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As you make your way through the soda aisle, you may notice a lot less of the word “diet” than you used to. That’s because some diet sodas are disappearing — or at least, that packaging is gone. Instead you’ll find those beverages under their new branding: zero sugar. “Zero sugar” has replaced “diet” for many no-calorie …
Well, this isn’t the first time Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) has been caught in a lie. He said he had zero contact with the Ukraine whistleblower that set off the second impeachment circus that led to nowhere except a slew of distractions, time that could have been devoted to preparing the country for the pending …
So, Adam Schiff Doctored Text Messages for Anti-Trump Witch Hunt Jan 6th Committee? Read More »
The decision was made earlier this month by a panel of experts from the Japanese health ministry and will apply to labels of the Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines. TOKYO, Japan (LifeSiteNews) – Authorities in Japan have approved a plan to print a list of “serious side effects,” including myocarditis, on COVID-19 vaccine labels. The decision was made earlier this …
Japan adds heart inflammation warning to COVID vaccine labels Read More »
House speaker Nancy Pelosi, who is worth $114 million and just 2 months ago was railing about how capitalism has “not served us well” and “needs improving” is all of a sudden a bold advocate for free market economics. All it took was potentially taking away her (and her husband’s) stock trading privileges. Funny how that works, isn’t …
The record-shattering 9.6 percent rise in producer prices indicates a startling level of inflation inflicting the U.S. economy. Things are even worse once you get beyond the headlines. Further out on the supply chains, prices are rising even more rapidly, suggesting that product shortages and even more inflation are yet to come. When you look …
Supply Chain and Wholesale Inflation Hits 26.5%, Hottest Since 1974 Read More »
Speaking in Wilmington, Delaware on Saturday, President Joe Biden blamed the recent deadly tornado outbreak in Kentucky on “climate change.” Biden stated, “The fact is we all know everything is more intense when the climate is warming and obviously it has some impact here.” Biden’s statement is laughably inept and easily disproved. All one has to do is …
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday denied an emergency bid to block enforcement of New York’s coronavirus vaccine mandate for health care workers. The legal challenge was filed by a group of 20 doctors and nurses who argued that the state’s vaccine mandate violates the First Amendment to the Constitution because it fails to include …
Anti-critical race theory conservatives continued their impressive run on school board posts across the country over the weekend — this time snagging shocking victories in heavily Democratic Houston, Texas. Two conservative candidates running for the Houston Independent School District’s board ousted incumbent Democrats in runoff elections Saturday, the Houston Chronicle reported. In one race, a local pastor named …
Maryland schools received an average of $15,148 per student in 2019 Millions of Maryland taxpayer dollars are being spent on educating students who are not in school, according to a local report. Project Baltimore, FOX45 Baltimore’s investigative reporting team, found that 6,126 students across the state of Maryland were labeled “W50,” which means “whereabouts unknown,” in 2019. By comparison, at …
After CPI’s rise last week (which was somehow briefly seen as ‘good’ news because it was lower than a wild whisper number), Producer Prices tore up the narrative this morning printing a record breaking 9.6% YoY rise (smashing expectations of +9.2% and well above the +8.6% YoY print for October)…. Source: Bloomberg Worse still, core …
US Producer Prices explode to record high in November Read More »