Manchin Urges Democrats to 'Pause' the $3.5 Trillion Spending Bill

President Joe Biden’s $3.5 trillion spending bill has a tough road ahead now that moderate Sen.

Texas Bill Aimed at Big Tech Censorship Likely to Pass

After being halted by Democrat lawmakers’ boycott of the state legislature earlier this year, a bill aimed at reining in Big Tech censorship introduced by Republican lawmakers in Texas looks set to pass. The bill declares that “social media platforms function as common carriers, are affected with a public interest,

North Korea Controls Youth Through ‘Hard Labor’

North Korea’s economy has taken a hit as the country’s borders remain sealed during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Productivity Growth Revised Down as Bidenflation Devoured Compensation Gains

The productivity of U.S.workers improved by less than initially thought in the second quarter and real hourly compensation fell by more than reported earlier, the Labor Department said on Thursday.

Us vs Them Mentality: How This Thinking Trap Divides Society

Human beings are social animals, hardwired to form groups, but why do we treat some groups favorably and yet ostracise others? This is the Us vs Them mentality that not only divides society but has historically led to genocide. So what causes the Us vs Them Mentality and how does

Children Born During Pandemic Have Lower IQ

As adults have masked up, locked down and engaged in social distancing, children have been forced to as well.

A vaccine for Religious Fundamentalism

This recording from April 2005 shows a briefing where Bill Gates explains to CIA officials the genetic difference between religious and non religious people, and how, the spread of a virus could justify a vaccine to alter the genome and avoid religious extremism.

Al-Sisi Is Leaving the Sick to Suffer in Egypt’s Prisons

On July 25, the family of 69-year-old Abd al-Moniem Abu al-Fotouh, the detained leader of the Strong Egypt Party, said he had suffered symptoms resembling a heart attack the night before while in solitary confinement in Cairo’s notorious Tora Prison. According to the family, Abu al-Fotouh, who is a

Coinbase Sparks Hacking Scare with Security False Alarm

The popular cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase mistakenly sent emails to 125,000 users incorrectly informing them that their two-factor authentication settings had been changed, leading many users to worry that their account had been hacked. BBC News reports that the cryptocurrency exchange Conbaise mistakenly sent emails to 125,000 users incorrectly

6 Unrealistic Expectations from Your Childhood That Affect You for a Lifetime

You know those irritating things you do, yeah, like being a perfectionist? Well, it could come from unrealistic expectations from childhood.I wanted to write and paint during most of my childhood.

Squad Demands Powell Ouster in Favor Radical Fed Chief

The so-called radical-left squad demanded President Joe Biden oust Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, urging him to appoint a new chair with radical views such as racial justice and climate activism. “As news of the possible reappointment of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell circulates, we urge President Biden to re-imagine

The Heart-Healing Cacao Ceremony

Ceremonies exist because of tradition, so it is obvious to assume that without tradition, ceremonies would not exist.

Justice for Murder of Chechen Rights Defender Remains Elusive

Today, the European Court of Human Rights ruled on the case of Natalia Estemirova, star Chechen human rights defender murdered in July 2009.

US Court Ruling Furthers South Dakota Tribe’s Right to Health

A United States Court of Appeals last week affirmed a lower court ruling that the US government is obliged to provide competent health care to South Dakota’s Rosebud Sioux Tribe, a modest but important victory for the human right to health of tribe members, which has been undermined for

Malaysia: New Prime Minister Needs New Rights Agenda

(Bangkok) – Malaysia’s new prime minister, Ismail Sabri Yaakob, should commit to respect the rights to free speech and peaceful assembly, which have long been suppressed in the country, Human Rights Watch said today. Malaysia’s king appointed Ismail prime minister on August 20, 2021, four days after Prime Minister