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Thousands of demonstrators filled the streets in San Francisco, Sacramento, Simi Valley, San Diego, Los Angeles and elsewhere across California on Saturday as the protest matches over the killing of George Floyd continued into their second week. According to the Associated Press: In Los Angeles, protesters organized by Refuse Fascism LA took over Hollywood Boulevard, chanting “Revolution, nothing
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Over 140 scientists who have received funding from the philanthropic group, the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, sent Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg a letter on Saturday calling the social networking company out for its recent stance on President Donald Trump’s inflammatory posts on police brutality protesters. “As scientists, we are dedicated to investigating ways to better our world,” read
For years, some have speculated that pyramid-shaped formations in Antarctica could be man-made structures. Pyramids continue to crop up all across the...
Apple devices will soon be a little easier to afford. They’re not getting cheaper exactly but,Apple will reportedly soon allow you to pay for its products over time. And you'll save money as these plans will be interest-free. According to Bloomberg , Apple is preparing to introduce the option of monthly installment plans for its Apple Card holders. The company had already begun offering a 24-mont
I am talking with schools to see how they’re responding in the wake of this global pandemic. I invite you to join me for the Coronavirus Chronicles , a series of check-ins with educators all over. Episode 030 is below. Thank you, Jeff Palladino , for sharing how Fannie Lou Hamer Freedom High School in the Bronx, New York is adapting to our new challenges and opportunities. I especially appreciate
A recent bicycle-path railing redesign on the iconic bridge has resulted in a rather unwelcome noise. Considered to be one of the wonders of the moder...
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Statue that had long been a focal point of local anger rolled down to harbour and into Avon Black Lives Matters protesters in Bristol have pulled down a statue of the slave trader Edward Colston. Demonstrators attached a rope to the Grade II-listed statue on Colston Avenue on Sunday before pulling it to the ground as crowds cheered. They then jumped on it and rolled it down the street to the harb
There were lots of reports of slashed tires during the George Floyd protests last weekend.
Faced with the George Floyd protests, the president wants to be seen as a strongman. What happens if he loses at the polls? History teaches that mass protests against oppression can lead either to liberation or brutal repression. This past week, Donald Trump bet his political future on repression. Much of the rest of America, on the other hand, wants to liberate black people from police brutality
Governments have used psychological warfare throughout history to manipulate public opinion, gain political advantage, and generate profits. Western governments have engaged in such tactics in the war on terrorism as well as in its predecessor, the war on communism. In both cases, state-sponsored terrorism and propaganda were used to distort the public's perception of the threats, leading to incre
Life Site News editor's note: Archbishop Carlo Maria ViganĂ² has released this powerful letter today to President Trump warning him that the current crises over the coronavirus pandemic and the George Floyd riots are a part of the eternal spiritual struggle between the forces of good and evil. He encourages the president to continue the fight on behalf of the "children of light." Read the letter in
Dr. Lance Dodes: As Trump sinks into "paranoid rage," he will likely seek to cancel or overturn 2020 election

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What happens to a black hole as it decays? Investigating the possibilities has led researchers in recent years to major clues about quantum gravity.
The first-ever detailed study of the diets of great white sharks off the east Australian coast reveals this apex predator spends more time feeding close to the seabed than expected.
A new paper used an advanced "Bayesian" model to show that the emergence of intelligent life on Earth was probably a lucky break.
Developers are working on track-and-trace systems to keep infection levels low. The apps aren't here yet, but here's what they do—and how you can enable them.
There's more than one solution to these head-scratchers. (PopSci/) We know you are bored at home right now—we are too. Here are some puzzles and brainteasers to challenge your family and friends with, either in person or over video chat. Few tasks send shivers up more spines than a math problem. Expunge your fears by cracking these puzzles dubbed “Sums” by their creator, engineer Gordon Burgin. A
Rain pounded the U.S. Gulf Coast on Sunday ahead of the arrival of Tropical Storm Cristobal, which has already spawned a tornado in Florida and threatened more twisters along with high winds and storm surge.

Veterans Today

By Galima Galiullina, Doctor of Philosophy for VT The name of the young man in the top photo is well known to the Russians. This is Magomed Nurbagandov, a policeman who did not kneel before bandits, demanding that he renounce his rank of police officer. The bandits killed his younger brother in front of his […]
A personal message to my fellow citizens, the American Jewish Community. We appreciate the several non-Zionist Jewish organizations fully engaged in peaceful dialogue and partnership with the Palestinians to find an equitable solution to the 100 years old Arab-Israeli conflict. A conflict directly related to the establishment of Israel by “secular Jews” who do not […]
By Gordon Duff, Senior Editor Right off, this is your chance. America is coming awake. Don’t be the same person, this was a lesson. 110,000 are dead, 85% over 60, us, our friends, for some parents and grandparents, lives cut short. For healthcare workers, endless thousands sick, some extremely sick. For others, scars that will […]
__________ Mother Jones I’ve Lived in DC for 3 Decades and Covered Dozens of Protests. This One Is Profoundly Different. by Stephanie Mencimer A stunning contrast to the ones opposing masks at Walmart. On Sunday night, the White House was dark, and a line of riot cops stretched across Lafayette Square, a public park directly […]
The following article by two Israeli scientists, published by Haaretz, inadvertently tells the truth about how COVID-19 came about. The first paragraph accurately describes the creation of COVID-19 – if you know how to read between the lines and conflate this description with the information contained in the 2007 University of NC research paper: A […]
WASHINGTON/Jerusalem Post – Former Secretary of State and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Colin Powell on Sunday endorsed Democratic former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden, becoming the first major Republican to publicly back Donald Trump’s rival ahead of November’s election. Former Secretary of State Colin Powell says he will be voting for former Vice […]

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After the outbreak of COVID-19 and the beginnings of global lockdown, we sent out a call to animators from around the world to send us a short animation depicting something they have experienced during the pandemic. Over 90 animators sent us their contributions, and this is the second film out of a series of three. While the first film takes us through the motivation to keep each other positive,
Computational geneticist and National Geographic Explorer Pardis Sabeti uses medical and evolutionary genetics to better understand the spread and prevention of infectious diseases. Her latest research tracks the origin, spread, control, and change of the 2014 Ebola outbreak in Africa. Her work highlights the power of combining creativity with scientific tools to find new solutions for disease pr
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Florida Rep. Val Demings commented on being presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden’s potential Vice President. The former police chief also explained why the president is “dangerous,” “irrelevant,” and “incapable of unifying” Americans. #RepValDemings #TheEllenShow #Ellen From: TheEllenShow
Florida Representative Val Demings, a former police chief, offered solutions for ending police brutality, insisting that justice must be fair and swift, and officers must quickly be held accountable in order to build trust in communities. #RepValDemings #TheEllenShow #Ellen From: TheEllenShow

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Are cops and soldiers, like football players, under some sort of Masonic control?? "Taking a knee" is a gesture of Masonic allegiance. As in the image, football players are kneeling in formation during the national anthem... Hiram Abiff is a prominent figure in Masonic lore. (Thanks to Tracy Twyman for unearthing this picture.) from Sept 30, 2017 It's quite possible that football players and cops
Banksy's new artwork shows US flag set alight by a candle as part of memorial to anonymous, black, silhouetted figure.
To praise the peacefulness of a protest is to assert the right of those resisted to determine the ethics of resistance.
From The Global Warming Policy Foundation Date: 05/06/20 Dr David Whitehouse, GWPF Science Editor The climate impact of grass-fed cattle may have been exaggerated as scientists find emissions of a powerful greenhouse gas from certain types of pasture are lower than previously thought. Researchers from Rothamsted Research found urine from animals reared on pasture where…
Covid-19 and a prolonged lockdown have bought us few good things. There are some, though:- A cleaner, less polluted environment. It may be temporary but what joy there is in having clear quiet skies, bird song you can hear, cleaner air. The importance of local food, strong resilient supply chains and food security. Empty shelves and foodstuffs unobtainable, whether for love or money, have been an
Over the past week, I have watched the six-part HBO miniseries The Plot Against America , which came out in March. It is based on the 2004 Philip Roth novel of the same title and tells an alternative history in which FDR is defeated in 1940 by the fascist-sympathizing Charles Lindbergh through the eyes of a Jewish family living in Newar

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