By Tyler Durden As we discussed yesterday, when looking at the recent dip in sky-high container shipping rates, there was some fleeting hope that Southern…
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By Tyler Durden The country’s labor shortage is hitting home a little bit more for one Chicago-based pizzeria. This past weekend, the restaurant couldn’t open…
By Stansberry Research Soon the Federal Reserve will manufacture a central bank digital currency that will be internationally sanctioned, different than Bitcoin and private cryptos,…
By Tyler Durden As Australia continues to ease COVID restrictions, three major supermarket chains in the country are preparing to adopt a vaccine mandate that…
By The Conscious Resistance Derrick Broze talks with Ryan Cristián of The Last American Vagabond about the recent United Nations Food Systems Summit and the…
Altman has shown himself to be both a Technocrat and Transhuman, convinced that Universal Basic Income is the answer to job-displacing automation, AI and robots….
By B.N. Frank American opposition to “Smart Cities” and all the risks associated with them has been continuous (see 1, 2, 3, 4). Nevertheless, proponents…
By Katelynn Richardson The NSF project titled “A System for Mapping the (Local) Journalism Life Cycle to Rebuild the Nation’s News Trust” will warn journalists…
By B.N. Frank Numerous issues have already been widely reported about Electric Vehicles (EVs) including Battery fires (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5) Battery recycling…
By Patrick Wood America is awash with harmful and dangerous propaganda, but few people understand what it is, how it works and what can be…
By Matt Agorist Honolulu, HI — In yet another instance highlighting the problem of police in schools, another child has fallen victim to the school-to-prison…
By John Kiriakou Drone whistleblower Daniel Hale was sent on Sunday to the notorious Communications Management Unit (CMU) at the maximum-security U.S. Penitentiary (USP) at…
By Michael Snyder I realize that the headline that I have chosen for this article may sound a bit wild to many of you, but…
By Matthew Guariglia Technology rarely invents new societal problems. Instead, it digitizes them, supersizes them, and allows them to balloon and duplicate at the speed…