Category: Aggregated

There are millions of cars out there with ticking time bombs in their dashboards … and steering wheels. Airbags with defective components produced by Takata, a Japanese company that supplied the components to 14 different automakers, who unknowingly installed them in their cars. Some of these defective bags have spewed bits of metal – shrapnel – into people’s faces, killing at least ten and causing serious injury to 100. Understandably, people who own cars with Takata airbags are nervous about going anywhere near their cars – let alone getting behind the wheel. Much more could be injured – and possibly, killed – … Continue reading →

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Due to the ongoing transgender controversies at public schools around the country, the U.S. Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division, and the U.S. Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights, have joined forces to issue a “Dear Colleague Letter on Transgender Students.” The letter begins: In recent years, we have received an increasing number of questions from parents, teachers, principals, and school superintendents about civil rights protections for transgender students. Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 (Title IX) and its implementing regulations prohibit sex discrimination in educational programs and activities operated by recipients of Federal financial assistance. This … Continue reading →

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I used to live in the middle of nowhere, and my neighbors and I were constantly picking ticks off of our pets. When you think about ticks, you associate them with living in the woods. But these Lyme-disease carriers are everywhere. Whether you’re hiking through the wilderness or yanking weeds out of your backyard garden, there could be a tick nearby, eyeing you up like a juicy burger. Do you know how to handle finding a tick on your clothes? Let’s test your knowledge with a little quiz. You find a tick on your pant leg. You should: Rip your … Continue reading →

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By Dr. Mercola Many people love eating a bowl of crunchy popcorn. It’s been a favorite snack for centuries in America. Anthropologists have actually found popcorn remnants in the American Southwest dating from about 2,500 years ago and in Peru and Mexico as old as 5,000 years. Sold as “Pearl” corn or “Nonpareil” in the early 1800s, a popcorn “boom” increased its popularity quickly during the Great Depression because it was so inexpensive. It must have caught on because Americans now eat around 1.2 billion pounds every year!1 Popcorn is not the healthiest snack out there, but if you choose … Continue reading →

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I’ll bet you know what I’m talking about. It’s antidiscrimination law, or “public accommodation.” Oh my goodness, do they not want to talk about that. Legalizing pot is A-OK, but if they said business owners shouldn’t be forced to engage in transactions against their will, they’d be off the 3×5 card of allowable opinion — and they’re going to hold on to that thing if it’s the last thing they do. Wouldn’t want the Fed chairman to stop accepting their speaking invitations, you understand. Yes, this is an unpopular position. But once we abandon the idea that property owners decide what takes place … Continue reading →

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Richie Allen Reviews The Opening Day Of David Icke’s World Wide Wake Up Tour And Why NO ONE Should miss it