from Health Ranger Report:
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by John Nolte, Breitbart:
According to the kind of math that should put a smile on every normal person’s face, 828 news media jobs were lost in January.
A report, published by Challenger, Gray, Christmas, and Nash (okay, I added the “Nash”), found that 528 jobs were lost in the first month of 2024:
The Media industry, which includes television, film, streaming, and News, announced 836 job cuts in January, down 24% from the 1,093 announced in the industry in December. It is up 11% from the 754 cuts announced in the same month last year.
from The Epoch Times:
Major brands such as Bud Light and Target, among others, are facing immense backlash from supporting LGBTQ causes, with the market capitalization of the firms crashing by double digits in recent weeks.
Stores of Target were boycotted after the retail giant rolled out its Pride collection at the beginning of May, including some items targeted at children. Between May 1 and May 30, Target’s market capitalization fell from $72.52 billion to $61.78 billion—a decline of 14.80 percent. Bud Light became a target after partnering with transgender social media personality Dylan Mulvaney in a promotional campaign in April. Between April 3 and May 30, the market cap of Anheuser-Busch, which owns Bud Light, fell from $132.06 billion to $108.19 billion—a decrease of over 18 percent.
by Mish Shedlock, Mish Talk:
The 14th Amendment is not self-executing, said the Supreme Court, as expected in this corner. The spotlight now turns to the immunity case. I offer some thoughts.
Please consider the US Supreme Court ruling on the On Writ of Certiorari to the Supreme Court of Colorado
A group of Colorado voters contends that Section 3 of the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution prohibits former President Donald J. Trump, who seeks the Presidential nomination of the Republican Party in this year’s election, from becoming President again. The Colorado Supreme Court agreed with that contention. It ordered the Colorado secretary of state to exclude the former President from the Republican primary ballot in the State and to disregard any write-in votes that Colorado voters might cast for him.
from The National Pulse:
A group of undecided South Carolina voters told Fox News they are supporting former President Donald Trump following a town hall interview in Greenville, SC, on Wednesday evening. Trump’s demonstration of leadership qualities particularly impressed the panelists. “Donald Trump, if I could summarize what he said in one word, it was just ‘strength.’ He had a way about him that demanded attention. He really sounded like the kind of leader I would want to vote for,” said one voter.
The possible future present of Argentina Javier Milei explains how the right is winning and the left is terrified. He flies the Gadsden flag. pic.twitter.com/l6K4iliyFI
— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) August 17, 2023
by Matt Agorist, The Free Thought Project:
Peace is perhaps among the most paramount of worldly concepts today. As we live in an age of constant imperialist aggression, never ending provocation, upheaval, and perpetual war, as brinksmanship pushes us to the brink of potential complete annihilation it is now more pertinent than ever that not only Americans but people around the world, but especially Americans, embrace the concept of lasting peace.
by Jim Hoft, The Gateway Pundit:
As The Gateway Pundit reported earlier, former President Donald Trump appeared to defend himself against allegations of financial misrepresentation brought forward by Soros-backed New York Attorney General Letitia James. The courtroom witnessed tense proceedings, with Judge Arthur Engoron frequently intervening to keep the hearing on course.
Engoron is very upset that President Trump is able to speak freely during his trial.
by Joe Wolverton, II, J.D., The New American:
U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts issued a one-page letter refusing an invitation by the Senate Judiciary Committee to testify about Supreme Court ethics. The committee is investigating alleged corruption on the part of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, who is accused of having accepted vacations from a wealthy Republican donor.
Roberts’ letter demonstrates the chief justice’s attitude that his branch of the federal government is superior to its sister branches: the legislative and executive.
by John-Michael Dumais, Childrens Health Defense:
After the farmer protests in Brussels last week, European Commission leaders announced concessions to lighten the burden of greenhouse gas reductions on growers, but held the course with plans to cut 90% of emissions by 2040.
from Computing Forever:
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🚨🇺🇸 Breaking Louisiana State, US
This is HUGE ‼️‼️‼️
The State of Louisiana just passed a bill by 37-0 to not allow a single rule, regulation, policy, tax or mandate to be enforced by the:-
The WHO
The UN
The WEFThis ruling applies to any agency working on their behalf.… pic.twitter.com/niuFEZKEwA
— Concerned Citizen (@BGatesIsaPyscho) March 26, 2024
by Doug Mainwaring, LifeSite News:
LifeSiteNews sat down with Tim Ballard at the Washington, D.C. premiere of “Sound of Freedom,” at the Museum of the Bible.
Ballard, played by Passion of the Christ star Jim Caviezel, quit his job a decade ago in order to rescue thousands of innocent children trapped in the horrific underworld of child sex trafficking, described by Ballard as “the fastest growing criminal enterprise in the world.”
by Jack Gleason, American Thinker:
In any contest between two or more parties, an impartial referee is often necessary to ensure that the rules are followed fairly.
This includes sports and competitions of all kinds, debates, and yes, even spelling bees in elementary school. Without impartial judges, there is no confidence that the victories were legitimate.
This is why it is such a scandal whenever it is alleged that a referee in a hotly-contested college football championship has made a questionable game-changing call, or when a judge is found to have ties to the defendant that seemingly slants his ruling.