By Wyatt Reed – The Grayzone

Donald Trump is threatening to destroy the Honduran economy unless the country elects the oligarch-run National Party. Now, he’s even pardoned the last party member to rule the country, who was convicted in 2024 of smuggling hundreds of tons of drugs into the US.

Continue reading “Trump pardons convicted narco-trafficking pol amid plot to rig Honduran election”

By Alex Berenson

Given the controversy over mRNA jabs for children, the death would likely have been big news – if Moderna and the supposedly independent physicians involved with the trial had reported it. Continue reading “How Moderna hid the death of a child in a Covid vaccine clinical trial – even as it seemed to disclose the trial’s results”

By Tyler Derden – Zerohedge

U.S. natural gas futures spiked to their highest levels in nearly three years as models now show a frigid first half of December across the Lower 48. Several forecasters are also warning of a potential polar-vortex-driven Arctic blast event later this month, which could drive temperatures even lower.

Let’s begin with an unusual sight (for this time of year) of winter storm alerts across the Northeast on Tuesday morning.

Continue reading “US NatGas Hits Three-Year High As Forecasts Point To “Long, Cold Winter””

By Jason Ditz – Antiwar.com

Early Friday morning, the Israeli military raided the town of Beit Jinn, in western Syria, sparking a clash and Israeli artillery shells and airstrikes against the town that left at least 15 dead and 20 wounded. Continue reading “Israel Mulls Escalation in Syria After Deadly Attack on Beit Jinn”

By Ken Macon – Reclaim The Net

Stylized map of the United States with all states in orange and Missouri highlighted in red against a green sunburst background, with Alaska and Hawaii inset at the lower left.

Starting November 30, 2025, people in Missouri will find the digital world reshaped: anyone wishing to visit websites containing “harmful” adult material will need to prove they are at least 18 years old by showing ID. Continue reading “Missouri Locks the Web Behind a “Harmful” Content ID Check”