Morning-After Pill Flying Off Shelves As States Move To Restrict Abortion

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — With the battle over abortion heating up, some pharmacists say the Plan B morning-after pill is flying off the shelves. They say they’re having trouble keeping the over-the-counter medication in stock. Carnival Worker Charged With Allegedly Inappropriately Touching 7-Year-Old Girl On Merry-Go-Round Those pharmacists say some women are afraid as states move … Read more

NOT MOVING: Mobility has fallen to record lows…

A new study identifies powerful psychological factors that connect people to places, and that mean more to them than money. Mobility in the United States has fallen to record lows. In 1985, nearly 20 percent of Americans had changed their residence within the preceding 12 months, but by 2018, fewer than ten percent had. That’s … Read more

How the Modern Consumer is Different

by visualcapitalist There is a prevailing wisdom that says the stereotypical American consumer can be defined by certain characteristics. Based on what popular culture tells us, as well as years of experiences and data, we all have an idea of what the average consumer might look for in a house, car, restaurant, or shopping center. But … Read more

Marc Faber: The Coming Pension Crisis And Its Subsequent Fallout

Marc Faber interviewed on SBTV Returning SBTV guest Marc Faber, editor and publisher of “The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report”, warns about the under-funding in public and private pensions. Will there be pitchforks when pensioners realize there is no money available for their retirement? Discussed in this interview: 01:31 State and public pensions are a disaster 05:11 … Read more

Local government seized countless children based on falsified drug test results

by Simon Black Rejoice, it’s Friday. Here is our weekly roll-up of bizarre and disturbing stories from around the world. 1. Local government seized countless children based on falsified drug test results For years, the county of Ozark, Alabama hired a private laboratory to analyze paternity and drug tests. These were pretty critical tests… because the … Read more

One in seven US seniors live in poverty

The elderly will soon make up a third of the population in more than 60 countries, according to the UN. But even in wealthy nations like the United States, many seniors do not get the care they need, where one in seven seniors are living in poverty. Al Jazeera’s Gallacher reports from Florida.   AC

KEEMSTAR: “I spoke privately with over 100 of the biggest YouTubers over the last 48 hours & we are prepared to fight the media websites that

I spoke privately with over 100 of the biggest YouTubers over the last 48 hours & we are prepared to fight the media websites that host articles that attempt to get advertisers to stop running ads on YouTube. Our plan is simple convince advertisers to not run ads with you. — KEEM 🍿 (@KEEMSTAR) June … Read more

SGTreport: War, Deception, And The 60 American Families That Run The US Government

by Sean of SGTreport In reality, America is ruled by an oligarchy, America’s 60 families, a de facto government according to Ferdinand Lundberg. This “shadow government” has controlled the top levels of the US government for most of our nation’s history. They have steered us into wars, by way of deception time and time again. And they ultimately … Read more

Flood Warning: Illinois and Indiana

Illinois: Cook, DuPage, Lake, Kankakee, Kendall, McHenry, DeKalb, Grundy, La Salle, Will, Kane Indiana: Lake, Porter Flood Warning https://abc7chicago.com/weather/alerts/   Hit the play button to see the next 10 days weather model it appears that front stalled out in the gulf for the last 30 days is going to stay there for at least the … Read more

Pfizer created anti inflammatory drug that inadvertently prevented Alzheimers, decided to hide it from public

Pfizer had clues its blockbuster drug could prevent Alzheimer’s. Why didn’t it tell the world? A team of researchers inside Pfizer made a startling find in 2015: The company’s blockbuster rheumatoid arthritis therapy Enbrel, a powerful anti-inflammatory drug, appeared to reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s disease by 64 percent. The results were from an analysis of … Read more