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The Bizarre Civil War-Stoking Impulses of the Professional-Managerial Class in the US

How Sri Lanka’s overnight flip to total organic farming has led to an economic disaster

LEARNING FROM OUR DEFEAT (1): THE ASSUMPTIONS OF DONALD RUMSFELD

City student passes 3 classes in four years, ranks near top half of class with 0.13 GPA

Update: Framing Lumber Prices Up Year-over-year

NEW DETAILS EMERGE ABOUT CORONAVIRUS RESEARCH AT CHINESE LAB

Carranza’s nepotistic amore is par for the course for corrupt de Blasio regime

Top House Republican Says Taliban Holding 6 Planes With Americans, Afghans ‘Hostage’

Rutgers bars unvaccinated students from attending virtual classes

YouTube Suppressing Any Mention of Ivermectin

As US Prepares to Ban Ivermectin for Covid-19, More Countries in Asia Begin Using It

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Taliban completes conquest of Afghanistan after seizing Panjshir

Study suggests Delta does not cause more severe childhood COVID

Poll: 70 percent of unvaccinated Americans would quit their job over exemption-less vaccine mandate

Whatever Happened to the Journalistic B.S. Detector?

JAPANESE ROCKET ENGINE EXPLODES: CONTINUOUSLY AND ON PURPOSE

Europe Needs Nord Stream 2 More Than It Likes To Admit

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Gavin Newsom recall election is turning into landslide, poll shows

Why You Can’t Find Everything You Want at Grocery Stores: Labor shortages, raw materials’ scarcity make supermarket supplies unpredictable; some executives say problems are worse than spring 2020’s dearth.

Pakistan’s Support to the Taliban is One of the Greatest Feats of Covert Intelligence

Waiting for Biden

Despite 95% vaccination rate, Cornell today has five times more COVID cases than it did this time last year

Licenses of doctors who spread harmful COVID-19 information should be at risk

Virus czar calls to begin readying for eventual 4th vaccine dose

I want to push back against the broader implication of the piece, which was summed up well by the editor-at-large of Newsweek, MSNBC’s Naveed Jamali, who argued this morning that “the pro-life movement has always been about white supremacy.”

The O.MG Cable is built for covert field-use, with features that enhance remote execution, stealth, forensics evasion, all while being able to quickly change your tooling on the fly. And, of course, it works just like a normal USB cable when not deploying payloads.

It’s still not OK to kiss your chickens or your ducklings — you could catch a salmonella infection from barnyard birds.

Rolling Stone Issues ‘Update’ After Horse Dewormer Hit-Piece Debunked

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Australian state begins use of app that dispatches police if you don’t prove your location with selfie within 15 minutes of random check

Israel fighting record breaking surge in Covid-19 cases despite high levels of vaccination

Taliban In Crisis: Why ISI Chief Faiz Hameed Rushed To Kabul

The Employment Situation is Worse than the Unemployment Rate Indicates

The U.S. Power Grid Is At Risk Of Catastrophic Failure

Stagflation rears its ugly head in US payroll data

WELL, OKAY THEN:

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NPR Trashes Free Speech. A Brief Response

More than 1 million homes and businesses in Louisiana and Mississippi could be without electricity for weeks after Hurricane Ida devastated the power grid in New Orleans and the surrounding area on Aug. 29.

According to US government reports, $787 million was spent on gender programs in Afghanistan, but that substantially understates the actual total, since gender goals were folded into practically every undertaking America made in the country.

US Withdrawal From the Middle East

Meth, Vanilla and ‘Gulags’: How China Has Overtaken the South Pacific One Island at a Time

California’s massive wildfires are doing something no wildfire has ever done before

U.S. Civil Engineers Bent the Rules to Give New Orleans Extra Protection from Hurricanes. Those Adjustments Might Have Saved the City During Ida

“Within that last 12 hours, I had four buses of American citizens outside the gate,” he said. “They were mostly pregnant women and babies, including a child with spina bifida, just all packed together waiting at the gate.”

Air Force software is so bad the guy in charge of it all is about to quit

China Is Hoarding Crude Again, And That’s Great News For Oil Prices

Northeast Pummeled with Colossal Flooding, Destructive Tornadoes

What is informed consent if your doctor is not allowed to inform you?

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Scroll down for the pictures and videos. New York, New Jersey governors declare emergencies amid flooding from Tropical Storm Ida; 8 reported dead

DoD Confirms: Rare Heart Inflammation Cases Linked to COVID-19 Vaccines

Long Covid in children ‘nowhere near scale feared’

Deficits may remain after 7-day recovery from 10 days of insufficient sleep

Biden Admin Has Lost One-Third of Illegal Alien Kids, Who May Now Be in the Hands of Traffickers

US Supreme Court allows restrictive Texas abortion law

San Fran is now literally paying people TO NOT SHOOT EACH OTHER

The Actual Number of Afghan Allies Evacuated Leaves the Biden Administration Flailing

SUNY Chancellor Denies Helping With Cuomo Memoir During Work

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Biden’s top-down booster plan sparks anger at FDA

The Militiamen’s UCAV: Mohajer-6s in Iraq

Man Can Change His Pupil Size on Demand, Something Scientists Thought Was Impossible

Social Security trust funds now projected to run out of money sooner than expected due to Covid, Treasury says

Osama bin Laden’s security chief triumphantly returns to hometown in Afghanistan

Apparently, ABC thought it was a very touching Facebook post as well. So, they did something unthinkable, according to Paul Szoldra, the editor in chief of Task and Purpose, and Duffel Blog. They stole the post, used Capt. Ball’s name and published it as an op-ed by him, titled “My fallen Marines will always be my heroes: Opinion.” They even created an “author” profile for him on their website. All without his permission.

PENTAGON BRUSHES OFF CONCERN THAT AMERICANS ARE STRANDED IN AFGHANISTAN

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California Vaccine Verification Bill Dies for Now

REPORT: 3 in 4 smear campaigns against college faculty for their expression result in punishment

Mouth-to-mouth bystander CPR is the preferable method for pediatric cardiac arrest, study says

Does Hurricane Ida Mean Higher Gas Prices?

The Semiconductor Heist Of The Century | Arm China Has Gone Completely Rogue, Operating As An Independent Company With Inhouse IP/R&D

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Nauka’s Troubled Flight—Before It Tumbled the ISS

Cecily Myart-Cruz’s Hostile Takeover of L.A.’s Public Schools

Taliban kill squad hunting down Afghans — using US biometric data

Biden breaks promise to ‘stay’ in Afghanistan until every American evacuated

As Australia’s Politicians Enforce Yet Another Lockdown, Small Businesses Keep Suffering

An otherwise dull new government report on incarceration contains a startling fact: Hispanics are slightly less likely to be jailed than whites.

Dan Crenshaw, Lara Logan Bring the Most Disturbing Reports Out of the Kabul Airport Yet

Wealthy Lobbyists Have Already Slashed Biden’s Tax Reform by Three-Quarters

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China Eyes Afghanistan’s $1 Trillion of Minerals With Risky Bet on Taliban

Justified shooting or fair game? Shooter of Ashli Babbitt makes shocking admission

A major newspaper implied that 901 Florida residents died of COVID in a single day. It was actually as low as eight.

Denmark to scrap ALL Covid-19 restrictions

More than 40 ships waiting outside LA and Long Beach setting new record

I’M NOT SO OPTIMISTIC

Calls grow to discipline doctors spreading virus misinformation

Could California End Up With a Trump-Like Governor?