AP

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — West Virginia officials say they have an agreement with China Energy Investment Corp. Ltd. for the company to invest $83.7 billion in shale gas development and chemical manufacturing in West Virginia over 20 years.

State Commerce Secretary Woody Thrasher and China Energy President Ling Wen signed the memorandum in Beijing as part of the US-China trade mission during President Trump’s visit.   Continue reading “West Virginia signs investment pact with China Energy”

Institute for Justice – by Shira Rawlinson

Miami, Fla.—Today Florida’s Third District Court of Appeal dealt a major blow to property rights when it upheld the Village of Miami Shores’ ban on front-yard vegetable gardens. This means homeowners Hermine Ricketts and Tom Carroll—and others like them—are still banned from growing a front yard garden to provide food for themselves. Hermine and Tom are represented by the Institute for Justice (IJ), which first challenged the ban in November 2013.   Continue reading “Florida Appeals Court Upholds Ban on Front-Yard Vegetable Gardens”

Daily Mail

President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago club has received permission to hire 70 foreign workers to fill out its staff during its upcoming busy season, after managers attested there aren’t enough Americans qualified and willing to do the work.

The president’s hiring of foreign workers at the Florida resort over several years was criticized by his opponents during the 2016 campaign after he slammed companies for moving jobs out of the U.S. and others for hiring immigrants in the country illegally.   Continue reading “Trump’s Mar-a-Lago gets approval to hire 70 foreign workers”

CNBC News – by Lori Ann LaRocco

The Commerce Department has revealed the list of the 37 major deals signed between U.S. and Chinese companies around President Donald Trump‘s trip through Asia.

The dollar value of those deals is in excess of $250 billion. Catepillar, Boeing, and Goldman Sachs are just some of the notable names on the list of companies that made deals with China, the full list of which is below.

Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said the deals were a good example of Trump helping to build bilateral trade relationships between the two nations.   Continue reading “These are the 37 major deals US firms signed with Chinese entities during Trump’s visit”

World Events and the Bible

In Chapter 6 of our study we discussed “The Hour of Temptation” which is the Tribulation of Satan, his time on earth which is the final week of the seventy weeks in the book of Daniel. We learned the final week is a seven year long period that was shortened to a five month period as documented by Jesus Christ. We also discussed and documented from God’s Word how Satan will make a “covenant” with world leaders at the beginning of that week.

In this Chapter we discuss the “Silence in Heaven” which occurs at the “Midst of the Week”. The “Midst of the Week” is the middle of the Tribulation, the moment in time when the Tribulation escalates dramatically as Heaven and earth witness what has never occurred before.   Continue reading “The Timeline Of The Tribulation: Chapter 7 – The Silence In Heaven And The Two Witnesses”

Daily Mail

A fierce debate rolled on Good Morning Britain over Topshop’s decision to abolish women-only changing rooms in favour of gender neutral spaces after pressure from transgender customers.

Talulah-Eve, the 23-year-old model who earned fame as a contestant on Britain’s Next Top Model, went head-to-head with journalist India Willoughby to discuss the high street giant’s decision – and things got heated.   Continue reading “Viewers react to Topshop’s gender neutral changing room”

Gateway Pundit – by Jim Hoft

In April the liberal media cried crocodile tears over illegal alien Juan Manuel Montes.

Montes said he was the first “protected DREAMER” deported under the Donald Trump regime.

It was a lie.   Continue reading “Illegal Who ‘Claimed’ to Be First ‘Dreamer’ Deported Under Trump Caught Entering US Illegally”

New York Post

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — Saudi Arabia announced Thursday it has detained 201 people as part of a sweeping probe, estimating that at least $100 billion has been misused through embezzlement and corruption in past decades.

The kingdom’s Attorney General Saud al-Mojeb said in a statement that 208 people had been called in for questioning since Saturday evening, and that seven people were released without charge, leaving 201 people still in detention.   Continue reading “More than 200 arrested in Saudi Arabia’s ‘corruption’ crackdown”

Washington Post – by Perry Stein

They ditched school and marched to Capitol Hill en masse, then filled four floors of balconies in the vast atrium of the Hart Senate Office Building. Silent at first, fists raised in the air, they soon erupted into bellowing chants that echoed through the massive marble-clad room.

“Dream Act. Dream Act.”

“Si se puede. Si se puede.”

The demonstration Thursday involving high school and college students from the Washington region and beyond was the latest attempt by undocumented immigrants and their advocates to keep Congress focused on their plight.   Continue reading “‘Undocumented, unafraid.’: DACA recipients storm the U.S. Capitol”

The Federalist Papers – by Robert Gehl

To say President Trump and Melania are getting the “royal treatment” while in China is not an understatement.

On their first visit to the communist regime, Trump and the First Lady were given a rare dinner inside the legendary Forbidden City, an honor not given to any foreign leader since the founding of the People’s Republic seven decades ago.   Continue reading “China Grants Trump An Honor No Foreign Leader Has Had Since Its Founding”

Washington Examiner – by Isaiah Denby

Stevenson University is set to host a highly anticipated talent show next month. The only stipulation, however, is that performers must identify as “queer.”

The talent show is an annual event at the Maryland school, hosted by The Q Group. According The Villager, The Q Group “represents queer students and allies on the Stevenson campus, as they provide a space for individuals to be expressive without judgment.”   Continue reading “Stevenson University to host a queer-only talent show”

Free Thought Project – by Jay Syrmopoulos

Washington, D.C. – Geoengineering is finally going mainstream as the U.S. House Subcommittee on Environment and Subcommittee on Energy Hearing, on Wednesday, held the first House hearing about the science that until now has generally been considered a “conspiracy theory” and relegated to the fringe’s of society by the Praetorian Guard mainstream media — controlled by the ruling power-elite oligarchy.

The controversial subject of climate engineering or weather modification – which was popularized, and oversimplified with the term “chem-trails” – is stepping from the shadows and into the light of public scrutiny for the first time.
Continue reading “Conspiracy Theory Now Conspiracy Fact, as Congress Holds Hearings on Weather Manipulation”

CBC

It was a snowy Friday afternoon when Mona Giles headed over to her friend’s house in the small gated community of Whispering Pines in Pine Lake, Alta.

She popped in quick to grab her, when they both noticed some movement in the backyard.

“We were both shocked,” said Giles as they watched the coyote at first jump up to eat the tree’s fruit, and then decide it was going to make the climb.   Continue reading “Ever seen a coyote climb a tree? This Albertan got a front-row seat”

The Oregonian

PRINEVILLE — Encouraged by the Trump administration’s pro-development policies, an Oregon county wants to take some control over federal lands that cover half of the high desert, mountains and forests within its borders.

The three-member Crook County Court governing body unanimously approved the Natural Resources Policy after a public meeting Wednesday in which people spoke passionately for and against the policy.   Continue reading “Oregon’s Crook County asserts greater role in use of federal land”