US spying all over world unacceptable, intolerable

US spying all over world unacceptable, intolerable

US spying all over world unacceptable, intolerable, China foreign ministry says. China says it is definitely “unacceptable and intolerable” that the US is spying on the leaders of its European allies and others around the world, stressing that Washington should be brought...
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Mafia killer Giovanni Brusca who killed 150 people, released from prison

Mafia killer Giovanni Brusca who killed 150 people, released from prison

The mafia killer Giovanni Brusca, released from prison after 25 years for the benefits of the laws on the repentant of the Sicilian Cosa Nostra. Brusca, the sixty-four year old from San Giuseppe Jato, in the Palermo area, one of...
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Biden Stops Trump’s Arctic Oil Horror

Biden Stops Trump’s Arctic Oil Horror

The Biden administration on Tuesday suspended oil and gas leases in Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, reversing a drilling program approved by the Trump administration and reviving a political fight over a remote region that is home to polar bears...
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One healthy and delicious way to cut your risk of Type 2 diabetes

One healthy and delicious way to cut your risk of Type 2 diabetes

An estimated 374 million people in the world are at increased risk of developing Type 2 diabetes, researchers say. Grab a piece of fruit, not a sugary drink. That’s the takeaway from a new study, released Wednesday, looking at one...
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Stagflation Signals Soaring

Stagflation Signals Soaring

Stagflation signals soaring as factory orders tumbled in April. For the first time since April 2020, US Manufacturers new orders fell in April. The 0.6% MoM drop was triple the expected 0.2% MoM drop.    
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These 3 Giant Financial Entities Control 88% Of S&P 500-Listed Companies

These 3 Giant Financial Entities Control 88% Of S&P 500-Listed Companies

There is no question that large corporations absolutely dominate our society today.  They control what we eat, they control what we watch on television, they own most of the stores that we shop at, they provide the energy that our...
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Supreme Court won’t hear J&J’s appeal of $2 billion baby powder verdict

Supreme Court won’t hear J&J’s appeal of $2 billion baby powder verdict

The Supreme Court declined Tuesday to take up Johnson & Johnson’s appeal of a multibillion-dollar verdict in favor of women who said they developed ovarian cancer from using the company’s talcum powder products. The company argued that it did...
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Hundreds of musicians sign letter pledging to boycott Israel over Palestinian lands occupation

Hundreds of musicians sign letter pledging to boycott Israel over Palestinian lands occupation

Hundreds of international musicians have signed on to an open letter that calls upon other artists to boycott performances in Israel until the Tel Aviv regime puts an end to its occupation of Palestinian territories, which have been under Israeli...
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Russia Has Oil Reserves At Least Until 2080

Russia Has Oil Reserves At Least Until 2080

Russia’s oil reserves will last until 2080 at the current pace of annual production, Natural Resources Minister Alexander Kozlov told Russian outlet RBC in an interview this week. Russia also has natural gas reserves for another 103 years of annual product...
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Prof. Luc Montagnier: Covid vaccines creating new variants

Prof. Luc Montagnier: Covid vaccines creating new variants

Luc Montagnier, a French virologist and recipient of the 2008 Nobel Prize in Medicine for his discovery of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), has made a startling claim that Covid-19 vaccines are creating new variants in various parts of the...
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US Home Prices Explode At Fastest Pace Since 2013

US Home Prices Explode At Fastest Pace Since 2013

“In real terms, home prices have never been so high. My data goes back over 100 years, so this is something,” Nobel prize-winning economist Robert Shiller told CNBC’s “Trading Nation” earlier this week and according to Case-Sh...
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21 Ultrarunners “Froze To Death” In Extreme Weather

21 Ultrarunners “Froze To Death” In Extreme Weather

The Chinese media announced on May 23 that 21 athletes, including China’s marathon champions, died at the Gansu ultramarathon due to the extreme weather. The death list includes Liang Jing, 31, China’s ultramarathon record holder, Huang Guanjun, 34, winne...
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Greenpeace to stop accepting Bitcoin donations

Greenpeace to stop accepting Bitcoin donations

Greenpeace to stop accepting Bitcoin donations over environmental concerns. roof of work is proof of burning,” is fast becoming the dominant view of Bitcoin (BTC) among those who are serious about tackling the climate crisis. The words are from a...
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Putin orders plan for evacuation of Russians from Gaza

Putin orders plan for evacuation of Russians from Gaza

Putin orders plan for evacuation of Russians from Gaza as Moscow warns Israel that more civilian casualties are unacceptable. Russia is preparing for a potential mission to rescue its own citizens, and those of former Soviet states, from war-torn Gaza...
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Neandertal DNA shows two waves of migration across Eurasia

Neandertal DNA shows two waves of migration across Eurasia

Neandertal DNA recovered from cave mud reveals that these ancient humans spread across Eurasia in two different waves. Analysis of genetic material from three caves in two countries suggests an early wave of Neandertals about 135,000 years ago may have been ...
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