Aggregated news and blog articles from around the Web.
While landlords are muttering, ‘And this too shall pass.’ By Wolf Richter | 10 December 2020 WOLF STREET — The award-winning luxury-apartment property NEMA San Francisco, with 754 units in four linked towers completed in 2013, […]
By Tyler Durden | 9 December 2020 ZERO HEDGE — Facebook shares are extending their losses today as US antitrust officials and a coalition of a states sued the social media company for allegedly abusing its […]
8 December 2020 HENRY MAKOW — According to the Center for Disease Control document of 26 July 2020 – an unspecified number of Americans will be classified as “high-risk” for Covid-19 in 2021 and sent, willing or […]
Police violence against blacks ‘may contribute to feelings of distrust or powerlessness’ By Greg Piper | 8 December 2020 THE COLLEGE FIX — One of the amazing things we learned in 2020 is that the novel […]
By Anthony Furey | 5 December 2020 TORONTO SUN — Back in February, I wrote a column with the now-quaint headline: “Expect the coronavirus to bring ‘social distancing’ to Canada.” It’s hard to believe now, but […]
By Patty McMurray | 6 December 2020 GATEWAY PUNDIT — On Friday, Kristina Karamo, host of the Kristina Karamo Project, Dr. Linda Lee Tarver a 29-year former Secretary of State election integrity liaison, and Angelic Johnson, went to Lansing, […]
Security lapse the latest privacy issue for the social-media giant By Jeff Horwitz and Robert McMillan | 21 March 2019 THE WALL STREET JOURNAL — Facebook Inc. for years stored hundreds of millions of user passwords in a […]
By Tyler Durden | 7 December 2020 ZERO HEDGE — UPDATE: After getting pummeled on Twitter, the CTU attempts a backpedal. No one’s buying it… Fair enough. Complex issue. Requires nuance. And much more discussion. More important, […]
‘That has to be the number one priority: to get vaccines in the hands in as much of the global population as possible, and then connecting this to a COVID passport’ By Steve Watson | […]
Well, not markets. Fed-managed paper exchange. By Wolf Richter | 4 December 2020 WOLF STREET — Never mind the Pandemic or the huge blob of corporate debt that even the Fed publicly fretted about before the […]
By Zachary Stieber | 28 November 2020 THE EPOCH TIMES — A group that received hundreds of millions of dollars from Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is accused in post-election lawsuits of contributing to constitutional violations in key battleground states. The […]
By Wilfred Reilly | 7 December 2020 QUILLETTE — The claim that there’s an “epidemic” of fatal anti-transgender violence in the United States has been made widely in recent years. A Google search for the phrase […]
By Sean Burch | 4 November 2020 YAHOO! NEWS (THE WRAP) — Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg changed the platform’s algorithm following the 2020 election to highlight outlets like CNN, the New York Times and NPR, according […]
By Chris Tomlinson | 3 December 2020 BREITBART — The European Commission has released a set of Christmas Wuhan coronavirus guidelines including a proposal to ban communal singing. The Commission guidelines were released on Wednesday and included […]
By Tyler Durden | 4 December 2020 ZERO HEDGE — As [Los Angeles’ first Jewish] Mayor Eric Garcetti kicks off the most restrictive lockdown in the country in the City of Angels, it appears even […]
A safety instructions document published by the UK government states ‘For women of childbearing age, pregnancy should be excluded before vaccination’ By Dorothy Cummings McLean | 4 December 2020 LIFE SITE NEWS — Government produced safety instructions […]
The exiled archbishop had harsh words for the ‘Great Reset’ and those seeking to implement it. By Carlo Maria Viganò, Archbishop | 3 December 2020 “O God, you are awesome from your sanctuary; the God […]
Suggests those who don’t take the shot will have to wear masks. By Paul Joseph Watson | 4 December 2020 SUMMIT NEWS — Ontario’s Chief Medical Officer says that those who refuse to take the COVID […]
WHO issues new guidelines advising everyone to wear masks everywhere despite admitting they do nothing By Steve Watson | 3 December 2020 SUMMIT NEWS — The UK’s deputy chief medical officer warned Wednesday that despite the […]
Massive environmental impacts of bioreactor technology ignored in media techno-hype 2 December 2020 GM WATCH — The article below offers a largely uncritical view of lab-grown fake meat, which has just been approved in Singapore. The […]
By Tyler Durden | 1 December 2020 ZERO HEDGE — With Moderna officially filing for expedited approval from the FDA yesterday, and Pfizer following up by announcing early Tuesday in the New York morning, With vaccine […]
By Tyler Durden | 1 December 2020 ZERO HEDGE — It’s not just New York that is facing draconian cuts to its mass transit infrastructure and workforce as the city slides into financial ruin: the country’s capital is […]
Leaked documents revealed soldiers are already monitoring cyberspace The British Army’s Information Warfare Unit will tackle anti-virus propaganda It comes amid a rise in the number of anti-lockdown protests around Britain The defence cultural specialist […]
By Adam Beam | 1 December 2020 ASSOCIATED PRESS — California sent about $400 million in fraudulent unemployment benefit payments to state prisoners, a state official said Tuesday, nearly triple the amount disclosed last week and […]
Analysts say this will have a long and profound impact on the economy for many years to come By Steve Watson | 30 November 2020 SUMMIT NEWS — Research has concluded that the US will […]
‘The United States has reached a tipping point: The damage done to schoolchildren with scarce resources is likely to be irreparable.’ By Joy Pullmann | 30 November 2020 THE FEDERALIST — As report cards begin to […]
By Stacey Lennox | 29 November 2020 PJ MEDIA — Better late than never. Perhaps because he believes Joe Biden will be inaugurated in January, Dr. Fauci is finally admitting that children do not get terribly […]
‘We don’t need a police force. We don’t need a secret Stasi to go after the neighbor that isn’t wearing his mask on a park bench. We have families who are willing to do that.’ […]
By Jorge Fitz-Gibbon | 29 November 2020 NEW YORK POST — It has been a bad year for ma and pa. Nearly one-third of small businesses in New York and New Jersey remain closed since January […]
By Mike Stone | 30 November 2020 HENRY MAKOW — Nothing is more beautiful than a bride on her wedding day, and no window display is more beautiful than the one at the bridal shop down […]