The Biden administration on Tuesday formally ended a Trump-era immigration policy that forced asylum-seekers to wait in Mexico for hearings in U.S. immigration court
A U.S. congressional commission called on American basketball stars to stop endorsing Chinese sportswear firms that use cotton cultivated with forced labor in Xinjiang.
Former President Donald Trump is telling people he will be reinstated as president by August, after his original National Security Advisor Michael Flynn said a Myanmar-style coup 'should happen.' The New York Times' Maggie Haberman wrote in a Tuesday tweet what Trump has been telling people, sharing a CNN report that has Trump supporters expressing favor for a coup that would put the Republican president back in power.
US Embassy to the Holy See in Rome flies the pride flag as Biden and Kamala mark LGBTQ month with a push for a more diverse military
- June marks Gay Pride Month
- Biden and Harris touted their efforts to boost diversity in the military and to fly the gay pride flag at US outposts around the world
- Biden ended Trump-era ban on transgender people serving in military
- Biden also touted his diverse cabinet, including openly gay Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg
- Some embassies - including Holy See in Rome - already flying Gay Pride flag
World's fastest accelerating car is ELECTRIC: Rimac's £2m road-legal Nevera is a battery powered hypercar that can hit 60mph in just 1.85 seconds
- Rimac Nevera is the Croatian electric hypercar brand's latest model - just 150 to be made costing £2m each
- It can hit 100mph in 4.3 seconds and 186mph in 9.3 seconds, which is quicker than any other road legal car
- The super-rapid EV uses lithium-manganese-nickel batteries producing 1.4mega-Watts of power
- Nevera has four independent electric motors which together develop a massive 1,914 horsepower
- It promises a range of 340-miles with an 80 per cent battery recharge in just 19 minutes
17-Year-Old Suffers Rare Heart Condition Following Pfizer Jab, CDC Investigating
A boy in Pennsylvania suffered an adverse reaction following a Covid vaccine that left him struggling to breathe, as the CDC reveals it’s investigating over a dozen similar reports.
Philadelphia-area high school junior Alex Franks, 17, said he felt a sharp pain in his chest days after his second Pfizer dose.
Biden: ‘Terrorism From White Supremacy the Most Lethal Threat to the Homeland’
Joe Biden declared that America’s “most lethal threat” is “terrorism from white supremacy.”
Biden made the remark during a speech Tuesday commemorating the 1921 Tulsa race massacre in Oklahoma.
Amazon US customers have one week to opt out of mass wireless sharing
Critics raise transparency fears over plan to turn all smart home devices into ‘mesh network’
Amazon customers have one week to opt out of a plan that would turn every Echo speaker and Ring security camera in the US into a shared wireless network, as part of the company’s plan to fix connection problems for its smart home devices.
Iranian navy's largest ship SINKS in the Gulf of Oman after fire breaks out
The Kharg, a support vessel of the Iranian navy and the force's largest ship, caught fire around 2.25am Wednesday near the port of Jask, in the Gulf of Oman, before sinking into the ocean.
- Fire began on support vessel Kharg, Iran navy's largest ship, Tuesday afternoon
- All sailors were evacuated as firefighters attempted to put out the blaze
- But they could not save the ship, which sank 20 hours later near the port of Jask
- Comes after attacks on Iranian military ship in April that Iran blamed on Israel
Chase Poust, 7, swam for about an hour to shore after a current separated him from his sister and dad in a Jacksonville river on Friday and got help to save his family. "I told them I loved him because I wasn't sure what's going to happen," Chase's dad Steven told Jax4 in a TV interview. "I tried to stick with both of them. I wore myself out. She drifted away from me."
Bar worker slices off her boss's penis 'as he tried to rape her' at Spanish bar
The woman told officers she was trying to resist a sex attack when she contacted police to admit to her assault. The incident occurred around midnight at a bar in Sant Andreu de la Barca near Barcelona.
CA faces worse drought since 1977
Knicks to Refuse Admission to Unvaccinated Fans if They Advance in Playoffs
The New York Knicks recently announced that if they advance to the second round of the playoffs, they won’t sell tickets to those not vaccinated for the coronavirus.
The team made its announcement on Friday, telling fans that no one who is unvaccinated will be allowed to attend games at the Big Apple’s Madison Square Garden.
EU (4TH REICH) Launches “Digital Wallet” In Latest Step Toward ‘Cashless Society’
https://www.infowars.com/posts/eu-launches-digital-wallet-in-latest-step-toward-cashless-society/
VIDEO: Biden Wanders Away From Podium To Promise Two Small Girls He’ll Give Them ‘Ice Cream’ Later
Video footage shows President Joe Biden wandering away from the podium while giving a speech so he could bend down and talk to two small girls sitting by the stage. After conversing with the children for a few moments, Biden returned to the dais to reveal that he promised they would receive “ice cream” after the event was over.
Pedophile Jeffrey Epstein Was A TEACHER At NY Prep School That Educates 6-Year-Olds About Masturbation
A prestigious New York prep school that has come under criticism for teaching first-graders about masturbation in a highly detailed video presentation once employed infamous pedophile Jeffrey Epstein in a teaching position during the 1970s, National File confirmed Tuesday.
As National File previously reported, first-grade students at the $55,000 per year Dalton School were reportedly shown videos explaining and encouraging masturbation as part of “sex education lessons.”
Close encounters: Democrats and Republicans unified in taking UFOs seriously (THEY ARE TOLD TOO)
LDS Corp. — The church’s long journey to stay on the right side of the law and its principles
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints reshapes and renames its primary corporation to better align with an image of faith and service.
Amid heightened scrutiny of the faith’s multibillion-dollar financial empire, a newly released history of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints reveals its uneasy relationship with being a corporation.
It might not seem odd to think that a heaven-facing global religion would struggle to find its earthbound legal personality, but a Virginia attorney and law professor says the church’s bumpy quest for a lawful form suitable to its needs has brought on many legal clashes through the years, from the earliest days of Mormonism to the present.
Since its origins in New York, through operating for decades as the Corporation of the Presiding Bishop, to being renamed in 2019 to better focus on Jesus Christ, the church’s legal legacy as a corporation is both convoluted and telling.
Amassing real estate, handling tithing and running businesses to finance a frontier Zion for Latter-day Saint converts didn’t always mesh with prevailing corporate rules and secular views of religion of the time, scholar Nathan Oman found.
Some faithful Latter-day Saints and church critics alike casually refer to it as “LDS Corp.” — a term sometimes used to portray business-centered aspects of the faith as rising above its Christian ministry and global humanitarian efforts.
“LDS Corporation,” accusing its corporate arm of “dishonestly and fraudulently placing its own commercial financial interests above the loyalty and well-being of the church’s most devout members.”
https://www.sltrib.com/news/2021/06/01/lds-corp-church-longs/
The LDS Church could supercharge Utah’s drive to the vaccination finish line, Robert Gehrke writes (Money is King)
Ardent anti-vaxxers are probably a lost cause, but the reluctant could be persuaded.
https://www.sltrib.com/news/health/2021/05/08/lds-church-could/
Joe to Cancel Oil, Gas Leases in Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
