By Tyler Durden Social unrest broke out across Newtownabbey and Belfast, located in Northern Ireland, for the second night (Saturday night) amid rising post-Brexit tensions, reported Irish…
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By Tyler Durden Authored by Michael Snyder via The End of The American Dream blog, It is starting to happen again. Do you remember how…
By MEILING LEE While airlines advocate for a digital health passport that can prove people’s vaccination or negative test status to open up international travel…
By Lynn Corum The Biden administration is desperate to demonstrate global leadership. President Biden has settled upon climate change as the ideal issue with which to…
By TYLER DURDEN The Suez Canal Authority (SCA) reports all of the 422 ships stranded following the grounding of the massive container ship, Ever Given, on…
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez By BlazeTV Staff On the latest episode of “The Rubin Report,” BlazeTV host Dave Rubin talked about Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s (D-N.Y.) now-viral meltdown…
By JOHN HAYWARD A report published on Monday by Ember, a U.K-based energy and climate research organization, found that China generated 53 percent of the…
By Jack Davis The Los Angeles Times is getting $10 million through the federal Paycheck Protection Program thanks to a provision included in the COVID…
By Tyler Durden The global semiconductor shortage appears to be reaching a new ‘crisis point’ as automakers worldwide are shuttering production facilities due to the…
By Tyler Durden There’s growing alarm in Canberra over what’s expected to be Australia’s inevitable increased dependence on foreign petroleum amid a major influx of cheaper refined oil…
By Tyler Durden A coffee shortage appears to be brewing as global supplies could shift into a deficit as drought in Brazil slashes output. This…
By Tyler Durden On Thursday, moments after the Central Bank of Turkey unexpectedly hiked rates by a whopping 200bps – double the consensus expectation –…
By Ava Garcia The Chinese nation restlessly works, from day to day, making their progress and leading innovations. But are they always for the good…
By Tyler Durden It’s not as if oil – the best performing class of 2021 – behind bitcoin of course – needed any more reasons…
By Jazz Shaw After blocking links to all news content in Australia, Facebook has reportedly “friended” the country again by coming back to the negotiating…
By DAVID NG In the most aggressive Congressional proposal yet to combat Hollywood’s growing subservience to China, Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AK) is calling for the…
By BREITBART LONDON MILAN (AP) – Italian Premier-designate Mario Draghi on Saturday secured preliminary support from two key parties for forming a new government that…
By Susan Katz Keating The private mission to deliver food and medicine to embattled ethnic groups in Burma continues despite the country’s recent military coup, an…