From the Trenches World Report

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”

Breitbart – by Paul Bois

Dr. Anthony Fauci now supports vaccine passports for airline travel.

During an interview with the Skimm This podcast that will air this coming Thursday, Fauci said that people hoping to travel with “other people” should be vaccinated. Continue reading “Fauci Supports Vaccine Passports for Air Travel”

Times of Israel

Israel is working on a system to conduct genetic scanning for all those who arrive in the country in order to better identify travelers infected with the coronavirus, Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said at a cabinet meeting Sunday.

Bennett told ministers that the system will eventually be deployed at Ben Gurion Airport, the country’s main international terminus. Continue reading “Bennett says Israel to genetically scan all arrivals for the coronavirus”

Eagle Observer – by Randy Moll

What follows is an open letter to America warning that “our nation is in deep peril,” signed by 317 retired generals and admirals.

How serious? “We are in a fight for our survival as a constitutional republic like no other time since our founding in 1776.” Continue reading “‘Our nation in deep peril,’ say retired generals, admirals”

Epoch Times – by Cynthia Cai

Roughly 1,200 first responders in Hawaii are suing the state over its new vaccine mandate. Hawaii Gov. David Ige announced the mandate on Aug. 5, mandating that state and county employees must provide proof of full vaccination for COVID-19 or be subject to regular weekly testing and travel restrictions (pdf).

Ige said in the mandate that employees had until Aug. 16 to comply or face “disciplinary action, up to and including termination.” However, Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi extended the deadline by one week due to a possible sudden shortage of county workers caused by the unvaccinated employees having to stay home. Continue reading “1,200 Hawaii 1st Responders Sue State Over Vaccine Mandate”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

It comes as no surprise the Second Amendment is under attack in a neighborhood in Boston, Massachusetts, one of the most anti-gun states in the country.

Members of the Select Board in Brookline, Massachusetts, are proposing zoning limits for gun stores, according to the Patch.  Continue reading “Boston Suburb Attempts To Limit Gun Stores With New Zoning Proposal”

Zero Hedge – The Machine Gun Nest

There’s been big news for gun rights these past few days, with headlines focusing on President Biden officially pulling David Chipman’s nomination to serve as ATF director.

With Chipman’s nomination removed, gun owners might have missed this story, absent from mainstream media, about military courts ruling bump stocks are not machine guns. Continue reading “US Military Court Rules Bump Stock Is Not A Machine Gun”