From the Trenches World Report

National Pulse – by Raheem J. Kassam

President Biden’s son Hunter’s Rosemont Seneca firm considered the idea of asset stripping the U.S. Postal Service, previously unseen e-mails have revealed. The news comes as Joe Biden attempts to oust the current Postmaster General over election fraud concerns.

Writing to colleagues including Hunter Biden – the disgraced son of then-Vice President Joe Biden – Rosemont Seneca partner Neil Callahan said, “I still love this idea,” before forwarding an e-mail discussing the asset stripping of the U.S. Postal Service, The National Pulse can reveal. Continue reading “‘Love This Idea’ – Hunter Biden’s Firm Wanted to Asset Strip the U.S. Postal Service, E-Mail Reveals”

KQEN News Radio

Prescribed fire season has arrived at Crater Lake National Park and staff will be applying prescribed fire to the landscaping in preparation for the upcoming fire season.

Marsha McCabe of the National Park Service said hand thinning of small trees and brush, and brush pile burning this material with prescribed fire is commonly used by fire managers to not only improve forest health and wildlife habitat but also provide defensive space around structures and escape routes in the event of a wildland fire. McCabe said these techniques are part of the agencies continued commitment to protecting park visitors and employees, as well as the park’s valued natural and cultural resources from wildland fire. Continue reading “Pile Burning And Prescribed Fire At Crater Lake National Park”

Global Times

In a contrasting move to its pressuring of European allies to not buy Russian oil against the backdrop of the ongoing Ukraine crisis, the US increased crude oil supplies from Russia by 43 percent, or 100,000 barrels per day, over the past week, Russian Security Council Deputy Secretary Mikhail Popov told Russian media on Sunday, with critics pointing out that the US pursues its own interests at the costs of its European allies. Continue reading “US ramps up oil imports from Russia, pursues own interests at expense of European allies amid Ukraine crisis”

UPI

April 4 (UPI) — The Supreme Court on Monday ruled that victims of false or fabricated evidence on the part of police can hold the government accountable for those actions through civil suits against officers.

The high court, in a 6-3 decision, ruled that Larry Thompson of Brooklyn, N.Y., a U.S. Navy veteran and Postal Service worker, can sue the New York Police Department for damages after he was falsely arrested and jailed eight years ago in connection with a report of child abuse. Continue reading “Supreme Court expands scope for civil suits against police officers”

New York Post – by Joshua Rhett Miller

Black Lives Matter bought a swanky Southern California home for nearly $6 million using donation cash, according to a report Monday.

Three leaders of the social justice movement — Patrisse Cullors, Alicia Garza and Melina Abdullah — recorded a video last June outside the “secretly bought” home while marking the first anniversary of George Floyd’s murder, New York magazine reported. Continue reading “Black Lives Matter used donations to buy $6 million Southern California home: report”

Washington Informer – by Stacy M. Brown

Senate Judiciary Committee Chair Dick Durbin, a Democrat from Illinois, said aloud on Monday what many may have thought about the Supreme Court nomination hearings where Republicans verbally lynched Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson.

“Judge Jackson is a better person than me,” Durbin said. Continue reading “With Support from Three Republicans, Jackson’s Seat on Supreme Court Virtually Assured”

Daily Beast – by Allison Quinn

Russian forces on Tuesday reportedly struck a tank of nitric acid in Ukraine’s Luhansk region, sparking panicked warnings for residents to protect their faces and remain indoors.

Serhiy Gaidai, the head of the Luhansk regional administration, issued a video address warning residents the toxic fumes can cause “severe damage.” Continue reading “Russia’s Latest Atrocity Unleashed Nitric Acid Cloud That Could Blind Ukrainians”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Sacramento, CA — According to the antigun group, Gifford’s Law Center, the state of California has the strictest gun laws in the nation. The state was one of the first in the nation to enact an extreme risk protection order law — the questionable “red flag” confiscation law — which failed to stop Kevin Douglas Limbaugh from obtaining an illegal gun and going on a shooting spree. The state also has the most robust system in the country for removing firearms from people who become prohibited from having them — which consistently fails to keep the guns out of the hands of criminals. Continue reading “Biden Exploits Sacramento Shooting to Ban Guns for Americans While Sending Billions in Guns to Ukraine”

Substack – by Edward Slavsquat

Hello friends.

I recently had the privilege of joining a panel discussion, “Russia & the Great Reset – Resistance or Complicity?”, hosted by OffGuardian and Unlimited Hangout.  Continue reading “Yes, Russia is complicit in the Great Reset”

National File – by Cullen McCue

A school nurse in Connecticut was fired after revealing that teachers were secretly giving “gender confused” preteen students puberty blockers behind their parents’ backs. Kathleen Cataford, 77, was suspended by the Hartford School District after going public with the information on social media.

The nurse has been suspended and later fired over a Facebook post which revealed that an 11-year-old at the school where she worked was on puberty blockers. Kathleen Cataford was suspended and eventually fired after her actions were deemed “transphobic.”  Continue reading “School Nurse Was Fired for Revealing That Teachers Were Secretly Giving Students Puberty Blockers”

Breitbart – by Lucas Nolan

Arizona is now offering digital copies of driver’s licenses and state-issued IDs on iPhones and Apple Watches. At least 11 other states are currently considering similar plans. As one professor of technology ethics pointed out, “Apple is now sort of trying to vertically integrate your whole life into its phone.” Continue reading “United States of Apple: Arizona to Offer Digital Driver’s Licenses on iPhones as Other States Develop Plans”

Scheer Post – by Ellen Brown

Foreign critics have long chafed at the “exorbitant privilege” of the U.S. dollar as global reserve currency. The U.S. can issue this currency backed by nothing but the “full faith and credit of the United States.” Foreign governments, needing dollars, not only accept them in trade but buy U.S. securities with them, effectively funding the U.S. government and its foreign wars. But no government has been powerful enough to break that arrangement – until now. How did that happen and what will it mean for the U.S. and global economies?  Continue reading “The Coming Global Financial Revolution: Russia Is Following the American Playbook”

Breitbart – by Simon Kent

Former President Barack Obama on Tuesday will make his first return to the White House since leaving office where he will join President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris to applaud the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare.

Obama is scheduled to “deliver remarks celebrating the success of the Affordable Care Act and Medicaid in extending affordable health insurance to millions of Americans as part of the President’s agenda to cut costs for American families,” according to a White House agenda seen by the Hill. Continue reading “Barack Obama Plans White House Return to Cheer Obamacare with Joe Biden, Kamala Harris”

CNN

After honoring such figures as Maya Angelou and Sally Ride in the first run of its American Women Quarters Program, the agency has selected a new group of pioneering women who will be celebrated on US currency: pilot Bessie Coleman, journalist and activist Jovita Idár, hula teacher Edith Kanakaʻole, former first lady Eleanor Roosevelt and ballerina Maria Tallchief. Continue reading “Five more women, including Bessie Coleman and Maria Tallchief, will appear on US quarters next year”

Yahoo News

The Secret Service is spending more than $30,000 a month to rent a Malibu mansion to protect President Joe Biden’s eldest son Hunter Biden near his expensive California rental home, ABC News reports.

Hunter Biden, an artist, is currently living in a $20,000 a month three-bedroom, four-bathroom “resort style” rental house in the affluent Southern California enclave, sources told ABC News. And, like other Biden family members, Hunter has received Secret Service protection since Biden’s 2020 presidential campaign, with the agency legally obligated to provide security for protectees wherever they live. Continue reading “The Secret Service is paying over $30,000 a month to protect Hunter Biden at his pricey Malibu rental home, report says”