by Ken Klippenstein
Without the American press even noticing, Donald Trump has started a war with Iran.
On February 28, the U.S. military announced that two B-52 heavy bombers
by Max Borders
In 1781, the captain of the British slave ship Zong, Luke Collingwood, deliberately ordered that over 130 enslaved Africans be thrown overboard because the ship was running
by Tyler Durden
Update(2200): Just a couple hours into Israel's renewed bombing campaign in Gaza, and with the ceasefire definitely over (and likely not coming back), and
by Shuaib Almosawa
SANA’A, Yemen—On Saturday, Nasser Mohammed Saad was at a friend’s home celebrating iftar—the evening meal where Muslims break their daily fast during the
By Emma Rose Brown
The Senate confirmed Sean Duffy as President Donald Trump’s secretary of transportation on Jan. 28, 2025. Duffy, a Republican who represented Wisconsin in the House
By tut editor, theuglytruth.xyz
ed note–for those who think that the ‘JP’ is limited to just the Middle East and to those people whose lives and lands are
By EZ in News
* "Today, I am thrilled to introduce not a hardware wallet, but the world's first personal security platform. Introducing Foundation's third generation
by Tim Truth
RFK Jr has now said:
* I would do the pandemic preparedness protocols from WHO, CDC, the European Medical Association, the NHS in England have said for decades:
by Zachary Ehrmann
A new advancement in battery technology might just transform how we power everything from smartphones to electric vehicles, according to a recent article in Tech Xplore. Researchers
by Jimmy Dore, Climate Depot and Stephen Soukup
Mark Carney is Canada’s new Prime Minister. He is a former Goldman Sachs executive, and he was appointed governor of the
by The Corbett Report
SHOW NOTES AND COMMENTS: https://corbettreport.com/creating-parallel-societies/
From the depths of the scamdemic to the craziness of the trade wars, we've seen the
by Aaron Maté
Since Friday, fighters loyal to Syria’s new Al Qaeda offshoot government have massacred hundreds of people in the coastal provinces of Latakia and Tartus, the heartland
