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3-D printed “suicide pods” may be available for people in Switzerland was early as next year as the belief spreads that death is an acceptable treatment for suffering.Continue Reading

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An outage at Amazon last week disrupted package deliveries, silenced the Alexa personal assistant, and locked some people out of their homes. Meanwhile, police in Canada warn that Internet-connected tracking devices are being used to steal high-end vehicles.Continue Reading

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Media has reported that President Biden is presiding over the fastest growing economy in decades. This is what happens when you allow people to go back to work after crashing the economy into a wall.Continue Reading

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UK PM Boris Johnson is catching heat for announcing his Plan B response to the omicron variant, which came as news broke of three alleged parties at 10 Downing Street last Christmas in violation of COVID restrictions.Continue Reading

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The Supreme Court this week took up a case that presents the most important challenge to Roe v. Wade in at least thirty years. This case could return decisions on the legality of abortion to the states.Continue Reading

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Police in Australia mounted a manhunt to track down three teenage boys who escaped a COVID quarantine facility in the Northern Territories. Meanwhile, calls are growing in Europe and North America to make vaccines mandatory for all adults.Continue Reading

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A rash of soccer players collapsing on the field has finally caught the attention of the corporate media. Why are young, healthy athletes in the prime of life developing sudden heart issues?Continue Reading

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A new book, appropriately titled Laptop from Hell, claims that the former chairman of the defunct Chinese energy firm CEFC offered Hunter Biden $10 million a year for at least three years for “introductions alone”–presumably to his father.Continue Reading

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Darrell Brooks Jr., accused of driving his SUV into a Christmas parade in Waukesha, Wisconsin Sunday night, killing five and injuring dozens more, was released on low-cost bail twice this year—including earlier this month, when he was freed on $1,000 bond for allegedly running over a woman with the same vehicle.Continue Reading