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30 Oct

New Documents Confirm DOJ Officials Spied on GOP Congressional Lawyers Who Were Overseeing Crossfire Hurricane Investigation Into Trump-Russia Collusion

Hunter Fielding1 CommentNEWS

The US Department of Justice unlawfully monitored Kash Patel and Jason Foster while the top Republican congressional attorneys probed ‘Crossfire Hurricane,’ which was the department’s classified name for the investigation into Russian collusion. Freshly released documents confirm that the DoJ spied on Foster and Patel’s phone conversations and emails in…

30 Oct

FDA: Covid Booster & Flu Vaccine Cause Strokes

Hunter Fielding7 CommentsNEWSCovid

A study from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has revealed that people who have received Covid booster shots and flu vaccines show a significantly increased risk of strokes. The study found a 20-35% increased stroke risk in adults 65 and older who received both shots in the same visit.…

30 Oct

Top Health Official Blows Whistle: Hospitals Lied about Deaths to ‘Create Illusion’ of Covid Pandemic

Hunter Fielding3 CommentsNEWSExcess Deaths

A top health official has blown the whistle to reveal that hospitals falsely attributed deaths to Covid in order to "create the illusion" of a pandemic. In a lengthy statement, a former director of the UK's National Health Service (NHS) has revealed that hospitals grouped together several causes of non-COVID-19…

29 Oct

THIS IS AMERICA: As Authorities Searched for Mass Murderer Robert Card, Gun Sales Spiked 200% in Maine

Hunter Fielding4 CommentsNEWS

Gun sales in and around Lewiston, Maine surged by more than 200% following the tragic mass shooting that resulted in the loss of 18 lives and left over a dozen individuals injured. Even with a shelter-in-place order enforced in Lewiston, Maine, community members pleaded with local gun shop owners to…

29 Oct

IRS Chief Reveals: ‘For Americans Earning Under $400,000 Audits May Rise’

Hunter Fielding1 CommentNEWS

IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel was questioned by lawmakers on Capitol Hill last week, suggesting the possibility that, contrary to its repeated promises, the agency might increase tax audits for Americans earning less than $400,000. The debate over whether the IRS plans to allocate some of the approximately $80 billion funding…

29 Oct

America’s Meat Industry Begins Shift to Insect-Based ‘Foods’

Hunter Fielding14 CommentsNEWSInsects

America's meat industry is now making a major shift away from traditional products to focus heavily on insect-based "foods." The largest poultry and meat producer in the United States is delving into so-called "insect proteins." Tyson Foods, known mostly for its chicken, beef, and pork products, is partnering with a…

29 Oct

Matthew Perry’s First Tweet in Almost a Year Was 2 Days Ago and about Mental Health Stigmas

Liam Donovan3 CommentsNEWS

Since November of 2022, the now deceased Matthew Perry had not posted to X/Twitter except for twice. Once on 10/26 and once on 10/24 of this year. One of the tweets seems to allude to some of his fans that he may have been going through mental health struggles shortly…

29 Oct

‘Friends’ Star Matthew Perry Found Dead at 54

Liam Donovan1 CommentNEWSMatthew Perry

Friends star Matthew Perry has reportedly died at 54 years of age. The tragedy occurred at an L.A. area home in California. Perry was reportedly in a Jacuzzi when he was found. Preliminary reports show no signs of drugs in the area or self-harm. This is a breaking and developing…

28 Oct

The United States Suddenly Bans Export of Most Civilian Firearms and Ammunition

Hunter Fielding2 CommentsNEWS

Reuters reported that the U.S. Commerce Department put a temporary halt to the issuance of export licenses for the majority of civilian firearms and ammunition on Friday. They cited “national security and foreign policy interests” as the reason for this halt, which will last for 90 days. “The review will…

28 Oct

Federal Judge Finds That New York’s Rejection of Gun Licenses Violates the Constitution

Melinda Davies1 CommentNEWS

A federal judge has ruled that the New York City regulation that allow officials to deny people gun licenses based on their ‘moral character’ violates the U.S. Constitution. The U.S. District Court ruling comes in light of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to strike down New York state’s restrictive gun…