China Cybersecurity Authorities Tighten Online News Content Rules
Chinese cybersecurity authorities on Tuesday announced plans to tighten rules for the country's online news service providers by requiring official licenses and state-sanctioned editors for all outlets. more »
100% of honeybee colony food found to be heavily contaminated with toxic pesticides
Cornell University examined 120 honeybee colonies placed near 30 apple orchards around New York state. The bees were allowed to forage for a few days during the flowering season. The research team then assessed each colony’s beebread to check for… more »
ICE arresting dozens of Hispanic criminals Video
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Enforcement Removal Operations (ERO) Miami Field Office conducted a law enforcement action targeting individuals who pose a threat to public safety from April 18-24, 2017. The operation was a targeted… more »
All Hell Breaks Loose In Brazil As First General Strike In 21 Years Paralyzes Nation Video
Brazil’s economy continues to deteriorate at an alarming pace. Friday Brazilian police tear-gassed demonstrators and rioters burned buses in the violent conclusion of a general strike – the first in 21 years – that shut down transport, schools and banks… more »
Washington Plans to Nuke Russia and China
It is extremely dangerous to all of mankind for Washington to convince two nuclear powers that Washington is preparing a preemptive nuclear strike against them. It is impossible to imagine a more reckless and irresponsible act. Yet this is precisely… more »
"They're Not Scared of Anything": African Apex Gang Terrorizing Australia Video
Australia's 9 News released a shocking report Monday showing how the African Apex street gang is terrorizing Melbourne and spawning a right-wing resistance movement demanding all criminal migrants be deported. more »
A Chinese Factory Slave Explains Why Manufacturing Jobs Are Never Coming Back To America No Matter What President Trump Says
Wages are unacceptable for American workers $450, per month.“Even if they relocate factories to the U.S. they’d replace workers with robots. Pegatron already uses robots to apply cameras to iPhones, and drop batteries into the devices. Robots, are more… more »
STOCKMAN: Tax plan ‘dead on arrival’ and Wall St. ‘delusional’ for believing it
David Stockman former director of the Office of Management and Budget under President Reagan:“Wall Street is totally misreading Washington,” and President Trump’s promises of tax reform will be “dead before arrival.”Of the proposed tax bill announced… more »
Korea Times: "China Bracing For Emergency Situation Involving North Korea"
South Korea's Korea Times reports a Chinese town near the border with North Korea is "urgently" recruiting Korean-Chinese interpreters, speculation China is bracing for an emergency situation involving a possible military clash between the United States… more »
AUSTRIA SEEKS TO TAX GOOGLE SEARCHES…
Austria is seeking ways to make digital services like Alphabet Inc.’s Google or Facebook Inc. pay taxes for transactions with the nation’s internet users, trying to plug gaps in a tax system still designed for brick-and-mortar business. more »
This Is What A Bank Run Looks Like: Home Capital Loses 70% Of Deposits In One Week
According to HCG's latest press release this morning, the "less than prime" Canadian mortgage lender held HISA deposits of only $391 million as of Monday, May 1; this is down C$130 million from Friday, or a reduction in the total amount by 25%. It is… more »
Tear gas, over 200 arrests at May Day clashes in Istanbul (PHOTOS, VIDEOS)
May Day rallies in Tukey’s most populous city descended into clashes with the police, as several activist groups tried to get into cordoned-off areas of the city. Over 200 people have been detained, and at least one man was reportedly killed. 40 Molotov… more »
Tear gas, Molotov cocktails in central Paris in clashes between police & protesters (VIDEO)
Clashes have erupted in Paris between police and demonstrators during May Day protests.Protesters pelted Molotov cocktails as police responded with tear gas. Several of the officers caught fire and could be seen engulfed in flames.The violence was… more »
New drug for rare childhood disease; price tag, $702,000 a year and an explosive statement from the FDA
The FDA has just approved a new drug, Brineura, for a rare childhood brain-disease known as CLN2, which progresses quickly and is considered fatal. BioMarin, the drug’s manufacturer, has pegged the yearly price of the drug for a patient at an… more »
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