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NEW YORK (1010 WINS) — New York City launched a nuclear attack preparedness public service announcement on Monday, saying it’s best to be prepared even if such a strike is unlikely.
“While the likelihood of a nuclear weapon incident occurring in/near New York City is very low, it is important New Yorkers know the steps to stay safe,” the city’s Emergency Management Department said in its announcement. Continue reading “NYC launches nuclear attack preparedness PSA”
The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), which operates Texas’ electric power grid, asked households and businesses to conserve power this afternoon and warned of potential rolling blackouts. Continue reading “Texas Grid Operator Warns Of Blackouts”
Denali National Park in Alaska announced on Friday it will be reinstating a mask mandate in all federal buildings located on park grounds and park buses due to a rise in coronavirus cases. Continue reading “Denali National Park Brings Back Mask Mandates – Joins 5 Other Parks with Reinstatements”
State law in New Jersey has long required that Costco allow anyone, including non-members, to purchase gasoline at its fuel stations. That is changing, however, due to supply chain, inflation and shortage issues. Continue reading “Costco starts limiting GASOLINE sales in New Jersey as supply shortages worsen”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
In the ostensible land of the free, there are two sets of justice systems: one for all those within and connected to the system, and one for everyone else. A perfect example of this two tiered system is the fact that people are jailed every day in this country if they are caught with crack cocaine. Currently, over half of the entire federal prison population is doing time for cocaine. However, when the president’s son is seen on video smoking it and even trafficking large amounts of it, he faced no consequences. Continue reading “Video of Hunter Biden Buying Enough Crack to Put Him in Jail for Years, Proves the Elite are Above the Law”
(Bloomberg) — US power plants are poised to reap their best summertime profits in nearly two decades thanks to soaring electricity prices that are outpacing the high costs of natural gas and coal. Continue reading “Summer Blackout Fears Fuel 300% Jump in Gauge of US Power-Plant Profit”
Over the past few years, data brokers and federal military, intelligence, and law enforcement agencies have formed a vast, secretive partnership to surveil the movements of millions of people. Many of the mobile apps on our cell phones track our movements with great precision and frequency. Data brokers harvest our location data from the app developers, and then sell it to these agencies. Once in government hands, the data is used by the military to spy on people overseas, by ICE to monitor people in and around the U.S., and by criminal investigators like the FBI and Secret Service. This post will draw on recent research and reporting to explain how this surveillance partnership works, why is it alarming, and what can we do about it. Continue reading “How the Federal Government Buys Our Cell Phone Location Data”
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Continue reading “Bill Gates synthetic meat supermarket goes up in flames…”
Morgan Stanley recently held a virtual Food Inflation & Security Symposium, in which the bank discussed a wide range of topics with experts from around the world. The Symposium followed the publication of the bank’s global collaborative note that involved over 30 Morgan Stanley analysts, entitled “Food Security & Inflation: From Seeds to Stores” (the note is available to professional subs). Continue reading “An Increasingly Hungry World: 8 Key Takeaways From The Food Inflation And Security Symposium”
While the world of high, and not so high finance, is obsessing over the volatility of cryptos and recent painful losses for overlevered players who – much to the amazement of plain vanilla equity investors – were not bailed out by a magnanimous Fed (which however only rescues stock markets, not cryptos), things in China with its $54 trillion financial system, or more than double the size of assets across US commercial banks, are once again getting heated. Continue reading “Chinese Bank Run Turns Violent After Angry Crowd Storms Bank of China Branch Over Frozen Deposits”
A pregnant Texas woman said her unborn baby should count as a second passenger in her vehicle after she received a ticket, citing Texas’ penal code in the wake of Roe v. Wade’s being overturned. Continue reading “Pregnant Texas woman says unborn baby should count as car passenger after receiving HOV ticket”
Gateway Pundit – by Cristina Laila
Nantucket, Massachusetts – A massive blaze early Saturday morning destroyed the historic 338-year-old Veranda House Hotel, the Nantucket Fire Department said.
It is unclear what caused the fire. Continue reading “Massive Blaze Destroys Historic 338-Year-Old Nantucket Hotel”
With a megadrought draining water reserves in the West, states are looking for alternatives to handle water rights, many of which were set more than 100 years ago when water supplies were far more abundant.
Back then, just posting a sign next to a water diversion was enough to be considered a right, one which could still be honored now. But the climate crisis is now straining those rights. There just isn’t enough water in California to satisfy what’s been allotted on paper. Continue reading “Property owners and officials find ways around century-old laws as the West runs out of water”
Even though 87.9% of New Yorkers over the age of 18 have been “fully vaccinated” the 6th wave of COVID is allegedly spreading through the city. It’s so bad, that the rulers of New York are reinstating the “mask advisory” and demanding people wear masks indoors to protect themselves from getting a disease the vast majority of the city has already been vaccinated against. Continue reading “New York Reinstates “Mask Advisory” As “6th Wave” Hits The Fully Vaccinated City”
The UK has confirmed the start of a new program to train thousands Ukrainian soldiers on its soil, which is to last at least several weeks for each batch of recruits. Continue reading “UK Military Begins Training 10,000 Ukrainians On British Soil Amid Calls For “Insurgency””
The man who allegedly shot dead former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Friday had a military background but denied that his motive was related to Abe’s political beliefs. Continue reading “Shinzo Abe’s Murder Suspect Claims Motive Of His Attack”
Food and other consumer goods are no longer making their way from point A to point B in the United States, which faces crippling supply chain bottlenecks that threaten to cause mass starvation. Continue reading “Livestock producers now just DAYS away from running out of animal feed due to supply chain disruptions”
A large fire Saturday afternoon engulfed a natural gas plant in the small northern Oklahoma town of Medford. Video posted to social media showed heavy flames and smoke billowing hundreds of feet into the air. The fire occurred at a “natural gas liquids fractionation facility” operated by ONEOK, a company spokesperson confirmed in a statement to CBS News. ONEOK said it was “unaware of any injuries.” All residents within a two-mile radius of the plant were asked to immediately evacuate, the Grant County Sheriff’s Office reported. The number of people being evacuated was unclear, although Medford has a population of about 930 people, according to latest U.S. Census data. Continue reading “Large fire at Oklahoma gas plant forces major evacuations”