Sperling's shift to senior economic adviser to Harris’ policy team was revealed by White House officials under the condition of anonymity White House senior economic adviser Gene Sperling has just left the Biden administration to work with Vice President Kamala…
La primera ministra abandonó el país tras dimitir luego del día más mortífero de las protestas en el que fallecieron unas 100 personas. El jefe del ejército anunció un gobierno interino.
The Democrats posted an image of the 2008 DNC, potentially implying that the ruling family of the party hasn't changed since 16 years ago. A post on the official Democrat Party X (formally Twitter) account on Sunday showed an image…
“Whatever demands you have, we will fulfill and bring back peace to the nation," says army chief. "The military will not fire at anyone, the police will not fire at anyone, I have given orders." The prime minister of Bangladesh,…
Planned economic plunge could trigger mass unrest the elite need to complete Big Brother spy state Stock markets across the globe opened the week suffering massive losses, with Japan and Taiwan being hit the hardest. Japan’s Nikkei Stock Average closed…
Quiet Skies and the TSA keeps America safe from former elected representatives and infant babies, because terrorism comes in all shapes and forms these days. Federal Air Marshal whistleblowers have allegedly reported that former U.S. Representative and 2020 Presidential candidate…
Pasar platos e ingredientes de la nevera al congelador y viceversa puede ser totalmente seguro, siempre que sigas algunas pautas.
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One of the world’s most widely used pesticides, called atrazine, interferes with the reproduction of animals and can turn male frogs into females. What are “gay chemicals?” Can chemicals and drugs in food and medicine turn a boy into a…
Plaintiffs in religious exemption lawsuits in Philadelphia and Connecticut this week received favorable rulings. Since May, at least 10 appellate courts have issued decisions in favor of employees who sued their employers over COVID-19 religious or moral exemptions or policies.…
