From the Trenches World Report

Reclaim the Net – by Tom Parker

Fabio Panetta, an Executive Board Member of the European Central Bank (ECB), has proposed that users of the digital euro should only be allowed to spend €50 per transaction and have a maximum monthly spending limit of just €1,000 if they want to avoid having their transaction data recorded by the ECB.  Continue reading “The digital euro may have spending limits”

The Battalion – by Jack Lee

Texas A&M scientists have pioneered a new technology with implications for stem cell research, public health and renewable energy.

Electrical and computer engineering Ph.D. student Yuwen Li and his advisor, electrical and computer engineering professor Arum Han, Ph.D., recently authored a paper featured on the cover of scientific journal “Biomedical Microdevices,” concerning the development of a device capable of entrapping a biological cell and analyzing its properties. Continue reading “A&M scientists build device to isolate, analyze single cells”

Zero Hedge – Epoch Times

Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor turned away an emergency application on Nov. 10 to halt New York City’s COVID-19 vaccination mandate that applies to firefighters, police officers, and other government employees. Continue reading “Supreme Court’s Sotomayor Denies NYC Workers’ Bid To Halt Vax Mandate”

Yahoo News – The Hill

The U.S. Department of Labor filed a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction against a sanitation company on Thursday, alleging that the company attempted to interfere with an investigation into reports claiming the service used child labor. Continue reading “Dozens of kids found illegally working to clean Midwest meat plants, Labor Department says”

Daily Mail

Climate delegates were accused of hypocrisy after 400 private jets arrived in Egypt for COP27.

Numerous posts on social media criticised delegates for travelling by private jet to the UN climate summit.  Continue reading “FOUR HUNDRED private jets arrived in Egypt during COP27 as climate delegates are accused of ‘hypocrisy’”

Daily Mail

Highly-processed foods should be reclassified as drugs because they are as addictive and harmful as cigarettes, scientists argue. Continue reading “Donuts, chips and pizza should be redefined as DRUGS, scientist say”

KOIN

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — As votes continue to be counted throughout Oregon, the Linn County Sheriff is already preparing for the possible passage of one measure that is some of the strictest gun control legislation in the U.S.  Continue reading “Linn County won’t enforce Measure 114 if passed, Sheriff says”

AmmoLand – by John Crump

AUSTIN, Tex -(Ammoland.com)- The Ghost Gunner 3 has gotten an upgrade allowing it to make optic cuts in pistol slides. The company that started the 3D-printed firearms craze has updated its flagship desktop CNC machine to be able to cut steel.  Continue reading “Ghost Gunner Announces GG3-S for Optic Cuts on Pistols”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

These past few months have seen the ‘war of drones’ play a decisive role on the Ukrainian battlefield. For the Russian side, drones were heavily utilized in the ramped up air campaign to degrade Ukrainian energy infrastructure following the bombing of Crimea’s Kerch Strait Bridge. For Ukraine’s army, Western-supplied drones have allowed them to strike increasingly behind Russian front lines. There’s meanwhile been international condemnation over the prevalence of Iran-supplied suicide drones launched from the Russian side. Continue reading “White House Slams Door On Advanced Drones For Ukraine”

The Cradle

A report released last week by the New York University School of Law’s Brennan Center for Justice details how the US Department of Defense (DoD) has been allowed to covertly deploy troops and wage secret wars over the past two decades in dozens of countries across the globe.  Continue reading “Pentagon exploits post 9/11 laws to wage ‘secret wars’ worldwide: Report”