Month: May 2024

By Jarryd Jaeger – The Postmillennial

An illegal immigrant from Nicaragua was arrested on Monday in Wisconsin‘s Fond du Lac County in connection with the alleged trafficking and sexual assault of a 12-year-old girl. The man was previously apprehended by Border Patrol in 2021 while crossing illegally and then released into the interior of the US with instruction to follow immigration law.  Continue reading “Nicaraguan illegal immigrant arrested in Wisconsin for sexual assault, trafficking of 12-year-old girl after paying mother to be with her was previously released by Biden’s border patrol”

By Chris Menahan – Information Liberation

Two GOP reps have introduced a new bill to extend benefits reserved for US government servicemembers to US citizens serving in the Israel Defense Forces. Continue reading “GOP Bill Seeks to Extend U.S. Govt Servicemembers Benefits to U.S. Citizens Serving in the IDF”

By Baxter Dmitry – The People’s Voice

The United Nations has renewed its push to force Bill Gates’ Digital ID on the world, claiming that digitized identity is “crucial” in the fight against climate change. Continue reading “UN Claims Bill Gates’ ‘Global Digital ID’ Necessary To ‘Fight Climate Change’”

By Megan Palin – NY Post

The 21 crew members stuck on the ship that caused the deadly Baltimore bridge collapse are reportedly having a “tough” time after not being able to leave the vessel for 55 days. Continue reading “Inside 55+ days of hell for Baltimore bridge vessel’s crew members forced to stay aboard without cellphones”

By DANIEL JONES – DAILYMAIL.COM

Home Depot is using a futuristic-sounding new weapon to stop shoplifting at its self-checkouts – using AI to constantly watch customers.   Continue reading “Home Depot using secret AI technology at self-checkouts to catch shoplifters”

By Rick Findlay – Reclaim The Net

The internet’s most frequented page is on the verge of a transformation unlike any in its 25-year history. Continue reading “Google’s AI-First Ambitions Sideline Publishers, Boost Its Ability To Filter and Control Information”

By Chris Menahan – Information Liberation

Administrators with the University of Texas at San Antonio filmed themselves telling student protesters that under an executive order signed by Governor Greg Abbott they’ll be reported to law enforcement for criminal “antisemitic” speech if they chant “From the River to the Sea.” Continue reading “WATCH: College Admins Tell Texas Students They’ll Be Arrested for Saying ‘From The River to the Sea’”

By Niamh Harris – The People’s Voice

The administration of Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey placed migrant children and their families in hotels with registered sex offenders and pedophiles. Continue reading “State Placed Migrant Children In Massachusetts Hotels With Pedophiles”

By TYLER DURDEN – Zerohedge

The percentage of U.S. adults holding an advanced degree increased by over 3% from 2011-2021. This increase in education is assumed to have a crucial role in America’s increasing economic strength over that time period. The expertise gained from such degrees is supposed to be valuable enough to outweigh the time and money put into grad degrees, both from the student’s perspective and the perspective of the schools and institutions that so often fund graduate degrees. In developing countries, college graduation rates are positively correlated with economic success. This same effect is thought to translate to America’s current explosion of higher education. This belief is held so strongly that the federal government spent 311,000,000,000 dollars on higher education in 2021. Continue reading “Educational Explosion: The Damage of Unnecessary Advanced Degrees”

By Jarryd Jaeger – The Postmillennial

On Sunday, Red Lobster announced that it had filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and secured $100 million in debtor-in-possession financing commitments from existing lenders. The company was over $1 billion in debt. Continue reading “Red Lobster files for bankruptcy with $1 BILLION in debt after mass layoffs”