Monthly Archives: May 2021

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Israel-Hamas Military Collision | An Update as of Friday May, 14th 2021

Hamas Targets Israeli Oil And Nuclear Facilities With Rocket Attacks

Israeli military accused of using media to lay trap for Hamas

Mammals Can Breathe Through Their Intestines, Unsettling Experiment Finds

Sen. Cantwell pushes for more NASA money that could help Bezos’s Blue Origin with lunar-lander contract

Drivers Are Dying In Chicago Because Cops Treat Car Chases Like Demolition Derbies

The 60-Year-Old Scientific Screwup That Helped Covid Kill

The CDC’s Big Mask Surprise Came Out of Nowhere

Touchdown for China’s Mars rover Zhu Rong after ‘nine minutes of terror’

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Rocket fire and riots in mixed Jewish-Arab towns; Netanyahu gets a new lease on political life?

Despite Gaza rockets, Israelis most concerned over internal Jewish-Arab rift

UK recognizes animals as sentient beings

Matteo Salvini avoids migrant kidnap trial

Hackers Behind U.S. Pipeline Attack Say They Lost Access To Ransom Money

Taliban control in Afghanistan expands significantly since 2018

Waking Up in the Wrong Movie

Governor Cuomo exempts faculty and staff from COVID vaccine mandate on public campuses

Armenian Leader Accuses Azerbaijan of Fresh ‘Infiltration’

China census reveals the true scale of the Northeast’s decline

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D.A. Declines To Charge Two Teens In Robbery Of Asian Women

I suspect they were inspired by the French Officers. ‘Disturbing and reckless’: Retired brass spread election lie in attack on Biden, Democrats

Carjacking victims told to pay DC tickets racked up by the criminals who took their car

Hacked Colonial Pipeline restarts amid local fuel shortages

Once Colonial Pipeline’s sprawling system is back in full operation, it will take nearly 15 days to move gasoline sitting in the Houston refining hub to the fuel-starved U.S. East Coast.Transit times for gasoline to pass through Colonial’s network of pipelines that allow oil products to flow from the U.S. Gulf Coast, up to its North Carolina hub, and then on to New York Harbor, is 14 days and 16 hours, at a speed of about 5 miles per hour, according to the most recent schedule sent to shippers. Diesel and jet fuel, heavier and more dense products, need about 19 days to make the same trip that spans about 1,600 miles through the busiest pipeline system in America.

The Navy’s Knives Must Come Out

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DarkSide Ransomware Hit Colonial Pipeline—and Created an Unholy Mess

Heart disease and obesity driven by liver function – new study

China demographic crisis looms as population growth slips to slowest ever

The working-class revolt against Labour

Starting a Pandemic in Order to Prevent One

This is the second letter. French soldiers claim ‘civil war is brewing’ due to Emmanuel Macron’s handling of Islamism

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Pipeline shutdown could lead to price spikes, shortages — and problems for East Coast airports

‘Conspiracy is hard’: Inside the Trump administration’s secret plan to kill Qassem Soleimani

Research challenges decades-old understanding of how we hear sound

California’s New Math Framework Demands Educators ‘Teach Toward Social Justice’

Cuomo in More Hot Water as Investigation Widens to Include Using Vaccine for Political Gain

Big Tech’s Censors Come for Science

How science has been corrupted

Democrats hit crucial stretch as filibuster fight looms

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Ransomware cyberattack shuts down major US pipeline, company says

Big Tech’s Monopoly Creep

‘It’s like the embers in a barbecue pit.’ Nuclear reactions are smoldering again at Chernobyl

Mexico City Is Sinking at an Alarming And Largely Unstoppable Rate, New Data Finds

Grapefruit Is One of the Weirdest Fruits on the Planet

‘A dirty business’: how one drug is turning Syria into a narco-state

Full FDA Approval Of Pfizer’s Covid Shot Could Make Vaccine Mandates More Likely

With Blood Pressure, Lower Is Not Always Better

The economy surprises the “experts” – again