The Washington Post this week ran a surprisingly negative report about the war in Ukraine, describing Ukrainian forces as poorly trained, equipped, and commanded. It appears the narrative is shifting to prepare for Russia’s victory in the Donbass.Continue Reading
A devastating fire hit a poultry farm in Minnesota that supplies the nation’s largest supermarkets with three million eggs a day. This is the latest in a string of mystery fires and explosions to hit dozens of food processing plants in North America over the past year.Continue Reading
Inflation hit 8.5% in April, led by increases in food, fuel, and airline fares, surprising experts who expected surging prices to cool.Continue Reading
The Pentagon said last week it provided the intelligence used by Ukraine to kill 12 Russian generals and Russia’s Black Sea flagship, the Moskva. This raises the question of where, exactly, is Putin’s “red line” regarding American involvement in that war?
The Centers for Disease Control paid nearly half a million dollars for mobile phone data to track compliance with lockdowns during the pandemic. Needless to say, digital privacy advocates are alarmed.Continue Reading
Russia tested a new ICBM nicknamed the Satan-2 Wednesday that reportedly has the power to destroy an area the size of Texas.Continue Reading
Ukraine took delivery of more fighter jets while the Biden Administration prepares another $800 million package of weapons for the war against Russia.Continue Reading
Russia’s Black Sea flagship, the Moskva, may have taken a sliver of wood purportedly from the cross of the Crucifixion to the bottom of the Black Sea when it sank a week ago.Continue Reading
A French journalist who traveled to Ukraine with volunteers for the International Brigade found that the Ukrainian army appears to be run by Americans.Continue Reading
A new study, surprisingly reported by mainstream media (!), shows that states with the harshest COVID-19 policies had the most devastating impact on the public.Continue Reading