From wildfires in Canada to monsoons in India, natural disasters are becoming more common these days, and scientists point to climate change as the culprit. The death toll from twin earthquakes that struck Venezuela on June 24 has surpassed 5,500 people. At least 18 people have died due to structural collapses, including at a shopping mall, after yesterday’s 7.1 magnitude earthquake in Kumamoto in Southwest Japan, and the death toll is expected to climb as the damage is assessed. Homes have been destroyed, some 9,000 people are seeking shelter, and hundreds of businesses have suspended operations, with some needing to…
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This article was originally published by Mike Adams at Natural News. The Genetic Kill Switch Introduction We are living through the final act of a planned global genocide. According to my research findings, Donald Trump and Anthony Fauci are not adversaries — they are tag-team partners in a depopulation agenda that uses a binary weapon to trigger a genetic meltdown of the human race. (I’ll explain more below…) The first component of this weapon is the spike protein contamination from mRNA injections, which Fauci orchestrated through gain-of-function bioweapons research at the Wuhan lab and laundered into so-called vaccines via Operation…
An Australian hiker was found dead on Wednesday on one of the most popular thru-hikes in the country. The 28-year-old man was reported missing by his family, who received updates from him via a Garmin GPS device and Facebook Messenger. He was hiking the Continental Divide Trail between Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks when he sent his final communication on July 23. After several days without additional contact, the hiker’s family contacted authorities on Monday, and Teton County Search & Rescue began the search. By Wednesday evening, searchers found his body on the west slope of the Tetons, near…
Let’s play a little game; a thought experiment, if you will. Let’s say that there were no Second Amendment, that while owning guns was accepted and normal for generations, it wasn’t considered sacrosanct and thus not preserved in the Bill of Rights. Yes, for the pedantic among us, that would mean the Second Amendment would still exist; it would just forbid the quartering of troops against people’s will. Let’s not get bogged down in the details. So, with that in mind, and assuming that past gun control efforts hadn’t come to fruition any more than…
The Army, Navy and Space Force have completed the first test at sea of an experimental electronic warfare system designed to disrupt navigation data used by enemy precision weapons. The maritime version of “Hammer of the Gods” was tested off Southern California in mid-July during Project Convergence-Capstone 6, the Army’s largest experiment involving emerging battlefield technology. The military said the counter-positioning, navigation and timing system was successfully deployed, controlled and recovered during the test. The Army has not disclosed the system’s range, contractor, cost or anticipated fielding date. It also has not said whether the experiment disrupted live signals or…
Not every first-aid kit needs to be expedition-ready. Sometimes, you just need an organized, affordable pack to toss in a daypack, car door, or family gear bin before heading out. I tested the HART Outdoor Weekend First Aid Kit ($30) over several months of quick hikes, car camping weekends, and road trips to see if it could handle minor emergencies without taking up much room. I wanted to know if this budget-friendly option could compete with more expensive, outdoor-specific kits. The issue with many entry-level kits is that they cut corners on either the supplies or the internal layout. This…
Minneapolis, Minnesota is one of a handful of cities in the U.S. where violent crime is trending in the wrong direction. Through May 30, violent offenses are up almost 7 percent compared to 2025. The number of reported rapes has increased by 18 percent, while aggravated assaults have seen a 15 percent spike according to the Crime Index (homicides and robberies, on the other hand, have each declined by more than 10 percent compared to last year). The city could use all the help fighting crime that it can get, yet some liberals on the…
Joining the military gives young service members steady pay and access to financial tools built specifically for the military community. That combination makes it one of the best times in your life to build a strong credit score, but it won’t happen automatically. You still need to open the right accounts, use them wisely, and avoid common mistakes that new troops make. This guide walks you through the fastest ways to build credit in the military, the best first credit cards for enlisted troops, and the credit habits that’ll protect your score during your time in service and beyond. Fastest…
The Army has activated a new psychological operations company focused on Africa, expanding the military’s ability to influence foreign audiences as terrorist organizations and governments compete for support across the continent. Delta Company, 7th Psychological Operations Battalion, was activated July 15 at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Known as “Drongo Company,” the unit will conduct missions supporting U.S. Africa Command and prepare for operations in contested environments. Drongo Company Joins an Africa-Focused Battalion The new company falls under the 7th Psychological Operations Battalion, which is assigned to the 3rd Special Forces Group. Both organizations have an established regional focus on Africa.…
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An overseas deployment can be tough on any relationship between a member of the military and a loved one left behind. That can be especially true for a soldier and ‘Man’s Best Friend,’ who may be separated by the call of duty. That was the plight of U.S. Marine Lance Cpl. Michael Casillas and his beloved Husky companion Margaery, away from each other for six months while he’s been deployed to Okinawa, Japan. Their happy reunion was arranged with the help of the nonprofit Paws of War. U.S. Marine Lance Cpl. Michael Casillas is reunited with his beloved dog, Margaery,…
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Gun control advocates continue to maintain that gun control works, that passing laws restricting the right to keep and bear arms on law-abiding citizens somehow keeps criminals from getting guns. They even have (incredibly flawed and unserious) studies that “prove” this. Yeah, right.Of course, it might be easier to believe that if I didn’t see countless news reports every single day of the week regarding felons being arrested for possessing firearms, to say nothing of other things like drugs. In fact, I suspect most such arrests never really make the news unless the arrest included something…
A 27-year-old accused of murdering a man near Boston Common early Wednesday morning was out on bond after being arrested on gun charges earlier this summer. CBS Boston reports that Ashlie Jeremie is also suspected of assaulting another man with a metal pole about four hours after the murder in downtown Boston. So why was Jeremie out on the streets after his arrest just a few months ago? According to court documents obtained by WBZ-TV, Jeremie was arrested back on May 18 after he allegedly tried to bring a loaded handgun in a backpack into the Tip…
House lawmakers plan to “fight” against a proposal to extend U.S.-Israel military cooperation that was passed in the annual defense spending bill. The House of Representatives approved its version of the Fiscal Year 2027 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) on July 21 by a 216-212 vote, authorizing roughly $1.15 trillion in national security spending while establishing policy priorities for the Department of Defense (DOD) for the coming fiscal year. One of the parts of the bill, Section 2019, would expand U.S.-Israel defense technology cooperation. It has been overwhelmingly supported by House Republicans while House Democrats have been split on its…
This article was originally published by Michael Snyder at The Economic Collapse Blog. Somehow we have convinced ourselves that AI companies that are bleeding billions upon billions of dollars are great investments because there is a possibility that someday they will eventually become profitable. But the losses just keep getting even bigger every year. Meanwhile, we are spending trillions of dollars to build even more AI infrastructure. There is no way that the AI industry is ever going to generate the sort of revenue that will justify that level of investment. What we are witnessing is a capital misallocation of…
We’ve been covering the anti-gun shenanigans in the U.S. Virgin Islands for quite awhile now. As an American territory, lawmakers there are bound by the same constitutional limits as any state, but like so many states, they think the Second Amendment doesn’t apply to them. So, they keep trying to tighten the noose on the right to keep and bear arms.Lately, though, as we’ve noted previously, they’re not having the best string of luck. In fact, based on everything we’re seeing, it must really suck to be an anti-gunner there right now unless you have…
Colion Noir has a knack for finding videos that make people on both sides of the gun debate squirm. His latest target? A police recruitment ad where an officer looks straight into the camera and tells prospective recruits they don’t need to be an expert shooter to become a cop. Cops admit in a new recruitment video that they don’t have to be an expert shooter to join the department. That’s a pretty awkward message considering one of the most common talking points from gun-control advocates is that firearms should be left to the “trained professionals. “So…which is it?” is…
