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National File – by Paul Aubert
A California school district has received a lawsuit from a family who claims their 13-year-old son was bribed into receiving a COVID-19 vaccination on school grounds, without parental consent. Continue reading “Mother Sues Los Angeles School District Over Allegedly Bribing Child To Forge Parent Signature And Receive COVID Vaccine”
Last week, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced that low-income families in the state will receive checks worth $450 per child, in an effort to ease the toll decades-high inflation is taking on household bottom lines. Continue reading “These states are sending residents stimulus checks up to $1,500 to combat inflation”
Donald Trump called for the homeless to be put into specialized camps and bragged about sending the Secret Service to sweep search tents on Tuesday in his first speech back in Washington, DC since leaving the White House. Continue reading “Trump calls for homeless to be put in camps”
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky has told British broadcaster Piers Morgan that inflation and coronavirus are “nothing” compared to Ukraine’s struggle, and Americans should support aid for Kiev “until we win.” Continue reading “Zelensky tells Americans to make sacrifices for Ukraine”
At least 14 of Hunter Biden’s business associates met Joe Biden while he was vice president in the Obama administration, contradicting the president’s claims that he had no knowledge of his son’s foreign business dealings. Continue reading “At Least 14 of Hunter Biden’s Business Associates Met With Joe Biden, Despite President’s Denial”
A man suspected of starting two fires in remote southwest Oregon was arrested, after reportedly being tied to a tree by three people until police arrived, Curry County Sheriff John Ward said in statement posted on Facebook. Continue reading “Man suspected of starting fires in remote Oregon woods detained by 3 residents who tied him to a tree”
The top Republican on the House Judiciary Committee says new whistleblower disclosures allege FBI officials are pressuring agents to “reclassify” cases as “domestic violent extremism” in order to appease the Biden administration’s push to focus on these cases. Continue reading “Jim Jordan says new whistleblower disclosures reveal ‘scandalous’ push by FBI to pad domestic terrorism data”
Midwest landowners fighting the construction of a 2,000-mile web of carbon-capture pipelines are upset to learn that the company seeking easements on their lands is funded by foreign investors, including at least one with a troubling history. Continue reading “Foreign Company With Troubled Past Buys Into Massive Midwest Carbon Capture Project”
More than 50 House Republicans on Wednesday are calling for President Biden to take a cognitive test, as the president’s opponents, and even some allies, question his fitness for the job at age 79.
Fifty-four Republicans signed the letter, addressed to President Biden, which was led by Rep. Ronny Jackson, R-Texas. That’s up from 13 co-signers on a similar letter Jackson led in June 2021, and 37 co-signers on a letter in February. Continue reading “More than 50 Republicans call for Biden to take cognitive test, amid Dem concerns about president’s age”
US RECESSION WATCH — Second Quarter GDP comes in at negative 0.9%.
Joe Biden on Monday straight up denied the US is going into a recession. Continue reading “Second Quarter GDP Comes In at Negative 0.9 Percent — US OFFICIALLY ENTERS RECESSION”
Russia has decided to quit the International Space Station (ISS) after 2024 and focus on creating its own orbital outpost, according to the newly-appointed chief of the country’s space agency. Continue reading “Russia to quit International Space Station ‘after 2024’”
Fernando Bustos Gorozpe was sitting with friends in a cafe here when he realized that — once again — they were outnumbered.
“We’re the only brown people,” said Bustos, a 38-year-old writer and university professor. “We’re the only people speaking Spanish except the waiters.” Continue reading “Americans are flooding Mexico City. Some want them gone”
The young man accused of carrying out a mass shooting at a suburban Chicago Fourth of July parade, killing seven people and injuring dozens of others, has been indicted on 117 counts, prosecutors in Lake County, Illinois, said Wednesday. Continue reading “Highland Park mass shooting suspect indicted on 117 counts”
The United Kingdom is getting ready to implement a stringent biometric border control regime that will apply even to visitors from the European Union, further cementing its political break from the region after the Brexit decision. Continue reading “UK Plans Face-based Border Screening as Part of ‘Permission to Travel’ Scheme”
The US economy is a 70% retail and service economy, which means it is entirely reliant on continued growth in domestic consumption in order to maintain all other elements of the system. With manufacturing only a small part of overall employment (8%) and agriculture also limited (10%), our country is overly dependent on spending habits and ultimately consumer debt. If we produced more goods domestically and exported more overseas then stagflation might not be as big a concern. However, as it stands now the stability of the entire machine rests on people’s faith in the economy and their willingness to continue spending in the hopes that a return to normalcy is “right around the corner.” Continue reading “A Storm Of Indicators Show The US Consumer Is Tapped Out”
Since around the middle of May 2022, you will have most likely heard or seen the word Monkeypox mentioned numerous times in the mainstream media.
If you haven’t then you’re about to. Continue reading ““Monkeypox” is only circulating in countries where the Pfizer Vaccine has been distributed & is being used to advance a Technocratic Great Reset”
Consumer Affairs – by Mark Huffman
From dealers to lenders to tow truck operators, reports have poured in this month about a disturbing trend of rising car and truck repossessions.
Lisa Beilfuss Popeo, who covers the economy for Barron’s, recently reported that vehicle repossessions have doubled among “prime” borrowers, which includes consumers with good credit scores. Continue reading “Vehicle repossessions are surging, report finds”