by Alex Richardson
The Bureau of Engraving and Printing, the agency in charge of money printing operations in the US, created 756.09 million new $50 bills in 2022, reports
by ApplesIsland
Journalist Liz Gunn releases an official statement advising the NZ Ministry of Health Whistleblower and person working with him have both been raided by police.
Liz Gunn reports
by Steve Watson via Modernity.news
The Telegraph reports that at least 100 children, some as young as 12, have been given the drugs since July 2022 regardless of the
By Tyler Durden
As the US government hurtles toward insolvency while political and cultural divisions intensify across the country, Texans are poised to take their long-simmering flirtation with secession to
By Tyler Durden
On Friday, shortly after Powell failed to hammer the hawkish case in his "fireside" chat with stocks eager to take out 2023 highs, we said
by Tom Ozimek via The Epoch Times,
John Kerry, special presidential envoy on climate matters, announced Saturday that the United States has "proudly" committed to not to build
by Jonathan Chadwick For Mailonline
* It'll be the largest fusion reactor in the world until ITER in southern France is built
* Nuclear fusion reactors mimic energy-producing process of
by Amal Jos Chacko
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) recently revealed the results of an extensive analysis conducted by the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, unearthing an immense store
by Joseph Simonson
Microsoft helped Chinese state-run media outlets disseminate propaganda as part of previously unreported partnership agreements, documents obtained by the Washington Free Beacon show.
The nation’s second
by aussie17
I was involved with building a project, helped with implementing a vaccine payment system for our providers. It's called a pay per dose system. So that
by Diana Olick
Pending home sales, a measure of signed contracts on existing homes, dropped 1.5% in October from September.
They hit the lowest level since the National Association
by Madlin Mekelburg
(Bloomberg) -- Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued Pfizer Inc. for allegedly misrepresenting the effectiveness of the company’s Covid-19 vaccine.
The pharmaceutical giant used misleading statistics
