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Taiwan says 42 warplane incursions after launch of China military drills
Taiwan said Saturday it had detected 42 warplane incursions into its air defence zone since China announced the launch of military drills. “Since 0900 (UTC+8) today (Aug. 19), the R.O.C. Armed Forces detected 42 PLA aircraft,” the island’s ministry of def...
Wildfires threaten western Canada city as far north evacuated
Wildfires bore down on two Canadian cities Friday, with firefighters in the west bracing for another “scary” night as stunned refugees from the far north began arriving at shelters after their entire city was evacuated. The two fronts in British Columbia...
North Korea lashes out at UN and calls defectors ‘scum’
North Korea on Saturday lashed out at the UN for accusing the Pyongyang regime of widespread systematic human rights violations and called North Korean defectors who had escaped from hardships “human scum”, according to state media. The name-calling came...
More Signs The West Is Losing And Reacting Accordingly In Ukraine, Plus Judge Napolitano’s Round Table
After 18 months of endless cheerleading and gobs of hopium, the Western powers are now struggling to deal with the reality that they are losing their ass in Ukraine.
Timofey Bordachev: The West’s attempt to create a Ukrainian scenario in Niger is faltering
African leaders are not suicidal, unlike their counterparts in Kiev, and are thus less willing to do NATO’s bidding
Half of Americans fear AI will steal their jobs – survey
A growing number of US workers are concerned about being replaced by robots and AI, a poll has revealed
Germany will ‘never’ place troops in Ukraine – Scholz
Chancellor Olaf Scholz has pledged that German troops will never be deployed to Ukraine
Russians pick best foreign currency for savings
The Chinese yuan is the most popular foreign currency to keep for a rainy day among Russians, a survey has found
EU country’s food inflation tops 30% – El Mundo
Spanish food prices reportedly soared by 30.8% in July compared to the same month in 2019 before the Covid-19 pandemic
Joe Biden: “America First” Policies Make the United States “Weaker, Not Stronger” (VIDEO)
Joe Biden on Friday hosted a first-ever trilateral summit with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol at Camp David in Maryland.
Twitter users may lose ability to block unwanted followers
Twitter is apparently set to scrap its ‘block’ feature, with site owner Elon Musk arguing the option “makes no sense”
Biden’s Third World America: Maryland Reports “Locally Acquired” Case of Malaria In D.C. Suburbs; Third State This Year
Once eradicated from the United States, “locally acquired” malaria has now cropped up in a third state this year, this time in the Maryland suburbs just outside of the nation’s capital.
Trump Indictment ‘Retribution for Black Voters in Georgia’ Says Exec With Group Founded by Election Denier Stacey Abrams
The Georgia RICO indictment against President Trump this week for challenging the results of the 2020 presidential election is ‘retribution for Black voters in Georgia according to Kenda Davenport Cotton, CEO of the New Georgia Project Action Fund.
Report: James O’Keefe Investigated by District Attorney’s Office Amidst Ongoing Project Veritas Drama
In February, in the wake of the organization’s biggest release with the Jordon Walker Pfizer “mutating viruses” story, the Project Veritas board confronted James O’Keefe about how he treated staffers and demanded that he submit to changes.
Lavrov to travel to US for key UN assembly
Russian FM Sergey Lavrov will lead the country’s delegation at the upcoming UNGA high-level week, according to a presidential decree
Baby-killing nurse convicted in UK
Lucy Letby’s youngest victim was just one day old