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Daily News Digest - Summary for November 14 , 2024

Daily News Digest - Summary for November 14 , 2024
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The Democratic Consultants Getting Rich off the Harris Campaign

By Donald Shaw

After raising more than $1 billion, the Kamala Harris campaign is expected to end up with millions of dollars of debt once it’s done paying vendor invoices. The debt will likely get passed along to the Democratic National Committee and could burden the party as it works to rebuild after its catastrophic election season…

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Rock-Bottom Meal Plan for Those Weeks When Money Is Tight

Things are tough in America right now. Many of us are forced to reallocate our money from one necessity to another and often

by Daisy Luther

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Things are tough in America right now. Many of us are forced to reallocate our money from one necessity to another and often, the thing that suffers first is our diets. If times are tight, you might find this article helpful…

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W.K. Kellogg’s Cereal Heiress Exposes Kellogg’s Froot Loops and says to “BOYCOTT”

Ever since we delivered 400,000 signed petitions to Kellogg’s headquarters asking them to sell us the same safer cereals they sell in other countries

By Food Babe

Ever since we delivered 400,000 signed petitions to Kellogg’s headquarters asking them to sell us the same safer cereals they sell in other countries, I have been contacted several insiders and whistleblowers who want to help our campaign. 

I was contacted by Victoria Kellogg, the great great great granddaughter of W.K. Kellogg, the founder of Kellogg’s, who started the business selling Corn Flakes to the public in 1906…

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‘Bitcoin Jesus’ Fights IRS Tax Evasion Case From Spanish Island

(Bloomberg) -- To his followers, Roger Ver is known as Bitcoin Jesus, a charismatic advocate of the cryptocurrency that is once again captivating investors with record

Key Speakers At The Coingeek Conference

by David Voreacos and Olga Kharif

(Bloomberg) -- To his followers, Roger Ver is known as Bitcoin Jesus, a charismatic advocate of the cryptocurrency that is once again captivating investors with record-breaking gains. But to the Internal Revenue Service, Ver symbolizes a new target in the digital age: a crypto holder suspected of failing to pay taxes after selling tokens.

US prosecutors charged Ver this year with evading more than $48 million in taxes for selling $240 million in tokens. It’s the most prominent case dealing solely with tax fraud and digital-asset sales, and marks a break from the tradition of prosecutors tacking tax charges onto crypto cases for crimes like money laundering, ransomware attacks and investor scams…

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Get Ready for the Republican Carbon Market

Despite Republican rhetoric and Trump’s past policy on the Paris agreement, the incoming Trump administration is being heavily influenced...

by Whitney Webb

While many Republicans for years have railed against the official narrative around climate change and many of the solutions promoted to mitigate it, climate finance is poised to make a comeback over the next 4 years, despite Republicans taking both the White House and the legislature by a significant margin. This is because many of the most influential names in the incoming Trump administration, as well as the previous one, have become intimately involved in creating carbon markets in recent years, while others have a long-standing track record of pushing carbon taxes and other forms of “carbon pricing…

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What is Going On with Cal Washington's InPower Movement?

November Newsletter Showcases Successes in Japan, Ireland and Worldwide

Japanese Members Welcome First Ever NoL

Image of a Japanese family sitting on a blanket with a baby under a blossoming cherry tree

The Trespassing Technology (Smart Meter) cause is the first available for Japanese Members, with the first ever Notice of Liability (NoL) being released last week for the country as part of InPower's mass liability action to restore balance and demand accountability Earth-wide…

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Infowars Website Down Hours After Onion Buys In Bankruptcy

(Update 1130ET): Hours after yesterday's auction, Infowars.com is now down. We wish Alex Jones well on his next endeavor, which we're guessing is going to be massive.

by Tyler Durden

(Update 1130ET): Hours after yesterday's auction, Infowars.com is now down. We wish Alex Jones well on his next endeavor, which we're guessing is going to be massive…

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As Infested Flour Becomes a Staple, State Dept “Still Assessing” Israel’s Aid Restrictions to Gaza

“I dream of food every day”

by Abubaker Abed

This is the most difficult period I have endured since Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza began last year. Everyone is so hungry.

Over the past week, my family and I have resorted to eating canned pet food mixed with poor-quality rice that feels like chewing plastic. We live in Deir al-Balah, and like everywhere else in Gaza, there is nothing to buy in the markets…

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The Zionist Occupied Government of Trump 47

All roads lead to Iran

by Greg Reese

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