‘With Super Bowl 50 just weeks away, host city San Francisco is struggling to move its homeless into shelters and out of the eye of the media. Workers have been sent to the Embarcadero to help transients find shelter away from the future Super Bowl Fan Village. According to Bloomberg Politics, San Francisco officials are […]

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‘Israeli forces shoot dead a young Palestinian girl in northeastern al-Quds (Jerusalem) after she allegedly attempted to stab a soldier. The victim was gunned down on Saturday after she allegedly stabbed the Israeli soldier in the so-called Anatot settlement, Palestinian Arabic-language Safa news agency reported. Tensions have been running high across the occupied Palestinian lands […]

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‘New Jersey’s governor declared a state of emergency over a large blizzard threatening to dump up to two feet of snow on the state and flood the coast, but said there was no need for evacuations. So far, nine people have died in the deadly snowstorm. The fatalities have occurred in accidents as Storm Jonas […]

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At the World Economic Forum, keynoter Joe Biden warned global elites that the unraveling of the middle class in America and Europe has provided “fertile terrain for reactionary politicians, demagogues peddling xenophobia, anti-immigration, nationalist, isolationist views.” Evidence of a nationalist backlash, said Biden, may be seen in the third parties arising across Europe, and in the U.S. primaries. But set aside Joe’s slurs — demagogues, xenophobia. Who really belongs in the dock here? Who caused this crisis of political legitimacy now gripping the nations of the West? Was it Donald Trump, who gives voice to the anger of those who … Continue reading →

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The apocalypse may be a popular subject of sci-fi films, but there are some very real scientific theories in danger of becoming reality. These include being blown to smithereens as an asteroid smashes into Earth and a highly infectious pandemic that wipes out huge swathes of the global population within days. However, the most probable is the eruption of a supervolcano, according to a feature in How It Works magazine, which details seven of the most devastating scenarios and threats facing mankind. A SUPERVOLCANO BLOWS Supervolcanoes are the leviathans of volcanism. Defined by their ability to blast more than 240 cubic … Continue reading →

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A host on bubblevision this afternoon noted that the S&P 500 is now down $2 trillion for the year and wondered if his panel could explain “what’s happened since January 1st?” The implication, of course, was that since no new recessions have started—- nor have any new wars been declared, polar glaciers melted or Wall Street banks gone down for the count——that the market’s worst ever start of the year was surely overdone. Maybe it was even BTFD time again. Then again, maybe the outlook is just as bad as it was before January 1st, but that the outlookers have acquired a new outlook. Stated more baldly, perhaps the sleepwalkers … Continue reading →

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Those who try to understand military policy often confuse themselves by focusing on minor matters such as strategy, tactics, logistics, and armament. Here they err. For years the central goal of the military, the brass ring, has been independence from control by civilians. It has been achieved. In time of war, the first concern of thecommand is to limit the flow of information to their publics. The actions of the enemy are an important but secondary consideration. Thus militaries strive  to prevent the dissemination of photos of mutilated soldiers or, as in Washington today, of governmentally tortured prisoners. In the United States, which characteristically … Continue reading →

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By Dr. Mercola Eighty percent of people will experience back pain at some point during their lives. It’s one of the most common health challenges, yet many people fail to find lasting relief, even after seeking medical help. If you visit a doctor for back pain, you’re likely to receive a prescription as a solution. Acetaminophen (Tylenol) is the recommended first-line drug treatment for back pain, despite the fact that a recent systematic review and meta-analysis found it to be ineffective for this purpose.1 Chris Maher, a physical therapist and researcher at the University of Sydney in Australia told NPR:2 … Continue reading →

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