Category: Aggregated

Bezos Amazon Empire Gets No Serious Scrutiny from the Media, Including the Washington Post, Which He Owns

Nearly 70 migrants hurt crossing Spanish border

Nearly 70 migrants hurt crossing Spanish border

Fly Free: An aCappella consciousness hip-hop record

Shootout in Russian court: Three dead as ‘GTA gang’ members attempt to flee justice

US citizen in immigrant detention for over three years has no right to sue, court rules

Bank Of England faces first industrial action since 1960s with staff walkout

Powerful bomb explosion kills over 20 Shia Muslims in western Afghanistan

Brazilian lawmakers to vote on trial of president over graft

China offers aid to new friend Gambia

‘Adding fuel to the fire’: Russia blasts US plans to supply lethal arms to Ukraine

By Dr. Mercola If you live in the typical American household, dirt of any kind is often avoided at all cost, so much so that hand sanitizer is very probably in the majority of school classrooms, day care centers and even mom’s purses if they have a toddler in the house. But is that really the best thing to do? Microbial ecosystems scientist Jack Gilbert decided to do some checking on his own regarding the best way to view germs and the risks for children growing up in today’s modern culture. One bit of advice might be eyebrow-raising to some, … Continue reading →

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Lost in all of this talk about the U.S. Congress adding sanctions onto Russia is Russia’s unique placement in the world’s Uranium industry.  So much focus is placed on its Oil and Gas industry (and specifically the share of its exports) that it blinds our analysis to the how strong Russia’s position in world nuclear power is. And, so, John McCain can grandstand all he wants about how Russia is nothing more than a “gas station masquerading as a country” what he doesn’t want to admit to himself or the world is that Russia is more central to the world’s … Continue reading →

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Professors of liberal arts courses other than economics at obscure little Christian colleges — virtually all Christian colleges are obscure and little — are generally opposed to the free market. They got their Ph.D. degrees way back when, and all they really remember about economics is what they learned in a sociology course. That course satisfied the social science requirement for the B.A. They might have taken a course in economics, but they took one look at the textbook, and they could not figure it out. It looked complicated. So, they took a sociology course instead. It qualified for the … Continue reading →

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Saturday, Kim Jong Un tested an ICBM of sufficient range to hit the U.S. mainland. He is now working on its accuracy, and a nuclear warhead small enough to fit atop that missile that can survive re-entry. Unless we believe Kim is a suicidal madman, his goal seems clear. He wants what every nuclear power wants — the ability to strike his enemy’s homeland with horrific impact, in order to deter that enemy. Kim wants his regime recognized and respected, and the U.S., which carpet-bombed the North from 1950-1953, out of Korea. Where does this leave us? Says Cliff Kupchan … Continue reading →

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