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1 day ago | 
newstarget.com | Belle Carter |Willow Tohi |Lance Johnson |KEVIN HUGHES
Israeli police faced backlash for initially demanding that an upcoming anti-war protest in Tel Aviv exclude graphic images of Palestinian children and terms like "genocide" and "ethnic cleansing," highlighting tensions over free speech and government transparency. Following media coverage, the police reversed their decision, removing the banned content and allowing unrestricted messaging, which conflicted with earlier pledges and sparked debate over the government's commitment to free expression.
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2 days ago | 
monsanto.news | Lance Johnson |Belle Carter |KEVIN HUGHES |Ramon Tomey
In the quiet battle for human health, one of the most insidious foes is glyphosate, the active ingredient in Monsanto’s Roundup. Despite being marketed as “safe” for human use, a growing body of research reveals that glyphosate is a potent disruptor of reproductive health, causing permanent damage to reproductive organs and affecting fertility across generations.
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2 days ago | 
monsanto.news | Belle Carter |Lance Johnson |KEVIN HUGHES |Ramon Tomey
Dr. Samuel S. Epstein’s book “What’s In Your Milk?” investigates rBGH (recombinant bovine growth hormone), a synthetic hormone developed by Monsanto (now Bayer) in the 1980s to increase milk production and the associated health risks for cows and humans. Cows treated with rBGH experience severe health issues, including increased infections, infertility and stress-related diseases.
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2 days ago | 
monsanto.news | KEVIN HUGHES |Belle Carter |Lance Johnson |Ramon Tomey
Jeffrey M. Smith’s “Seeds of Deception” is a best-selling book that serves as a critical examination of the genetically modified organisms (GMOs) industry, exposing the lack of transparency and the potential risks associated with genetically engineered foods. It calls for increased consumer awareness and action against the dominance of GMOs in the food supply.
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5 days ago | 
disaster.news | Jacob Thomas |KEVIN HUGHES |Zoey Sky |Belle Carter
In episode 3 of “Wartime Homefront Essential Skills,” Marjory Wildcraft and Scott Sexton teach safe foraging for beginners, covering edible plant identification, avoiding poisonous lookalikes and surprising wild foods like pine trees and wild onions. Viewers will learn the “crown berries” hack (edible berries often have a five-pointed crown), and how to use shepherd’s purse to stop bleeding and pine needle tea for sore throats.
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5 days ago | 
censorship.news | Belle Carter |KEVIN HUGHES |Lance Johnson |Willow Tohi
Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the U.S. State Department formally shut down the GEC, accusing it of misusing taxpayer funds to target conservative voices under the Biden administration.
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5 days ago | 
censorship.news | KEVIN HUGHES |Belle Carter |Lance Johnson |Willow Tohi
The book “UFOs, MJ-12, and the Government” by Grant Cameron and T. Scott Crain Jr. centers on the 1947 Roswell incident, presenting it as a pivotal event in UFO history, with evidence suggesting a deliberate government cover-up of an extraterrestrial encounter rather than a simple misidentification. The authors explore the controversial MJ-12 documents, which allegedly detail a secret government group managing UFO affairs.
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1 week ago | 
disaster.news | Jacob Thomas |KEVIN HUGHES |Zoey Sky |Belle Carter
In Episode 9 of “Prepare Tribe: Prepare, Protect, Provide,” aired on April 13, Morgan Mitchell emphasized the importance of dispersed, hidden caches (e.g., buried supplies) to avoid reliance on a single location, citing the Viet Cong’s survival tactics.
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disaster.news | KEVIN HUGHES |Jacob Thomas |Zoey Sky |Belle Carter
Reid A. Bryson and Thomas J. Murray argue in “Climates of Hunger” that climate shifts have been a critical yet often overlooked factor in the rise and fall of civilizations. They propose that environmental changes, such as drought, significantly influenced the decline of powerful civilizations like Mycenae. The authors integrate climatological data with historical records to reveal a pattern of climate-induced societal changes.
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2 weeks ago | 
newenergyreport.com | Willow Tohi |Lance Johnson |Ramon Tomey |KEVIN HUGHES
Seven major U.S. grid operators warned Congress of an impending electricity capacity crisis, citing surging demand from data centers, AI, electrification and economic growth outpacing infrastructure development, threatening grid reliability. Rapid load growth — driven by data centers, electrification and extreme weather — is colliding with the accelerated retirement of dispatchable fossil fuel plants, creating a reliability mismatch, especially during peak winter periods.
