The NYPD said Wednesday that 179 cops filed for unemployment between
June 29 and July 6 - a staggering 411 percent increase on the 35 who retired
during the same time period last
A new survey found that 32 percent of US households did not make full
July housing payments on time - marking the fourth month in a row with a record
number of families failing to do so.
Kanye West, 43, shared a screenshot of a Google search, asking: 'What
does a 6 month fetus look like?' Included in the grab was a brief WebMd excerpt
detailing growth and development.
Tech giants Google, Amazon and Microsoft have secured more than 5,000
previously unreported contracts with the military, data published on Wednesday
shows.
Tucker: The left doesn't want Joe
Biden to debate President Trump
Indiana Bishop Suspends
Priest for Criticizing
Black Lives Matter
The bishop of Lafayette, Indiana, has suspended a priest from public
ministry for penning an essay saying that Black Lives Matter had betrayed the
civil rights legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. and Frederick Douglass.
Last week, Lafayette Bishop Timothy Doherty suspended Father Theodore Rothrock, the pastor of St.
Elizabeth Seton Catholic parish
Forbes Scrubs
Climate Activist’s Apology Essay from Website
Forbes published an apology essay on Sunday by Michael Shellenberger, a former
environmental activist, but for whatever reason — perhaps bowing to pressure
from left-wingers on staff, or something else — the magazine has since removed it.
Shellenberger added in a tweet on Monday, “On behalf of
environmentalists, I apologize for the climate scare. Climate change is
real but it’s not the end of the world. It’s not even our most important
environmental problem.”
Henry Ford health study finds hydroxychloroquine to be effective against COVID-19
Yet another peer-reviewed research paper has demonstrated that the generic anti-malaria drug
hydroxychloroquine, when used appropriately, can help to effectively treat
Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) patients. Published by the Henry Ford Health
System in Michigan
We’ve been scammed – WHO now says “no evidence” of asymptomatic coronavirus transmission, no
need for restrictions if you’re not sick
In a sudden and unexpected about-face, the World Health Organization
(WHO) has announced that the evidence is scant to suggest that
infected people without symptoms are capable of transmitting the Wuhan
coronavirus (COVID-19) to others.
Officer of
China’s People’s Liberation Army Arrested At Los Angeles International Airport
SAN FRANCISCO – Xin Wang, a scientific researcher and officer with the
People’s Republic of China’s (PRC) People’s Liberation Army (PLA), was arrested
at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) while attempting to depart the
United States for Tianjin, China, and was charged with visa fraud, announced
United States Attorney David L. Anderson and Federal Bureau of Investigation
Special Agent in Charge John F. Bennett.
The statements — which encourage Utahns to
wear masks on their own — come one day after Adams and Wilson met with Hebert
as he weighs issuing a mandate.
A new Black Lives Matter mural will soon be on
display outside Salt Lake City-County Building and officials are looking for
artists to submit entries for what should fill the letters.
A new study by sociology professor Jacob Rugh
concludes that Black homeownership is at its lowest level since the 1968 Fair
Housing Act.
U.S. town prints
own currency to boost coronavirus relief
Tenino, a town of less than 2,000 people located about 60 miles (95km)
southwest of Seattle, started printing the local banknotes in April, five weeks
into Washington state's lockdown.
Anyone with a documented loss of income as a result of the pandemic is
eligible for up to $300 a month of the local currency.
Businesses up and down the town's quaint Main Street accept the wooden
note for everything except alcohol, tobacco, cannabis and lottery tickets.
Tenino's city government backs the local currency, which merchants can
exchange for U.S. dollars at city hall at a 1:1 rate.
Susan Witt, executive director of the Schumacher Center for a New
Economics, a Massachusetts-based think tank, said alternative currencies like
Tenino's banknote are better than direct cash payments at boosting local
economies.
