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Russian Bombers Fly Near Alaskan Coast for Second Day in a Row

When Federal Grants Come With Vaccine Mandates

Shocking study reveals your doctor is WRONG 88% of the time… second opinions rarely agree with your first diagnosis

Millions Of School-Issued Computers Are Spying On Kids Without Parental Consent

George Osborne the journalist has accepted that this is the end of the road for George Osborne the politician

Read this and you’ll never eat aeroplane food again! It’s part-cooked on the ground, left in a fridge for up to 5 days – then NUKED onboard to make sure it’s completely frazzled

On April 23, French voters could drive the entire European Union into its grave. Doug Casey and I recently discussed this historic election—and why it matters to US investors. Nick Giambruno: Doug, you predicted the fall of the European Union a few years ago. What has changed since then? Doug Casey: Well, what’s changed is that the entire situation has gotten much worse. The inevitable has now become imminent. The European Union evolved, devolved actually, from basically a free trade pact among a few countries to a giant, dysfunctional, overreaching bureaucracy. Free trade is an excellent idea. However, you don’t need to … Continue reading →

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The Department of Justice should keep the public informed about the results of former President Barack Obama’s decision to grant early releases to 1,715 convicts, says a former federal prosecutor. “What [Attorney General Jeff] Sessions Justice Department needs to do now is track the hundreds of fellows who got these pardons and commutations,” said former federal prosecutor Bill Otis. “With overall recidivism rates for drug offenses already being 77 percent, I think we have a pretty good idea, but [the public] should get specifics: How many of these guys re-offend; what’s the nature of the new crime; were there related violent … Continue reading →

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[Classic: September 28, 1999] – Ignorance is often hidden behind an urbane surface. Many otherwise educated people lack the most elementary understanding of certain subjects. One of these is religion. When I was an aspiring Shakespeare scholar during my college days, I was surprised to find that most commentators on Hamlet missed the play’s religious aspect. Prince Hamlet is evidently a Catholic, but he has been a student at Wittenberg, home of the Reformation. He puns on the Diet of Worms. His father’s ghost laments that he was murdered without a chance to receive the sacraments, a fact Hamlet recalls … Continue reading →

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ReadyNutrition fans, this segment is going to cover five weapons in particular that you should familiarize yourself with and train up on.  You don’t necessarily have to buy these weapons or even know a private individual that has them, although either case would benefit you.  One of the suggestions I make will depend heavily on the state you reside in.  There are many gun shops and firearms ranges that will “rent” a weapon to you…even full-automatic weapons…for use in their range.  Let’s cover five weapons that it would behoove you to train on: two pistols, two rifles, and a shotgun. … Continue reading →

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Drinking beetroot juice before exercise could take years off your brain. Combining the drink with exercise strengthens certain regions of the brain, making it appear more youthful and potentially preventing the organ’s decline. This finding could help people who are at-risk of brain deterioration to remain functionally independent, such as those with a family history of dementia. Beetroot juice’s power likely lies in its nitric oxide content, which both increases blood flow to the brain and improves exercise performance. Study author Professor Jack Rejeski, said: ‘Nitric oxide is a really powerful molecule. It goes to the areas of the body … Continue reading →

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American academia markets itself as progressive if not downright radical. For example, here’s a self-description by an assistant professor of Critical Identity Studies at Beloit College: She intervenes in popular visual media like reality television to interrogate how time moves and for whom to catalog desire and identification as taxonomy and type. Her preferred gender pronouns are she/her. Since the downfall of the Gestapo, nobody has treasured the verb “interrogate” as much as postmodern academics. The Hitlerian vocabulary of Studies professors suggests that although we hear so much about the dangers of the “alt-right,” we ought to learn more about … Continue reading →

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NEW YORK—Things that I once loved (Fifth Avenue and 57th Street, brownstone terraces on hot summer afternoons, cold beer and fried eggs on 59th and 5th at 5 a.m. after a night of carousing, the Sherry-Netherland) and miss today have grown ever more monumental upon reflection. I suppose it’s normal, missing things you loved when you were young, yet I still can’t get over how the people have changed; for the worse, needless to say. The city is at its best very early in the morning, the asphalt glistening after the rain, or the water trucks washing the avenues, the … Continue reading →

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