Zero Hedge | Reuters is now reporting that more than a dozen US senators have demanded the Trump administration to halt the Commerce Department from issuing licenses to US firms that conduct business with Huawei.
Zero Hedge | A ‘mega dump’ in China has reached capacity 25 years sooner than anticipated after receiving far more trash per day than originally planned, according to the BBC.
Paul Joseph Watson | So much for the tolerant left.
Zero Hedge | NATO intends to make space an “operational domain” along with air, land, sea and cyber, according to Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg.
Prison Planet.com | Science deniers.
RT | NASA is currently tracking three near-Earth objects (NEOs) due to fly past the Earth on November 20. Worryingly, two of the three were only spotted this past weekend, once again raising tensions over planetary defense.
Daily Caller | Over 250 news outlets and journalists partnered with Columbia University School of Journalism’s flagship magazine to shape control of “climate crisis” coverage in the lead up to the United Nations climate conference.
RT | Belief in a flat Earth is becoming fashionable.
Daily Mail | Privacy advocates used Amazon’s facial recognition to scan thousands of random faces around Capitol Hill in Washington DC to highlight the dangers of this technologies surveillance capabilities.
Mac Slavo | According to one person who studies the “global systems’ death spiral,” if the elitists and ruling class don’t kill us off, something else might.
Paul Joseph Watson | Live on an insect diet like people in war-torn hellhole Congo to ‘save the planet’.
Zero Hedge | Google is doing the bare minimum to meet regulators’ demands.
RT | The highly divisive 16-year-old climate activist doesn’t even need to say anything for someone, somewhere to be triggered by her, or in this case a s**tpost in extremely poor taste.
Prison Planet.com | Groundbreaking technology which has the potential to render objects and even people “invisible” is on the verge of becoming a reality.
Daily Mail | Facebook has yet again come under fire for invading its member’s privacy.