Two Ukrainians Given 180 Year Prison Sentences for Refugee Smuggling in Greece
Two Ukrainian nationals were sentenced to 180 years in prison each on Friday after they were convicted by a Greek court of charges relating to smuggling refugees. Serhiy Shvayuk and Petro Lytvynchuk were convicted in Piraeus, Greece, after they were… more »
Facial Recognition Toll Booths Identify Drivers and Passengers, Notify Police Within Seconds
The state of New York is using facial recognition cameras to identify drivers and passengers at toll booths. A recent article in the New York Post revealed that toll booths use facial recognition to identify everyone. Police are also testing facial… more »
Russia Dumps Massive Amount of U.S. Treasury Holdings—Becomes World’s Largest Holder of Gold
The Russian government has drastically reduced their holdings of United States Treasury bonds, with Russian ownership of U.S. bonds declining from $96.1 billion in March to $48.7 billion in April—and then further reducing their holdings to just $14.9… more »
Trade War: Billions Of Pounds Of Meat In US Warehouses Have Nowhere To Go
There are now billions of pounds of chicken meat in warehouses in the United States with nowhere to go. More than 2.5 billion pounds of meat and poultry produced by US farmers have been stockpiled in cold-storage warehouses with the amount expected to… more »
Putin warns of consequences should Georgia and Ukraine become NATO members
Russia "is forced to react to everything that is happening around" the country, Russian President Vladimir Putin said commenting on recent reports about Georgia's and Ukraine's possible accession to NATO. Moscow would have an "extremely negative"… more »
Bavarian Police to Patrol German Border Preventing Illegal Migration - Ministry
According to Germany's interior ministry, Bavarian state police will patrol the border in order to check for migrants entering the country. In a statement issued Sunday, the ministry said that Bavarian police will be able to conduct checks along the… more »
China expands surveillance of sewage to police illegal drug use
Dozens of cities across China are applying an unusual forensic technique to monitor illegal drug use: chemically analysing sewage for traces of drugs, or their metabolites, excreted in urine. One southern city, Zhongshan, a drug hotspot, is also… more »
As Bezos Becomes Richest Man in Recorded History, Amazon Workers Go on Strike
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has just become the richest man in recorded history—surpassing $150 billion in net worth, earns around $275 million each day. Tuesday Amazon workers throughout Europe are marking "Prime Day" by walking off the job. In addition to… more »
Modern science proves that curcumin is the most effective way to prevent cancer
Curcumin which is found in abundance in turmeric, has been studied to have remarkable anti-tumor abilities; inhibited cancer cell growth and protected the body against oxidative damage triggered by injury or inflammation. It was noted that a higher… more »
Rolls-Royce is developing tiny 'cockroach' robots to crawl in and fix airplane engines
Rolls-Royce said Tuesday it is developing tiny “cockroach” robots that can crawl inside aircraft engines to spot and fix problems. The U.K. engineer said the miniature technology can improve the way maintenance is carried out by speeding up inspections… more »
Trump: NATO meeting ‘great’, Putin meeting ‘even better’, everything else ‘fake news’
“I had a great meeting with NATO. They have paid $33 Billion more and will pay hundreds of Billions of Dollars more in the future, only because of me. NATO was weak, but now it is strong again (bad for Russia). The media only says I was rude to leaders,… more »
Russian military ‘ready to work with US’ after Trump & Putin talk Syria, nuclear arms in Helsinki
The Russian military is ready to work with the US colleagues on all the areas discussed by the two presidents during the Helsinki summit, namely cooperation in Syria and mutual reduction of the strategic nuclear arsenals. “Russian Defense Ministry is… more »
EX-Malaysian PM Razak Charged With Multibillion Corruption Conspiracy - Reports
According to Reuters, the former 64-year-old Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak appeared in Malaysian court on Wednesday to face charges linked to embezzlement of millions of dollars of public money. Najib Razak was reportedly charged with three… more »
BOOM! Trump’s DOJ criminally charges 76 doctors, 23 pharmacists, 19 nurses raking in billions in medical fraud to push toxic drugs
The U.S. health care system is plagued by rampant fraud, abuse and profiteering carried out by dishonest doctors and pharmacists. In working to combat the rampant fraud, the DOJ has announced an unprecedented crackdown on medical fraud, charging over… more »
Court Decision Could Lead to EPA Banning Water Fluoridation
A federal court has denied an attempt by the Environmental Protection Agency to dismiss a lawsuit seeking to ban the use of fluoride under the Toxic Substances Control Act. The substances added to municipal water supplies known by the name fluoride are… more »
Europe threatens US with new tariffs worth $300bn as trade war escalates
US President Donald Trump recently threatened to hit imports of European cars with a 20 percent tariff if Brussels doesn’t remove levies and other trade barriers on US goods. Trump said on Sunday that the EU was “as bad” as China when it came to the way… more »
Ecuador judge orders arrest of ex-president Rafael Correa
The National Court of Justice of Ecuador has ordered the preventive detention of the country's former president Rafael Correa and requested that Interpol apprehend him for extradition. The request for Correa’s detention was filed by the country’s chief… more »
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