by Jennifer Karbany via The College Fix
The payroll costs are $23.24 million for salaries and $7.44 million for benefits, or $30.68 million, an amount that would
By Jacob Kastrenakes
CES is where the tech industry rings in the new year. Each January, just about every corner of the industry shows up with announcements and previews that
By Colin Fernandez
Bottles of plastic water contain hundreds of thousands of toxic microscopic plastic particles, new research has found.
The findings are likely to shock anyone who has swapped
By Pam Martens and Russ Martens
According to the complaint filed by lawyers for Jeffrey Epstein’s victims against the biggest bank in America, JPMorgan Chase, Epstein was running a
By Dr. Joseph Mercola
Evidence shows that prolonged sitting is devastating your health. In his book, “Get Up!: Why Your Chair Is Killing You and What You Can Do About
By Lee Phillips, Sovereign Man and Mayer Brown Law Firm
The excuse for a new law, the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) that went into effect on January 1, 2024, is
By Tyler Durden
The rule, which was originally slated to take effect in 2022 and was delayed for 2023, means that a 1099-K form "could be sent to anyone&
By Tyler Durden
See for yourself. The following question-and-answer column ran in the organization’s December “AARP Bulletin”:
AARP is open to anyone 50 or older.
The column does not
By Will Zoll
This is the final article in this series. We finished Part 5 showing that the CIA were carrying out an array of mind control and human-behavior experiments.
By Simplicius The Thinker
I remain skeptical of their claims, but we’ll indulge them at face value for the sake of the report. Even if they did manage to
By Sasha Latypova
I previously wrote about AG Paxton’s law suit against Pfizer for deceptive marketing and I criticized his interpretation of the EUA Countermeasures law with regard to
