Ray Dalio repeated his claim that the possibility of a second Civil War is growing There could be a 40% chance of a new US civil war breaking out, according to billionaire investor Ray Dalio. In an interview with the…
Two men attempted to enter the a Marine base in a box truck Two Jordanian nationals who were detained after allegedly trying to ram their way onto a Marine base in Quantico, may have been executing a “dry run” for…
The former New York mayor was celebrating with friends when he was served with the indictment Former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani was served with a fresh indictment, from Arizona, during his 80th birthday party, in Palm Beach. According to…
Una confluencia de factores como el cambio climático, la expansión urbanística y una infraestructura deficiente ha llevado a la capital mexicana al borde de una severa crisis de agua.
John Barnett died of a gunshot wound to the head after testifying against his former employer A former Boeing manager who was found dead in South Carolina after giving extensive testimony against the scandal-ridden company, killed himself, according to a…
Yet another rolling disaster for the nation's food supply chain The nation’s food supply chain remains under stress. We’ve been sounding the alarm on America’s beef cattle supply dwindling to the lowest levels in over half a century. Now, Bloomberg reports that dairy…
Adnan Deumic reportedly "collapsed of a suspected cardiac arrest" and did not respond to medical treatment A credit trader from Bank of America who was just 25 years old died suddenly on Thursday night while playing soccer at an industry…
Trump suggested President Biden would be on performance-boosting drugs at the two presidential debates unless he is tested Donald Trump said he would demand a drug test on Joe Biden as a condition for debating him, at a GOP dinner…
West Virginia is right to not promote foreign immigration to solve state's 'dilemmas' Paul Kiernan has an article in the Wall Street Journal about West Virginia. Why is the state against mass immigration? Well, we know the WSJ has long championed mass…
City's new policy is aimed at ensuring the “neutrality” of public office Poland’s capital has instructed civil servants not to display crucifixes and other religious symbols at Warsaw City Hall, sparking backlash from conservative groups. According to the Gazeta Wyborcza…
