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  • Lawsuit over Obama Presidential Center back in court Tuesday (locals don't want it)

    07/25/2021 4:03:45 AM PDT · by Libloather · 19 replies
    WBBM via MSN ^ | 7/22/21 | Bernie Tafoya
    CHICAGO (WBBM NEWSRADIO) -- Construction is to begin next month on the Obama Presidential Center unless a court challenge delays it. The group Protect Our Parks has asked a federal court to hold up the start of construction of the Obama Presidential Center in Jackson Park on Aug. 16. In the lawsuit filed in April, the group asked the court to review and enforce the federal laws designed to “to protect local historic sites, environmental impacts, impairment of dedicated public parkland, and related community natural resources.” According to Crain’s, the matter is back in court Tuesday. Protect Our Parks has...
  • Can We Rescue The American Dream From Bully Corporations?

    07/25/2021 3:56:52 AM PDT · by gattaca · 6 replies
    The Federalist ^ | July 23, 2021 | The Federalist Staff
    On this episode of The Federalist Radio Hour, Federalist Senior Editor Christopher Bedford joins Culture Editor Emily Jashinsky to discuss his article “Corporations Are Steamrolling Small Business, Buying Up Homes, And Crushing The Dream, But We Can Fight Back.” Bedford explains how groups like BlackRock are barring more people out of buying homes and pushing more people towards renting. “They’re going into places, thriving cities that have good schools and nice neighborhoods, and affordable housing in places like Phoenix or outside of Miami … to scoop up as many houses,” Bedford explained. “Those are exactly the houses that we want,...
  • James Burnham: An Original American Thinker

    07/25/2021 3:55:25 AM PDT · by Kaslin · 12 replies
    American Thinker.com ^ | July 25, 2021 | Francis P. Sempa
    July 28, 2021 will mark the 34th anniversary of the death of James Burnham, one of the great American thinkers of the 20th century — or, for that matter, any century. Burnham was the author of seminal books on global sociopolitical developments, geopolitics, the Cold War, liberalism, and the power relationships that underlay the American republic. He wrote a regular column for National Review from 1955 to 1978, which one admirer called the "best column on international affairs in contemporary English journalism." Unfortunately, Burnham is largely unknown among younger conservatives. That is something that needs to be remedied. Burnham studied...
  • Simple, Honest Questions In The Battle Against COVID

    07/25/2021 3:46:30 AM PDT · by Kaslin · 12 replies
    American Thinker.com ^ | July 25, 2021 | Jeff M. Lewis
    I am neither a scientist nor a medical professional but, given a few scientific laws, I tend to believe I can understand their meaning and practical application. Over the course of my life, I have come to know that vaccines save lives and reduce the risk of deadly or life-altering infections. I have also learned that viruses mutate over time, and I am thankful that there are those in the medical and pharmacological professions who are conscientious about and vigilant against these threats. I also tend to think philosophically about the routines and the challenges of daily living: A house...
  • Biden DOJ drops civil rights probe of Gov. Cuomo over nursing homes and COVID-19

    07/25/2021 3:45:51 AM PDT · by Mr_Moonlight · 21 replies
    New York Post ^ | July 23 2021 | Bernadette Hogan, Carl Campanile, Bruce Golding
    The Department of Justice has decided not to investigate whether the civil rights of residents in New York’s government-run nursing homes were violated by Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s controversial admission policy related to the COVID-19 pandemic. In a letter Friday, the DOJ’s Office of Legislative Affairs told US Rep. Steve Scalise (R-La.), ranking member of that House Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis, that New York was off the hook in connection with potential violations of the Civil Rights of Institutionalized Persons Act. In August, the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division requested information from New York in connection with a March 25, 2020,...
  • Pride and the Fall of Anthony Fauci

    07/25/2021 3:41:36 AM PDT · by Kaslin · 16 replies
    American Thinker.com ^ | July 27, 2021 | Clarice Feldman
    The ancient Greeks, whose admonitions seem evergreen, warned us that excess pride and ambition would lead those guilty of it to ruin. I think that it true of Anthony Fauci. First, a confession. I thought little of his handling years ago of the AIDS disease and even less of him as he flip-flopped through so many adoring media interviews on COVID-19. (So many, indeed, that one wonders if he ever had time to read the research on COVID-19, its spread and treatments). Moreover, twice now my family members have made plans to travel far to spend some time with my...
  • Ohio father buys ice cream truck to create jobs for his two adult children with Down Syndrome, and it turns into something much sweeter

    07/25/2021 3:32:48 AM PDT · by gattaca · 14 replies
    The Blaze ^ | July 24, 2021 | PAUL SACCA
    Mary Kate Wegener told her father, "I wanna work with Papa." Mary Kate's dad, Joel Wegener, made his daughter's request a reality. The Ohio dad purchased an ice cream truck so that his two adult children with Down Syndrome could have the opportunity to work and develop skills to help them in the future. Whitlock dishes on his ESPN exit, Bill Simmons, John Skipper, Deadspin and the Undefeated "It was hard to find something that she could really plug into and do," Wegener told Spectrum News 1. "So when I started mulling over this, it was such a natural to...
  • Prosecutors accuse defense of ‘despicable victim shaming’ in Ed Buck’s overdose deaths trial (Schiff's BFF)

    07/25/2021 3:25:31 AM PDT · by Libloather · 3 replies
    A federal prosecutor accused Ed Buck’s defense of “despicable victim shaming” on Friday after a lawyer for the suspect in two methamphetamine overdose deaths dismissed eight men who testified against Buck as drug addicts who were lying to make money. The harsh exchanges came after nearly two weeks of searing testimony came to an end in Buck’s federal trial on charges of supplying the crystal meth that killed two Black men in his West Hollywood apartment during “party and play” sessions involving drugs and sexual activity. The jury will begin deliberations Tuesday. In closing arguments, prosecutors told jurors the evidence...
  • The Smartest Man Joe Biden Knows

    07/25/2021 3:24:25 AM PDT · by gaggs · 2 replies
    (Video) Hunter Biden drama over a Maureen Dowd op-ed with his dead brother’s widow over his recently-entered rehab, and lighting up a crack pipe during said rehab.
  • AOC Won't Want the Country to See This Powerful Video of a Cuban Man Walking Into an American Supermarket for the First Time

    07/25/2021 3:23:49 AM PDT · by gattaca · 37 replies
    Western Journal ^ | July 24, 2021 | Isa Cox
    The firebrand Democratic socialist Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York has made a name for herself promoting the glories of socialism while conspicuously ignoring its downfalls. While those with even a cursory understanding of world history over the last century often find it astounding that there is so much ignorance surrounding the way socialism has always — always — played out when applied to nations like Russia, Venezuela and Cuba, AOC’s base is not known for their economic savvy but rather that same, old, ancient human sin of covetousness that has led millions to believe the state can afford them...
  • Maya Wiley’s $1 million campaign debt puts black-owned biz in jeopardy [NYC Mayoral Election]

    07/25/2021 3:23:00 AM PDT · by Mr_Moonlight · 15 replies
    New York Post ^ | July 23 2021 | Julia Marsh
    As a mayoral candidate, Maya Wiley famously said she’s “been black all my life” — but that’s cold comfort to her failed campaign’s unpaid vendors, who are owed nearly $1 million, including a black-owned business that now has to lay off employees. “This could break my business,” the vendor told The Post, speaking this week on condition of anonymity because he signed a contract with the campaign that bars him from speaking to the media. “That was revenue I was waiting for to be able to pay my staff. It means I have to make some cutting decisions when it...
  • Pilot dies in crash at Lewiston airport

    07/25/2021 3:04:20 AM PDT · by US Navy Vet · 35 replies
    Lewiston Tribune ^ | Jul 25, 2021 | By Joel Mills of the Tribune
    Federal officials are investigating after a single-engine plane crash Saturday at the Lewiston-Nez Perce County Regional Airport that killed the pilot. Dale Snodgrass was the lone occupant of the SIAI-Marchetti fixed-wing aircraft when it crashed around noon during takeoff, according to a news release from airport Manager Michael Isaacs. Snodgrass’s age and hometown were not listed. The aircraft came down in a field and caught fire just off the airport’s taxiway Charlie, according to Lewiston Fire Department Chief Travis Myklebust.
  • ‘Filthy, Disgusting & Selfish’: Australian Leaders Blast Anti-Lockdown Protesters, Unleash ‘Strike Force’ To Track Them Down

    07/25/2021 2:41:49 AM PDT · by Enlightened1 · 54 replies
    Post In Trend ^ | Ankita Dixit
    Australian police have already issued hundreds of fines in the wake of mass anti-lockdown rallies, and are looking for more info about the violators, as state leaders condemn protesters for endangering other people’s lives.In just 24 hours after Saturday’s mass protest, police in New South Wales issued 510 penalty infringement notices, Deputy Commissioner Gary Worboys said, according to the Sydney Morning Herald. He vowed that the authorities will continue to investigate the acts of “violent, filthy, risky” behavior.A STRIKE FORCE IS SET UP RIGHT AT THIS MOMENT THAT CONTINUES TO ASK FOR PEOPLE TO BRING FORWARD ANY VIDEO FILES OR...
  • Missouri AG Plans To Sue St. Louis Over Reinstatement Of Mask Mandate

    07/25/2021 2:06:52 AM PDT · by USA Conservative · 6 replies
    Fox News ^ | 07.24.2021 | Marisa Schultz
    Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt said he plans to file a lawsuit against St. Louis and St. Louis County for reinstating a mask mandate for both vaccinated and unvaccinated people over the age of 5. Local leaders announced the new requirements on Friday citing the rising number of coronavirus cases and hospitalizations. The requirements were to take effect on Monday in indoor public places and on public transportation. Masks are also "strongly encouraged" for groups when outdoors. Schmitt, a GOP candidate for U.S. Senate, said he's heading to court to stop the new mask requirements.
  • Prosecutors unveil claims R. Kelly had sexual contact with underage boy

    07/25/2021 1:41:36 AM PDT · by RandFan · 10 replies
    The Hill ^ | 07/24/21 04:37 PM EDT | BY CELINE CASTRONUOVO
    Federal prosecutors on Friday filed new accusations against R&B singer R. Kelly in his New York sex trafficking case, including that he allegedly had sexual contact with an underage boy in addition to the previously reported abuse to teenage girls and women. While the motion does not file new charges against R. Kelly, born Robert Sylvester Kelly, the prosecutors detailed previously undisclosed allegations in the case, in which the singer and record producer faces charges for alleged crimes of sexual assault, kidnapping and a racketeering scheme to provide him with underage victims for sex crimes. The prosecutors alleged in Friday’s...
  • Steve Daines’ Niece Confirms Joe Biden Pinched Her Nipple, According To Report

    07/25/2021 1:39:00 AM PDT · by Main Street · 64 replies
    nationalfile ^ | July 24, 2021 | Patrick Howley
    Joe Biden pinched the nipple of Senator Steve Daines’ niece on C-Span when she was a young child, according to her reported confirmation of the pinch, which occurred on January 3, 2015 at her uncle’s swearing-in ceremony when she was eight years old. Citizen journalist Jonathan Pasetti has the image of his journalistic conversation with the young woman, Maria Piacesi, on Tik Tok. Piacesi has since deleted the comments, but they have since been archived and began going viral earlier this week.
  • Psychedelic trips could soon be part of therapy — here's what those sessions will look like

    07/25/2021 12:59:30 AM PDT · by zeestephen · 41 replies
    CNBC ^ | 24 July 2021 | Cory Stieg
    Investors are opening their minds and wallets to the possibilities of psychedelic-assisted therapies. Three biopharmaceutical companies aiming to make psychedelic drugs to treat mental health disorders have gone public in recent months...
  • Greece's first underwater museum opens ancient world to dive tourists

    07/25/2021 12:02:11 AM PDT · by ameribbean expat · 9 replies
    Greece's first underwater museum opens ancient world to dive tourists As Greece opens up its vital tourism industry, the site offers an example of a new and more sustainable source of revenue. As Greece opens up its vital tourism industry, the site offers an example of a new and more sustainable source of revenue.PHOTO: AFP PUBLISHED15 MIN AGO FACEBOOKWHATSAPP ALONNISOS, GREECE (AFP) - Emerging from the crystal-clear turquoise waters of the Aegean Sea, Mr Hans-Juergen Fercher has just returned from his fourth dive to where mounds of 2,500-year-old wine pots mark the site of an ancient shipwreck - and Greece's...
  • China's FIRST virus cover-up: Damning research reveals Beijing's response to SARS two decades ago created the template for its outrageous deception over Covid

    07/24/2021 11:50:56 PM PDT · by knighthawk · 3 replies
    UK Daily Mail ^ | July 25 2021 | SPECIAL REPORT BY IAN BIRRELL FOR THE MAIL ON SUNDAY
    Towards the end of 2002, several chefs and animal traders in the southern Chinese coastal province of Guangdong fell ill with a strange respiratory disease that left them coughing, feverish and struggling to breathe. Several worked in restaurants that slaughtered animals on the spot for diners, another supplied such creatures for them, and a third sold snakes in the squalid local market filled with stacked cages. This mysterious disease alarmed doctors, since it was clearly highly infectious. After the snake seller died, his wife and some medical staff who treated him fell sick, while at least two of the chefs...
  • Now the world's most famous medical journal the Lancet is accused of costing lives by sitting on a study showing human transmission of Covid-19 that was suppressed by China

    07/24/2021 11:48:50 PM PDT · by knighthawk · 13 replies
    UK Daily Mail ^ | July 25 2021 | IAN BIRELL
    The world's most famous medical journal, The Lancet, sat on vital information being suppressed by China proving that the Covid virus could jump from human to human and was spreading outside of Wuhan in the early days of the pandemic. Its editors also failed to share critical evidence – given to them by brave Chinese scientists trying to alert the world to the danger of the new disease – that showed the new coronavirus could be spread by people who were not displaying symptoms. The revelation has emerged in a new book by Sir Jeremy Farrar, director of the Wellcome...