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Shoigu’s Promotion Makes Perfect Sense If Seen From Putin’s Perspective

A lot of observers were surprised when the news broke on Sunday that President Putin was removing Sergey Shoigu from his post as Defense Minister, with even more jaws dropping when it turned out that he’ll then replace Nikolai...

How Ivermectin Trials Were Designed To Fail

Authored by Yuhong Dong via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), The use of ivermectin to treat COVID-19 is an ongoing debate. The central conflict is that while many doctors have reported success in using ivermectin, some studies published in major journals suggest it...

More Than $12,000 In Pork Stolen From Truck In Northeast Philadelphia While Driver Slept

Today in "signs that inflation continues to run out of control" news, more than $12,000 in pork was stolen from a Northeast Philadelphia truck in April, marking the 37th cargo theft in the area this year. The thieves made off...

Poland’s Border Fortification Buildup Has Nothing To Do With Legitimate Threat Perceptions

Polish Defense Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz announced last week that his country will build bunkers and trenches along its border with Russia and Belarus, which was followed by Prime Minister Donald Tusk confirming that security will be bolstered, including on...

Americans Now Worry About Out-Of-Control Power Bill Inflation

Tens of millions of Americans are having trouble paying their power bills as residential electricity inflation continues to run rampant. The latest data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (February's print) shows that three out of every four...

‘Swag, Computers, And Travel’: Fani In Hot Seat Again After DOJ Uncovers ‘Inconsistencies’ With $480K Grant

The Justice Department has uncovered "inconsistencies" in a $480,000 federal grant used by Fulton County DA Fani Willis, two years after she fired a whistleblower who warned against misusing it to pay for "swag," computers, and travel. According to the Washington Free Beacon,...

Berkeley Prosecutors Cut Probation Deal For Scientist Who Tried To Kill Colleague

Authored by Jonathan Turley, I have been a criminal defense attorney for my entire career, but there is a case out of Berkeley, California that is a real head scratcher... David Xu was the chief metallurgist for a company called Berkeley...

60,000 Sign Petition to Scrap National Digital ID

‘History has shown that the aggregation of personal information can lead to targeted misuse, both by state and non-state actors.’ A petition calling for the repeal of the Australian federal government’s Digital ID legislation has gathered over 60,000 signatures amidst...

How Trump Could Beat The Deep State

Authored by James Rickards via DailyReckoning.com, Let’s say that Trump wins the November election. What would a second Trump presidency actually look like? Today we’re going to investigate that question. Let’s first back up to the 2016 election. Trump ran the most incompetent...

The Delhi Chief Minister’s Anti-Russian Electioneering Is A Quid Pro Quo For Western Support

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who was just released on bail by the Supreme Court after being detained last month for suspected corruption, resorted to anti-Russian electioneering tactics as a quid pro quo for Western political support during his...
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Creative Diplomacy Can Satisfy Pezeshkian’s Three Terms For Peace

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian tweeted that he told the Russian and Pakistani leaders with whom he just spoke that...
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