4 May 2020 CBS PITTSBURGH — A researcher killed in an apparent murder-suicide was close to “making very significant findings” related to the coronavirus, his department at the University of Pittsburgh said. Two shootings that happened over […]
By Tyler Jett | 5 May 2020 DES MOINES REGISTER — Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller joined other state attorneys general in calling Tuesday for a federal investigation into suspected price fixing among beef processors. In a letter […]
By Tyler Durden | 1 May 2020 ZERO HEDGE — Now that the first domesticated dog has tested positive for for the novel coronavirus, joining at least one tiger at the Bronx Zoo, it’s probably worth […]
He’s Neil Ferguson: the ghost in the machine. Why do governments salute when he predicts a pandemic and tells them to lock down their countries? Does anyone care about his past? Why does he still […]
By Tyler Durden | ZERO HEDGE — Wholesale American beef prices jumped 6% to a record high of $330.82 per 100 pounds, a 62% increase from the lows in February, according to Bloomberg, citing new USDA […]
By Brian Bakst | 3 April 2020 MPR NEWS — With rare exceptions, Minnesota officials have decided against postmortem testing to determine if undiagnosed people who died from severe respiratory problems were infected with COVID-19. […]
April 2020 STATION GOSSIP — Smithfield Foods, the largest pork producer in the world, is expected to shut down a fifth processing plant where dozens of employees have fallen ill with COVID-19. Virginia-based Smithfield, which is […]
‘Builders are wanting extensions on their accounts. Builders are asking for better margins. Buyers are down by 50% to 60%. Employees are scared and do not want to work. Everything we do is taking twice […]
Unlike its neighbors, Sweden did not impose a lockdown amid the coronavirus outbreak. The strategy — aimed at building a broad-base of immunity while protecting at-risk groups like the elderly — has proved controversial. But […]
Some plague By Marko Marjanović | 27 April 2020 ANTI-EMPIRE — US prisons that “house” 2.3 million people are seemingly surprisingly clear of Covid-19 infections: Reuters surveyed all 50 state prison systems. Of the 30 that […]
By Jack Burns | 24 April 2020 ACTIVIST POST — Two Texas police officers went undercover in an elaborate sting operation to catch citizens giving salon services for money in their own home. The cops posed […]
Credit-card debt kept many consumers afloat. Now that the debt bubble is bursting, lenders and borrowers alike are preparing for pain. By AnnaMaria Andriotis and Orla McCaffrey | 25 April 2020 THE WALL STREET JOURNAL […]
By Kathleen Pender | 25 April 2020 SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE — Within the next couple of weeks, California’s unemployment insurance fund — which was the most-insolvent state fund coming into the coronavirus crisis — will run […]
25 April 2020 THE TRUTH SEEKER — One thing the coronavirus outbreak has taught us is that we have limited resources, at least when it comes to funding. Consider that the funds set aside for small […]
By Brandon Smith | 24 July 2019 ALT-MARKET — In the months leading up to the 2016 election I had been predicting a Trump win based on a particular theory which I believe still holds true today […]
By Ethan Huff | 24 May 2019 NATURAL NEWS — Some mainstream media pundits are finally beginning to notice a disturbing trend that we’ve been warning about here at Natural News for quite some time now: the trend […]
25 April 2020 BLOOMBERG QUINT — Almost 1,000 U.S. Department of Agriculture food inspectors, or about 15% of the workforce, are off the job as the coronavirus outbreak left workers sick, quarantined or facing a high […]
By Bryce Covert | 24 April 2020 THE INTERCEPT — Randy George had never laid anyone off in his 20 years running his bakery and café in Middlesex, Vermont. But after Vermont Gov. Phil Scott shut down restaurants […]
By Matt Agorist | 21 April 2020 FREE THOUGHT PROJECT — The Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.) program should better be called an hilarious exercise in how not to convince kids to keep away from substances […]
Businesses are angry big firms got loans meant for them Eroding faith in fairness threatens repeat of 2008 reaction By Bob Ivry, Sonali Basak and Emma Kinery | 24 April 2020 BLOOMBERG — Robyn Shultz was […]
She says Ghislaine Maxwell told her the Rothschilds were the greatest protector of her family. By Derrick Broze | 22 April 2020 THE MIND UNLEASHED — In a brand new interview, Maria Farmer shares new details […]
‘It’s going to be a long road, but there is hope,’ says Masstown, N.S., resident By Alex Cooke | 20 April 2020 CBC — Over the weekend, Tonya Dort found herself in a nightmare she hoped […]
By Tyler Durden | 19 October 2018 ZERO HEDGE — San Francisco’s poo- and needle-filled streets have competition for the state’s most squalid, as LA’s skid row — home to over 4,000 transients — is now a “typhus […]
By Tyler Durden | 25 April 2020 ZERO HEDGE — Goldman Sachs had itself one of those patented bouts of good luck that you only see on Wall Street – for one reason or another. The investment banking […]
By Samantha Chang | 22 April 2020 BUSINESS & POLITICS REVIEW — Idaho mom Sarah Brady was arrested after she refused to leave a playground that had been closed due to nationwide coronavirus lockdowns. Brady was charged […]
By Tyler Durden | 24 April 2020 ZERO HEDGE — Update (April 24): At least ten meatpacking facilities have shuttered operations over the last several weeks, stoking fears of imminent food shortages across the country. Hormel Foods […]
By G. Edward Griffin | 22 April 2020 NEED TO KNOW (CNS) — Dr. Anthony Fauci, head of president Trump’s coronavirus task force, is demanding that people ‘shelter in place’ and practice ‘social distancing’ but, […]
By Tyler Durden | 22 April 2020 ZERO HEDGE — While JPMorgan provided loans to virtually all of their commercial banking customers who applied for coronavirus relief through the small business program, their business banking unit – […]
By Tyler Durden | 22 April 2020 ZERO HEDGE — For the first time since World War II, Munich’s iconic Oktoberfest has been canceled, a significant blow to Germany’s tourism and beer industry, reported Bloomberg. “We agreed […]
By Natalie Dagenhardt | 21 April 2020 RIGHT JOURNALISM — President Trump, in an interview on “Hannity” last week, slammed the World Health Organization (WHO) for its “China-centric” views, adding the global health agency’s projections and […]
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