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750,000 Households May Face Eviction If Congress Doesnt Act, Says Goldman Sachs
750,000 Households May Face Eviction If Congress Doesnt Act, Says Goldman Sachs
Anew analysis from finance firm Goldman Sachs finds that if Congress doesn’t act soon to pass an eviction moratorium, 750,000 households could face eviction in the fall and winter. The investment bank estimates that between 2.5 and 3.5 million people in ...[Read more]
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A Century Ago, Miners Fought in a Bloody Uprising. Few Know About It Today.
A Century Ago, Miners Fought in a Bloody Uprising. Few Know About It Today.
At the Battle of Blair Mountain, thousands of miners clashed with sheriff’s deputies in the largest insurrection since the Civil War. ...[Read more]
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Covid response one of UK’s worst ever public health failures
Covid response one of UK’s worst ever public health failures
Britain’s early handling of the coronavirus pandemic was one of the worst public health failures in UK history, with ministers and scientists taking a “fatalistic” approach that exacerbated the death toll, a landmark inquiry has found. ...[Read more]
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NATO used ECHELON to steal trade secrets for U.S. Corporations
NATO used ECHELON to steal trade secrets for U.S. Corporations
European Parliament document states that NATO used ECHELON, the worldwide surveillance system of NATO, was used to steal trade secrets from competing corporations for benefit of U.S. corporations. (PDF download - download and view in a PDF viewer) ...[Read more]
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Greece on the breadline: the children of Athens too hungry to do PE
Greece on the breadline: the children of Athens too hungry to do PE
In a perfect example of citizens paying the price for the excesses of the wealthy, greek students are undernourished to attend physical education classes because they cant get enough breakfast. Since the government has initiated austerity measures pushed ...[Read more]
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Israelis Protest Against War on Iran
Israelis Protest Against War on Iran
Near a thousand Israelis marched in Tel Aviv on Saturday to protest against a possible unilateral Israeli military strike on Iran, as more Israeli citizens begin to reach out to Iranians. The protest sprung up independently after a Facebook campaign by I ...[Read more]
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U.S. trained Iranian terror group on U.S. Soil
U.S. trained Iranian terror group on U.S. Soil
When the U.S. wants to fund, train, arm or otherwise align itself with a Terrorist group or state sponsor of Terror ...[Read more]
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Cuba says Cuban Government funds held by U.S. has been stolen
Cuba says Cuban Government funds held by U.S. has been stolen
arge chunks of Cuban funds held by the US as part of the blockade against the island nation have been stolen, reports Cuban newspaper Granma. Castro ...[Read more]
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Resarchers say One Out Of Every Ten Wall Street Employees Is A Psychopath
Resarchers say One Out Of Every Ten Wall Street Employees Is A Psychopath
One out of every 10 Wall Street employees is likely a clinical psychopath, writes journalist Sherree DeCovny in an upcoming issue of the trade publication CFA Magazine (subscription required). In the general population the rate is closer to one percent. ...[Read more]
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Pentagon wants to ‘reeducate’ activists in Internment Camps
Pentagon wants to ‘reeducate’ activists in Internment Camps
After reporting this week on a Pentagon-created plan for interning activists at re-education camps, questions were asked about the US Army manual that allegedly outlines the resettling of US citizens. Can Americans be sent to propaganda prisons? Now as m ...[Read more]
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A woman’s place in the world, ranked from first to last
A woman’s place in the world, ranked from first to last
Researchers from Save the Children looked at the health, education and economic status of women in 165 countries to develop the ranking, with Norway claiming the top spot and Somalia the bottom. Most of the top spots are taken by Scandinavian countries. ...[Read more]
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