
On Tuesday, a supporting pillar of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, which crosses the harbor of Baltimore, was rammed by a cargo ship.
Written by Chris Randall

On Tuesday, a supporting pillar of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, which crosses the harbor of Baltimore, was rammed by a cargo ship.
Written by John Leake

In his 2018 book, Confronting the Shadow State: An International Law Perspective on State Organized Crime, French lawyer and author, Henri Decoeur, describes State Organized Crime as follows:
Written by OP ED Watch

The New York Times “Climate Forward” tells us triumphantly that “Biden Administration Issues Rules Aimed at Phasing Out Gas Cars/ The regulations, designed to ensure that most new cars and light trucks are electric or hybrids by 2032, would transform the American auto market.”
Written by John Leake

During his years of working on Wall Street, former BlackRock analyst, Ed Dowd, became adept at gathering and analyzing data and developing an investment thesis before it became evident to other market players.
Written by www.theepochtimes.com

Data from roughly 7.6 million current account holders and 65.4 million former account holders were released on the dark web, AT&T said.
Written by Andy Rowlands

Last week, the BBC detailed the government’s plans to make Britain’s electricity supply more unreliable
Written by Keith R. Jackson, M.D.

We are currently experiencing another “unforeseen” consequence of COVID lockdowns. Every day, in medical practices across our country, doctors are treating patients with viral injuries to the body’s nervous system at a level of virulence not seen in recent memory.
Written by Dr. Benny Peiser

A new report published by the Global Warming Policy Foundation challenges the popular but mistaken belief that weather extremes – such as flooding, droughts, hurricanes, tornadoes, and wildfires – are more common and more intense today because of ‘climate change’
Written by Pierre Gosselin

Winter sea ice in the Arctic was stable over the past 20 years…has even recovered somewhat.
Written by Tomas Weber

The Herculaneum scrolls, charred and preserved by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, were unreadable—until now
Written by News Roundup

We have repeatedly asked a question that might sound pedantic but actually goes to the heart of modern global warming orthodoxy.
Written by Huw Morgan

Written by Colin Reed

From blocking commutes by lying in traffic to vandalizing priceless pieces of art, it seems there’s no conduct too low for the climate extremists
Written by Olivia Murray
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San Francisco has long been at the forefront of all things progressive: it was one of the first locales to begin decriminalizing marijuana, which of course devolved into the druggie free-for-all it now is; home to pederasts like Harvey Milk.
Written by Steven Trask, AFP

Australia’s carbon credit scheme was undermined by damning new research Wednesday, which found a world-leading reforestation project had been an underperforming “catastrophe”.
Written by Maryam Henein

The controversy that erupted during the early days of the Rona Regime regarding Ivermectin tablets is about as thick as a 30-year-old bottle of syrup you’d find in the back of a grandma’s pantry.