US Military on High Alert Ahead of Trump’s Announcement to Move US Embassy to Jerusalem
Three “days of rage” planned in response to controversial decision.
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Three “days of rage” planned in response to controversial decision.
Paul Joseph Watson | Three “days of rage” planned in response to controversial decision.
Bloomberg | An official Chinese newspaper near North Korea has published a page of articles on coping with nuclear attacks, in a sign of growing anxiety over Kim Jong Un’s weapons program.
Daily Caller | Former President Bill Clinton and First Lady Hillary Clinton were key players in a Democratic cover-up.
Zero Hedge | “There is no doubt that Prince and Maguire were working together.”
Sputnik | A team of Canadian and European astronomers has discovered that a distant exoplanet known as K2-18b may be a scaled up version of Earth.
RT | The price of bitcoin has surged to a new all-time high of $13,200 at 11:04 GMT on Wednesday. The world’s first cryptocurrency has nearly doubled in price over the past month.
Campus Reform | At least one Kutztown University professor offered students extra credit Tuesday to participate in a rally against the GOP tax plan.
Campus Reform | “The attack on critical scholars within US universities has greatly accelerated with the election, statements, and actions of Donald Trump.”
Truth Revolt | “The president’s strategy on refugees is guided first and foremost by the safety and security of the American people.”
spencerfernando.com | Motion also called for condemning the horrific acts perpetrated by ISIS, yet the Liberals voted against it.
Michael Snyder | At one elementary school in California, 96 percent of the students are not proficient in either English or math.
Breitbart | British security services have foiled an Islamist plot to blow up Prime Minister Theresa May, Sky News reported on Tuesday.
London Telegraph | Being called a “snowflake” is damaging to mental health, young people say.
“Republicans and Trump supporters are also far more likely to endorse extreme claims about media fabrication.”