Comet’s collapsing cliffs and bouncing boulders
The surface terrain of a comet
Author: Kit Daniels
The UN’s Climate Change Agenda is So Extreme Its Own Analysts Can’t Defend It
The peer-reviewed economics literature does not support the popular United Nations’ policy goals
Greenspan Expects the US to Embrace Negative Interest Rates. Here’s Why That Would be “Catastrophic.”
Central banks’ economic models predict deeper negative rates are necessary in the event that a significant recession materializes. This would be a disaster.
Merriam-Webster Adds ‘Gender Identity’ Definition of ‘They’ to Dictionary
Sparks comparisons to the novel 1984
Live Show: Stand Up For Yourself! Tyrants Have As Much Power As You Give Them
It’s better to resist than to give in completely – share this link!
Original Kavanaugh Accuser’s ‘Witness’ Now Challenges Story
“I was told behind the scenes that certain things could be spread about me if I didn’t comply,” she said
Live: Trump Says We’re Going to Stand Up Against Media Bullies & Their Censorship
It’s also time to stand up for the Second Amendment
Omar Caught Deleting ‘Happy Father’s Day’ Tweet to Nur Said
Why would Omar suddenly delete this tweet if it’s simply a Father’s Day message from 2013?
Oil prices skyrocket 20% after attacks on Saudi plants disrupt global supply
The biggest intra-day gain in nearly 30 years
More Money Pumping Won’t Make Us Richer
Neither loose monetary policy, nor big-spending fiscal policy cannot grow an economy
New observations help explain the dimming of Tabby’s Star
A disk of debris—torn from a melting exomoon—that is accumulating and orbiting the star?
We’re Now in a Global Crisis: Refinery Attacks Threaten World War & Global Depression
Watch live HERE as the world looks on at an escalating conflict that’ll bring severe, historic repercussions
Come And Take It, Beto: You’ll Never Get Our Guns
Exercise your First Amendment rights to defend the Second Amendment with this new shirt!
In Show Of “Goodwill,” Beijing Exempts US Pork, Soybeans From Trade-War Tariffs
The decision was characterized as the latest in a series of tit-for-tat trade war deescalations