek plane crash”

LifeSiteNews – by Kenton Biffert

ITHACA, New York (LifeSiteNews) — An Ivy League university with a 95% jab rate has five times as many COVID-19 positives in its opening week as it did before the “vaccine” rollout.  

Cornell University, which has a population of around 40,000, was declared a “yellow zone” after their first week of classes because 322 people there tested positive for the coronavirus during the opening “surveillance testing.” 
Continue reading “Cornell University sees significant rise in COVID-19 ‘cases’ despite 95% jab rate”

CBS Boston

BOSTON (CBS) — The Massachusetts National Guard has been activated to help with the state’s shortage of school bus drivers. Up to 250 members will be available to cities and towns, the state announced Monday.

They will be able to drive school transport vans, known as 7D vehicles.

“Once it became pretty clear that there were going to be some communities shorthanded — it wasn’t going to be a vehicle issue, it was going to be people with CDLs — we started talking to the Guard,” Governor Charlie Baker said. Continue reading “Massachusetts National Guard Activated To Help Deal With School Bus Driver Shortage”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Anyone who got a COVID-19 test at Walgreens might have had personal data left online, including their name, date of birth, phone number, address, and email. In some cases, the results of the COVID tests were left on the open web for anyone to see, according to a new report by Recode.

Security vulnerabilities on the Walgreens COVID website were first discovered by Alejandro Ruiz, a consultant with Interstitial Technology PBC. He said: “Any company that made such basic errors in an app that handles health care data does not take security seriously.”  Continue reading “Walgreen’s COVID Test Website Might Have Exposed Patient Data, Security Experts Say”

Federal News Network

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday threatened local governments with $5,000 fines per violation for requiring their employees to get vaccinated against the coronavirus that has overrun hospitals and killed tens of thousands across the state.

Local municipalities, such as Orange County and the city of Gainesville, potentially face millions of dollars in cumulative fines for implementing a requirement that their employees get a COVID-19 vaccine, the Republican governor said.  Continue reading “DeSantis threatens cities with fines for vaccine mandates”

Fox 5 NY

NEW YORK – From restaurants to schools and new requirements for city workers, big changes have started in New York City on Monday in the ongoing fight against the coronavirus.

More than 30 types of businesses will be affected by the city’s new coronavirus vaccine mandate:  Continue reading “New pandemic rules for NYC restaurants, city workers, schools in effect”

Breitbart – by Simon Kent

The United Nations opened a high-level donors conference Monday with the call for the world to urgently send $600 million to help fund the Taliban’s self-declared Islamic Caliphate of Afghanistan over the next three months.

Disbursement of funds to those Afghans in need has been guaranteed in writing by the Taliban, the U.N. assured potential contributors. Continue reading “U.N. Seeks $600 Million in Donations for Taliban-Ruled Afghanistan”