The biggest air exercise in NATO’s history began today and runs through June 23. It may be a readiness drill, or it could be cover for moving assets into position for NATO to play a direct role in the war between Russia and Ukraine.
Ukraine and Russia are pointing fingers at each other after a key dam in southern Ukraine was destroyed Monday night. Tens of thousands have evacuated, and it’s unknown how the loss of the reservoir will affect the massive Zaporizhzia nuclear plant.Continue Reading
Target’s decision to promote “trans” clothing for kids has led to a $12 billion drop in market capitalization, following a $19 billion drop in Anheuser-Busch’s stock value. People are pushing back against corporate America’s embrace of deviant behavior.Continue Reading
More than 50 people were shot in Chicago over Memorial Day weekend, while illegal migrants are reportedly using hotels-turned-shelters in New York City as centers for unrestrained drug use, sex, and violence.
President Biden this week authorized supplying F-16s to Ukraine, while images on social media purportedly showed US-made equipment destroyed during a raid inside Russia. We’re getting closer to open war between Russia and the US.Continue Reading
New York has become the first state in the US to ban natural gas heating and cooking in new construction, but it’s not clear this law will survive legal challenges.
First Republic Bank was seized by regulators Monday, becoming the second-largest bank failure in American history. JPMorgan acquired the bank’s assets and now holds more than 10% of all US deposits.
Dozens, and possibly hundreds, of Russian soldiers were killed early New Year’s Day by a Ukrainian strike using the US-supplied HIMARS rocket launcher. The question is whether Ukraine also used US intelligence data to target the Russians.
Dictionary.com announced “woman” as its 2022 Word of the Year while the Cambridge Dictionary, the government of Scotland, and “progressives” worldwide change its definition.