Author: nick
[ad_1] Reprinted from Andy Worthington’s website. On Sunday evening (July 19), a group of some of the most repulsive, ghoulish people on the face of the earth marched towards the perimeter fence separating the Gaza Strip from the rest of the world to declare their intention to re-colonize Gaza, to re-establish three Israeli settlements that were dismantled in 2005 when, under Ariel Sharon, 21 settlements in total were abandoned, occupied, at the time, by 8,000 Israeli settlers. Settlers at the Gaza perimeter fence on the evening of July 19, 2026 calling for new Israeli settlements to be built on the…
[ad_1] The Aug. 4 Democratic primary in Detroit has emerged as the next battle between the party’s socialist and establishment wings. [ad_2] Source link
[ad_1] Zohran Mamdani and the Politics of Joy [ad_2] Source link
[ad_1] Time for Humanity to Turn the Tide Where to turn for some sanity in this world? Certainly not to the European Union or national leaders of the morally bankrupt West. You would think it was insane enough that these fake ‘leaders’ continue to covertly – if not overtly – retain military and commercial trading ties with Israel, in full knowledge of that country’s brutal ethnic cleansing of the population of Gaza and other settlements on Palestinian soil. What an utter disgrace for countries which see themselves as ‘civilised societies’ to refrain from cutting off relations with the perpetrators of…
[ad_1] When he’s not facing death threats, he’s helping House Democrats recruit candidates for the midterms [ad_2] Source link
[ad_1] The first city-run grocery, in East Harlem, will cost $30 million to build a and perhaps more. [ad_2] Source link
[ad_1] For generations, the mystery of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAPs) has been viewed through a narrow lens of mechanical engineering, split between fears of foreign espionage and fantasies of extraterrestrial invasion. By viewing these anomalies strictly as hardware, we ignore a far more grounded explanation: biology. This article explores the “Atmospheric Life” hypothesis, proposing that UAPs are not manufactured machines, but undiscovered, highly adapted biological entities native to Earth’s upper atmosphere. By examining their non-mechanical flight patterns, organic physical structures, sensor misinterpretations, and total lack of military retaliation, we can reframe a modern security panic as a groundbreaking frontier of…
[ad_1] Before I dive in, a disclosure: I haven’t eaten meat since I was about 18 years old. That’s right, I’ve intentionally deprived myself of the joys of filet mignon and wagyu. And while most of my reasoning is centered around animal welfare (severe crowding and brutal killing processes among them), there are a number of other reasons why some are concerned about factory farmed meat. Among them are greenhouse gas emissions, deforestation, pollution from animal waste, and safety issues around antibiotic resistance, genetic manipulation, and disease transmission. That’s why I find the idea of lab-grown meat particularly fascinating.Yet there’s…
[ad_1] As President Donald Trump continues to enact his agenda across the whole of the federal government, even some conservatives are warning against overreach. Fourteen right-of-center organizations urged the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to exercise restraint when assessing TV networks’ broadcast licenses. “We, the undersigned conservative and free-market organizations, write incontinued support of your work to lift the regulatory burdens that have long weighed on America’s communications sector,” according to a letter last week to FCC Chairman Brendan Carr. “From media and broadband to the space economy, your deregulatory record is helping unleash investment and growth, and we are grateful…
[ad_1] The current osteoporosis diagnosis system, based on DEXA scans and T-scores, classifies 80% of women over 50 as having osteopenia or osteoporosis—yet two-thirds of fractures occur in people who don’t meet the threshold for either condition. Bisphosphonates, the first-line treatment for osteoporosis, were originally developed as industrial water softeners for irrigation systems and work by poisoning the bone cells that remove old, weak tissue. While these drugs reliably increase bone density readings, they simultaneously create brittle bone that fractures more easily, with fracture rates often rising after three to five years of use. The T-score system was established by…