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pic.twitter.com/6ZulQQ4jFJ — EndGameWW3 🇺🇸 (@EndGameWW3) April 27, 2021

Coal workers union doesn’t always represent coal worker values. When coal mine employee John Morecraft heard last Monday that United Mine Workers of America President Cecil Roberts approved of President Joe Biden’s plan to move the nation’s energy industry away from fossil fuels, Morecraft said he anticipated the news would be misconstrued. “I knew the … Read more

by k0unitX $900/6mo down to $550 (cough Florida). Same coverage. I called up, asked to cancel, gave the reason of finding a better rate, and the CSR “found new discounts” and dropped my rate significantly (ok, maybe not 50% but 40%). She never asked for the competitor’s rate. Data point: Insured with GEICO for 3-4 … Read more

After the explosive news broke yesterday about John Kerry allegedly ratting out Israel to Iran (which the New York Times tried to bury 21 paragraphs into a 23 paragraph article), questions began bubbling to the surface in terms of just how bad and potentially criminal these alleged actions were. For the record, Kerry is now denying … Read more

Democrats Don’t Seem Interested in Securing Our Elections. Dear Daily Signal: Those who support HR 1 and its Senate counterpart, S 1, should be removed from their seats in Congress for violating the oath of office (“9 Highlights From Senate Hearing on Federal Takeover of Elections”). This legislation is an obvious attempt to violate the Constitution … Read more

GlobeNewswireData Visualization Market Worth USD 19.20 Billion at 10.2% CAGR; Advent of Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence to Propel Growth: Fortune Business Insights™Data Visualization Market Key Companies Profiles are Alteryx, Inc. (California, United States), Visually, Inc. (California, United States), Adaptive Insights (Subsidiary of Workday, Inc.) (California, United States), SAP SE (Walldorf, Germany), Dundas Data Visualization, … Read more

Nearly every major social platform has recently introduced some form of tipping, allowing users to directly support their favorite personalities in real time. Why it matters: Creators have been fueling engagement on social media platforms for years, but only now that the creator economy is maturing are they actually able to make money directly from their … Read more

Twenty retired generals, as well as serving officers, signed the ferocious rebuke Incendiary letter claims France at risk of ‘disintegration’ at ‘hands of Islamists’ Defence Minister Florence Parly warned ‘these are unacceptable actions’ She added that those serving officers who signed letter would be disciplined Emmanuel Macron has threatened to punish generals who signed an … Read more

For years, Democrats have presented themselves as the party of the middle class, standing up for the little guy. That hasn’t been true for a long time, and now it is confirmed. Democrats are the party of the wealthy, a flip from decades ago when it was the party of the poor and middle class … Read more

Now dinosaur corporate Democrats are blocking the legalization of marijuana. 70% of the country wants to legalize. The mainstream media will continue to call them "moderate" Democrats anyway, despite all available polling to the contrary. Our government and media are broken. — Cenk Uygur (@cenkuygur) April 22, 2021   THEY DON’T HAVE MUCH FAITH IN … Read more

An interesting question to ask about a career politician who’s been in Washington, D.C., for 50 years. A 78-year-old guy who was first sworn into office in the U.S. Senate on January 3, 1973 — when he was 30 years old. Yet, in an op-ed on Monday morning, New York Post columnist and Fox News … Read more

Tesla bought $1.5 billion worth of “digital assets,” then sold $272 million worth, during Q1, according to an earnings release Monday. It also recorded a $101 million “positive impact” toward profitability from sales of bitcoin during the quarter; it accounted for this as a reduction in operating expenses. It’s not immediately obvious how trading in … Read more

Part 2 "We don't take any pleasure in doing this". But you are still doing this guards. pic.twitter.com/7gDW5oZuHf — Philip Dwyer (@PhilipDwyer_MOI) April 25, 2021  

The FBI has the authority right now to access privately owned computers without their owners’ knowledge or consent, and to delete software. It’s part of a government effort to contain the continuing attacks on corporate networks running Microsoft Exchange software, and it’s an unprecedented intrusion that’s raising legal questions about just how far the government … Read more