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War News Updates2 minutes ago
Lebanon Braces For More Violence*Startfor:* *After a Bloody Day in Beirut, Lebanon Braces for More Violence* In the Lebanese capital of Beirut, a deadly gun battle between militias has raised the risk of future violence. On Oct. 14, unidentified assailants opened fire on Hezbollah and allied al Amal protesters who were marching to Lebanon's Palace of Justice to demand the removal of the judge investigating the August 2020 Beirut port explosion. The shooting reportedly started when the mostly Muslim demonstrators marched through a largely Christian neighborhood in the Lebanese capital, leaving at least six ... read more
The Reference Frame10 minutes ago
Why "science replaced by hodgepodge" is even worse than alchemyMaritime hodge podge For two days, I wanted to write another text about the evil trend of "pretending that some chaotic playing with computers is the new science" and Robbert Dijkgraaf, the director of the IAS, pushed me above the critical threshold when he wrote The Uselessness of Useful Knowledgein the Quanta Magazine. The title looks bizarre, the normal thing to describe the body of his essay would be the opposite, "the usefulness of useless knowledge", a title that was picked by several authors in the past. Isn't it a typo? At any rate, Dijkgraaf argues that the "hocus pocus AI-... read more
War News Updates1 hour ago
How Much Does China Spend On Its Military?*Alex Hollings, Sandboxx:* *How does China’s defense spending really stack up against the US?* The Chinese military’s rapid expansion and modernization efforts in recent years are certainly expensive, but somehow, China claims to devote less than a third of America’s defense budget to their own military endeavors. In 2020, China’s Defense budget was a claimed 1.268 trillion yuan, or about $196 billion. America’s, on the other hand, was a hearty $778 billion. Despite this significant disparity in spending, over the past two decades or so, China has managed to field the largest n... read more
Turcopolier1 hour ago
“Messing about in boats” – TTGHere are two new videos by Roger Barnes, the English dingy sailor I discovered back in August. Though still very English, he has transplanted himself to western Brittany to enjoy the local sailing, the local company and the local lifestyle. … Continue reading → read more
The National Interest1 hour ago
The United States is Not Safe from Russian, Chinese Long-Range Missiles*Caleb Larson* *Missile Defense, * Given Guam’s strategic significance and the danger posed to the island by Chinese—and increasingly North Korean—ballistic missiles and hypersonic weapons, upping the island’s air defenses is a priority. During a virtual roundtable on American air defense hosted by the Missile Defense Advocacy Alliance, senior military leaders highlighted America’s vulnerability against Chinese and Russian long-range missiles. “Our potential adversaries have created significant capacity to reach us asymmetrically. Our forward layers, our allies, our partners, our... read more
War News Updates2 hours ago
Facebook Admits It Doesn't Ban Information That Helps Illegal Immigration And Smuggling*Daily Mail: **Facebook admits users can share information on illegal immigration and being smuggled: Arizona Attorney General calls for investigation into tech giant for 'facilitating human and sex trafficking'* * Facebook admitted allowing such content in a response to AZ's Mark Brnovich * Brnovich wrote to Facebook following a report into advertisements of trafficking * Facebook said it does not allow adverts, but it does allow information about how to enter illegally or request information about how to be smuggled * Brnovich passed the response on to Merrick Garland, ... read more
The Rio Times2 hours ago
Residence in Panama? Know these three options for this yearRIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - With the current relaxations, the Panamanian government is looking for options to "sell" its country to those seeking investments or working remotely. Sports academies could also settle in that nation due to immigration, permanent or short-term residency facilities. For example, a law has already been passed to offer new visa […] The post Residence in Panama? Know these three options for this year appeared first on The Rio Times. read more
The Rio Times2 hours ago
Ecuador’s murder rate has doubled in the last six yearsRIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – A Police report states that, in 2016, the homicide rate in Ecuador was 5.81 per 100 000 inhabitants, and up to October 17, 2021, it rose to 10.62. That is, in the last six years, the leading indicator of violence in the country doubled. Read also: Check out our coverage […] The post Ecuador’s murder rate has doubled in the last six years appeared first on The Rio Times. read more
Gangsters Out Blog2 hours ago
Italy's push backIn Communism Unions don't have the right to strike. read more
Cairns News2 hours ago
Huge push to jab Aborigines and Islanders will backfireTo our many indigenous friends and readers across Northern Australia: The Queensland Labor Party is coming to get you, but MP Cynthia Lui doesn’t have to get it, and force you to have the now proven beyond any doubt, dangerous Covid inoculation. Aboriginal and Islander people have proven to be quite susceptible to influenza-type sickness […] read more
Caitlin Johnstone2 hours ago
Hackers, Havana Syndrome, And Other Invisible Russian Aggressions That Only The CIA Can SeeThe House Foreign Affairs Committee is reportedly marking up its hilarious Havana Syndrome Attacks Response Act this week which calls for sanctions upon whoever the president determines is responsible for inflicting US officials with hangover-like symptoms using high tech microwave beams. The condition has not been proven […] read more
War News Updates3 hours ago
US President Biden Says He's Concerned About Recent Chinese Hypersonic MissilePresident Biden said that he is concerned about the China's reported test of a hypersonic missile. REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst *NYPost:* *Biden concerned over China missile, after Psaki welcomed ‘competition’* President Biden said Wednesday that he’s concerned about a possible Chinese hypersonic missile test — after White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki turned heads saying the US was “concerned” but that “we welcome stiff competition.” Biden was asked under the wing of Air Force One if he was concerned about the rocket that reportedly circled the globe before narrowly missing its ... read more
Halifax Examiner3 hours ago
Houston’s housing plan: rent control stays, 1,100 new affordable units, interventions in Halifax planningPremier Tim Houston’s Progressive Conservative government is keeping temporary rent control and pledging 1,100 new affordable housing units along with interventions in municipal planning as part of its plan to address the housing crisis. Houston and Municipal Affairs and Housing Minister John Lohr unveiled the long-awaited plan at a news conference on Wednesday, announcing that […] read more
Cairns News3 hours ago
Microscopy doctor finds four parasites in Pfizer and Moderna COVID jabsby Alexandra Bruce Ramola D of The Everyday Concerned Citizen is new to me and I love the way she presents information and puts things together. We’ve previously spoken about the findings of microscopy expert, Dr Robert Young, who published his images of the contents of the four publicly-available jabs using various methods, including Phase […] read more
The National Interest3 hours ago
These Guns Won't Break the Bank and Pack a Punch*Gun News Daily* *Affordable Guns, * These are the best you can buy for under $400. *Key Point:* The common idea that you have to spend between $500 or $1,000 for a high quality pistol is simply not true in today’s world. The guns that have been listed and discussed in this article prove that. If you were to ask yourself what the most popular or best known service pistols on the market are, which specific makes and models of handguns come to mind? The 1911. The Browning Hi-Power. Practically any Glock. The Smith & Wesson M&P. The Beretta 92FS or Px4 Storm. The SIG Sauer P226 or ... read more
The National Interest3 hours ago
U.S. Navy Lays Blame for USS Bonhomme Richard Fire*Peter Suciu* *U.S. Navy, * The fire, which burned for four days in San Diego, California, injured forty sailors and twenty-three civilians. The U.S. Navy is down an amphibious assault ship (LHD), and the service has now concluded that there were failures at all levels—from the commanders, crew members, and others that fueled the July 2020 arson fire that destroyed the USS *Bonhomme Richard. *The fire, which burned for four days in San Diego, California, injured forty sailors and twenty-three civilians. The Navy's findings cast blame on thirty-six sailors, including five admiral... read more
The National Interest3 hours ago
Without the Communist Party, There Would Be No Chinese Century*Mark Episkopos* *China, CCP, President Xi Jinping, China, Taiwan, Russia* “China’s success hinges on the Party… without the Communist Party of China, there would be no new China and no national rejuvenation.” *Here's What You Need to Remember: *Sino-Russian relations have reached a historic high point under the joint stewardship of Xi and Russian President Vladimir Putin, with the two powers signing a treaty on “Good-Neighborliness and Friendly Cooperation” on the eve of the centenary. Firmly in control at home, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) seeks to project China’s growing ... read more
The National Interest3 hours ago
The Army Paves the Way for New Air Defense Tactics*Kris Osborn* *Army, Americas* The Army has been working with several vendors to refine and strengthen its Stryker-fired laser and expects to have it operational within just the next few years. The Army is pursuing a three-tiered approach to arming its Stryker vehicles with cutting-edge air defense capabilities enabling the platforms to track and destroy enemy drones, helicopters and even fixed-wing airplanes. This approach is called Maneuver-Short Range Air Defense (M-SHORAD). It’s an incremental effort to introduce powerful air defense weaponry into the Stryker vehicle to ... read more
The National Interest3 hours ago
Biden’s Middle East Military Drawdown Is Less than It Might Appear*Michael M. Gunter* *Middle East, Middle East* [image: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heckler_%26_Koch_HK417#/media/File:20131223_G28_Afghanistan.jpg] This is in no way comparable to the British decision a half-century ago to withdraw from east of Suez. *Editor’s note: In early August, *The National Interest *organized a symposium on American foreign policy in the Middle East under the Biden administration*. *A variety of scholars were asked the following question: “Given Joe Biden**’**s recent decisions in Afghanistan and Iraq, is the president right to be reducing the U.S. mili... read more
The National Interest3 hours ago
The Complex History of the F-117 Nighthawk*Alex Hollings* *F-117, Americas* Why did people think it was a stealth fighter? *Here's What You Need to Remember: *In order to be classified as a “fighter” aircraft and carry that F prefix, a plane usually needs to be designed specifically to be capable of engaging other aircraft in the battle space. The F-117, however, was built *specifically* for engaging ground targets under a shroud of secrecy. The Lockheed F-117 Nighthawk, often referred to as the “stealth fighter,” was the world’s first operational stealth aircraft, born out of a program *so secretive* that the plane it... read more
Snopes.com3 hours ago
Does Vid Show Seattle First Responders Turning in Boots After Being Fired Over Vaccines?Footage of the alleged protest received more than 3 million online views — and counting. read more
bilaterals.org3 hours ago
Economista Aurelio Suárez asegura que en los últimos 30 años el país ha sido saqueado, ¿por qué?20-Oct-2021 El analista económico, en su libro Saqueo, hace una radiografía de la economía colombiana en los últimos 30 años. ¿Cuál es su visión? read more
bilaterals.org3 hours ago
Las razones que alejan al arbitraje de inversión de la justicia ambiental20-Oct-2021 Entre 1995 y 2020 se han presentado 303 demandas en contra de países de América Latina y el Caribe, siendo la segunda región más demandada del mundo. Los inversionistas han obtenido resultados favorables en un 62,6% de los casos y las demandas les han costado a los gobiernos alrededor de 32.141 millones de dólares. read more
bilaterals.org3 hours ago
Chile Mejor sin TLC: Decimos No al apuro y secretismo de Piñera en TLC con la Unión Europea20-Oct-2021 En el momento de mayor debilidad de la presidencia de la República en décadas, a semanas de la elección presidencial y en pleno proceso constituyente, el gobierno de Sebastián Piñera parece decidido a cerrar la negociación para actualizar el TLC con la Unión Europea read more
Global Issues News Headlines3 hours ago
Climate Change: How 1.300 Billion Africans Cause Least But Suffer MostMADRID, Oct 20 (IPS) - While Africa reportedly causes just 4 percent of global emissions of Carbon Dioxide (CO2) —an acidic colourless gas with a density about 53% higher than that of dry air, causing climate change—, this vast continent, home to over 1.300 billion inhabitants in 52 countries, bears the heaviest brunt of 80 percent of the climate crisis destructive impacts. Read the full story, “Climate Change: How 1.300 Billion Africans Cause Least But Suffer Most”, on globalissues.org → read more
Global Issues News Headlines3 hours ago
UN’s top envoy warns Great Lakes Region is ‘at a crossroads’Speaking at a Security Council meeting on the situation in Africa’s Great Lakes region on Wednesday, the Secretary-General’s Special Envoy, Huang Xia, told ambassadors that the countries concerned now stand “at a crossroads”. Read the full story, “UN’s top envoy warns Great Lakes Region is ‘at a crossroads’”, on globalissues.org → read more
Global Issues News Headlines3 hours ago
Restore sexual, reproductive health rights lost during COVID, rights expert urgesSexual and reproductive health rights, are human rights, the independent UN expert on the right to health reminded Member States in the General Assembly on Wednesday, saying that it was essential to restore services in the field, that have been eroded during the COVID-19 pandemic Read the full story, “Restore sexual, reproductive health rights lost during COVID, rights expert urges”, on globalissues.org → read more
Global Issues News Headlines3 hours ago
Only ‘real equality’ can end vicious cycle of povertyAlthough poverty and privilege “continue to reproduce themselves in vicious cycles”, it is possible to break the chain and shift the paradigm, an independent UN human rights expert told the General Assembly on Wednesday. Read the full story, “Only ‘real equality’ can end vicious cycle of poverty”, on globalissues.org → read more
Global Issues News Headlines3 hours ago
Rush for new profits posing threat to human rights, UN experts warnThe finance industry’s demand for new sources of capital worldwide to satisfy investors, is having a serious negative impact on the enjoyment of human rights, a group of UN-appointed independent rights experts have warned. Read the full story, “Rush for new profits posing threat to human rights, UN experts warn”, on globalissues.org → read more
Food Safety News3 hours ago
California company recalls 10 tons of tamales for undeclared allergenDemaiz Inc., doing business as Mex-tamale Foods, a San Jose, CA, establishment, is recalling 20,759 pounds of pork and beef tamales because of misbranding and undeclared sesame, which is a known allergen and is required by federal law to be identified on food labels. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS)... Continue Reading read more
War News Updates4 hours ago
Drone Attack Targets US Troops At US base In SyriaFILE PHOTO: American and Syrian rebel forces on a joint patrol near Al-Tanf, on April 29, 2020. © Wikipedia / US Army photo / Staff Sgt. William Howard #BREAKING According to what is reported, this evening, a militia contacted the base of the Global Coalition against Daesh in the Al-Tanf area that it should be evacuated, and an hour later, five drones attacked the base without causing any casualties.#Syria #USA #ISIS #Biden https://t.co/sWvbNCUJxR pic.twitter.com/E8UCRlXPK7 — Eva J. Koulouriotis - إيفا كولوريوتي (@evacool_) October 20, 2021 *Daily Mail:* *US base in Syria used to ... read more
PopularResistance.Org4 hours ago
Governments Still Fall Dangerously Short Of Paris Agreement CommitmentsThe 2021 Production Gap Report, first published in 2019, measures the gap between governments’ planned production of coal, oil, and gas and the global production levels consistent with meeting the Paris Agreement temperature limits. But two years later, the 2021 report finds the production gap mostly unchanged. In fact, over the next two decades, governments are collectively projecting an increase in global oil and gas production, and only a small decrease in coal production. Taken together, their plans and projections see global, total fossil fuel production increasing until at l... read more
PopularResistance.Org4 hours ago
Drone Whistleblower Thrown In Pen With TerroristsDrone whistleblower Daniel Hale was sent on Sunday to the notorious Communications Management Unit (CMU) at the maximum-security U.S. Penitentiary (USP) at Marion, Illinois to serve a 45-month sentence, rather than to the low-security prison at Butner, North Carolina, where federal Judge Liam O’Grady had recommended he go. Butner is a prison hospital complex, and O’Grady was cognizant of Daniel’s need for psychological therapy to deal with post traumatic stress disorder from his time as a U.S. Air Force drone operator. USP Marion, on the other hand, is a former “Supermax” prison t... read more
PopularResistance.Org4 hours ago
Iranian President Asks US To Lift Sanctions To Show Seriousnessn a televised address on Monday, October 18, Iranian president Ebrahim Raisi asserted that a return to the nuclear deal should mean the end of all unilateral sanctions imposed by the US since it withdrew from the agreement in 2018. Raisi pointed out that lifting of sanctions would indicate the seriousness of the US about the talks in Vienna. He emphasized that Iran is serious and committed to the talks and would return to the table soon, saying that it “will never leave the negotiation table,” IRNA reported. The talks in Vienna between Iran and the remaining signatories of the Joi... read more
The Last Refuge4 hours ago
FDA Approves Mix n Match Booster Shots For Everyone – Pick a Jab, Any JabStep right up folks and pick your next jab, the FDA has approved mix-n-match booster shots for everyone. Step right up and take your jab, any jab, just pick a jab, and you too can keep your mandatory vaccine passport up to date. Boosters for all, folks… bring your friends… come one, come all. WASHINGTON […] The post FDA Approves Mix n Match Booster Shots For Everyone – Pick a Jab, Any Jab appeared first on The Last Refuge. read more
PopularResistance.Org4 hours ago
Workers At Beverage Giant Refresco Defeated A ‘Notorious’ Union BusterAs the spread of Covid-19 forced millions of workplaces to close in March 2020, Cesar Moreira continued to report to a bottling plant in Wharton, N.J., where he works as a batching technician. During 12-hour shifts, Moreira mixes vats of powdered concentrate and sugar to churn out brand-name beverages like Gatorade and Arizona Iced Tea. Management for Resfresco Beverages Inc., the owner of the plant and one of the largest bottling companies, told workers these operations fell under the umbrella of “essential services.” Moreira was incredulous. “One batch of 8,000 gallons of lemon-... read more
PopularResistance.Org4 hours ago
After Strike, Carpenters Approve New Contract By Slim MarginGoing into the vote on a controversial fifth tentative agreement, the mood among Washington carpenters who had organized for a “no” vote was uncertain. “It was so close last time, it’s hard to say what will happen,” said Tom Nolan hours before the vote tally was announced. “A toss-up,” said Nina Wurz. “It’s going to be a ‘no.’ But, unfortunately, I could be surprised. Being out of work has hurt a lot of people,” said Alejandro Lucero. If one thing is clear about the first Northwest Carpenters strike since 2007, it’s that nothing was clear from the moment it started. That includes ... read more
PopularResistance.Org5 hours ago
Amazon And Google: Partners In Israeli ApartheidThe best-selling Irish novelist Sally Rooney is openly shunning Israel after recent reports from human rights groups warned that Israel practices apartheid, systematically oppressing Palestinians under its rule. But while Israel risks becoming a pariah among some cultural producers, it is being aggressively embraced by globe-spanning corporations like Amazon and Google – among the wealthiest companies in history. The post Amazon And Google: Partners In Israeli Apartheid appeared first on PopularResistance.Org. read more
Komando.com7 hours ago
4 free ways to keep track of your friends and family with your smartphoneNeed to track down your friends or family members? These four apps help find their location. read more
CENSORED NEWS2 hours ago
Nye County Sheriff Releases Myron Dewey Fatal Accident ReportThe Nye County Sheriff's Department said Myron Dewey died as a result of a head-on collision, when a truck pulled into his lane on a dirt road near Yomba, NevadaBy Brenda NorrellCensored NewsOct. 20, 2021YOMBA, Nevada -- The Nye County Sheriff Department's accident report states that the fatal accident that resulted in the death of Paiute Shoshone Journalist Myron Dewey was the result of a second read more
balance104 hours ago
China's "Nobel Prize" goes to Biden? Daszak? Fauci? No.Dr. Malik Peiris who previously served on the Lancet medical journal’s COVID-19 origins investigation committee, received China’s “Nobel Prize” for research affirming the Chinese Communist Party’s false narrative that COVID-19 developed naturally. Peiris, a Sri Lankan virologist working in Hong Kong, was one of 12 scientists leading the now-defunct Lancet probe into the origins of COVID-19. While the task force is no longer listed on the medical journal’s website, as it was forced to disband due to extensive conflicts of interests with the Wuhan Institute of Virology, archived web... read more
War News Updates5 hours ago
Growing Military Ties Between Russia And IranChairman of the Chiefs of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces Major General Mohammad Baqeri talks to reporters after his meeting with Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Navy Vice-Admiral Vladimir Lvovich Kasatonov on October 20, 2021. (Photo by IRNA) *The Defense Post:* *Russia and Iran to Hold Military Cooperation Meeting in Tehran* Iran’s military chief has announced that a joint Russian-Iranian meeting on military-technical cooperation will take place in Tehran in three months, Russian news agency Interfax reported. Mohammad Bagheri of the Iranian General Staff pushed f... read more
PopularResistance.Org5 hours ago
Digital Vaccine Passports Pave Way For Surveillance CapitalismThe death by starvation of Etwariya Devi, a 67-year-old widow from the rural Indian state of Jharkhand, might have passed without notice had it not been part of a more widespread trend. Like 1.3 billion of her fellow Indians, Devi had been pushed to enroll in a biometric digital ID system called Aadhaar in order to access public services, including her monthly allotment of 25kg of rice. When her fingerprint failed to register with the shoddy system, Devi was denied her food ration. Throughout the course of the following three months in 2017, she was repeatedly refused food until s... read more
The Rio Times5 hours ago
Ecuador reaches its highest drug seizure record in a decadeRIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – With two months to go before the end of 2021, Ecuadorian authorities have seized more drugs than in the last ten years. According to official data, 147 tons of drugs have been taken from January of this year until October. According to data from Ecuador’s Anti-Narcotics Directorate and the Ministry […] The post Ecuador reaches its highest drug seizure record in a decade appeared first on The Rio Times. read more
The Rio Times5 hours ago
Colombia’s Duque says that country has attracted US$32 billion in foreign investmentRIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Iván Duque, President of Colombia, announced that in the three years of his mandate, he has managed to attract US$32 billion in foreign investment in more than 610 projects. "We are a nation that understands that it is not possible to build progress without companies and that democratic solidity cannot […] The post Colombia’s Duque says that country has attracted US$32 billion in foreign investment appeared first on The Rio Times. read more
Running 'Cause I Can't Fly 25 hours ago
"You’re Not as Smart as You Think"*"You’re Not as Smart as You Think"* by Brian Maher "Man alone is the thinking animal of Earth, the skyscraping summit of all its fauna, its high king. This unlikely creature splits the atom in two. He sends disinformation ricocheting around the world in fractions of seconds. He catapults himself into space. Through his astounding astronomical binoculars he lays his eyes on the remotest precincts of this universe, billions of years distant. Of these feats he is proud, justly proud. And yet this astonishing intellect flatters, seduces and deceives itself. Man rains excess credit up... read more
The Rio Times5 hours ago
Colombia will have the largest fleet of electric buses in Latin AmericaRIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - During the Colombian Society of Engineers Virtual Energy Forum, the transportation sector confirmed that Colombia would have the largest fleet of electric vehicles, committed and resilient to climate change. This would help mitigate the complications bringing the bus fleets currently operating in the environment and reduce pollution in different cities. […] The post Colombia will have the largest fleet of electric buses in Latin America appeared first on The Rio Times. read more
No More Mister Nice Blog5 hours ago
KILLING THE DEMOCRATS SOFTLYIt's possible that Joe Manchin wants President Biden's agenda enacted in a weak, shrunken, means-tested, fossil-fuel-friendly way. But Kyrsten Sinema not only appears to want to kill the Biden package -- or at least the part that isn't hard infrastructure -- she doesn't want to admit she wants to kill it. Instead, she claims to be open to negotiations while throwing newer and newer roadblocks in Biden's way. This, for instance: The Wall Street *Journal* today reports that Sinema “has told lobbyists that she is opposed to any increase” in taxes on high-income individuals, businesses... read more
PopularResistance.Org5 hours ago
Democrats’ Toothless Drug Pricing Alternative Is A Coup For Big PharmaUnder the Build Back Better Act, Congress can expand and strengthen Medicare and Medicaid, improving the lives of millions of seniors while also throwing a lifeline to folks living in states where GOP politicians are strangling public benefits. But to win these popular reforms, we have to defeat the efforts of Big Pharma, their greedy lobbyists and the politicians who take their money. It wasn’t enough for Democratic Representatives Kurt Schrader of Oregon, Scott Peters of California, Kathleen Rice of New York and Stephanie Murphy of Florida to vote against a robust bill that woul... read more
PopularResistance.Org5 hours ago
Bob Gill Outlines The US Corporate Takeover Of The British NHSThe British National Health Service (NHS) once stood as an internationally renowned example of a tax-funded health system that delivered public-health services to millions of British citizens, lifting a huge burden from the sick. However, the rise of neoliberal policies in the United Kingdom has targeted the NHS to become the latest victim of a U.S.-U.K. economic trade deal that would put health care services in the hands of private U.S. corporations. This means that private U.S. healthcare corporations would capitalize on the taxpayer funded budget, “creating private insurance-st... read more
PopularResistance.Org5 hours ago
Labor Unions Band Together To Tackle High Hospital PricesThe Coalition for Affordable Hospitals launched Friday morning and held a rally in Manhattan’s City Hall Park ahead of a City Council hearing on hospital costs. The effort includes nine unions that represent New Yorkers as well as the New York State Council of Churches and PatientRightsAdvocate.org, a nonprofit that promotes transparency in health care prices. The group is pushing legislation in Albany that would give health plans — including those managed by labor unions — more leverage to haggle over the price of health care. New York City has come to be dominated in recent year... read more
Cairns News5 hours ago
More on Digital Identity being legislatedby Allison Ryan Oh the irony!As the sun sets over the hills of covid19, the darkness coming forth from the dens of iniquity cloaks everything with an illuminati light, and calls out to the people, as the sea nymphs of fable, come and TRUST the digital ID system. ‘Trusted Digital Identity Framework’ (TDIF) has Interim […] read more
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