As the big tech atrocities tighten their grip, join the parlor for more free speech – an anti-censorship social media platform. Twenty-five of the 50 states are “committed to focusing on ethnic and racial communities” when deciding who should receive the coronavirus vaccine first. According to our analysis, 25 states …
Read More »
As firefighters put out the huge fires that burned through Northern California, thousands of evacuees began returning home. Many residents in the region are facing uncertain, troubled days ahead as officials assess damage from the fires, which killed at least seven people, burned more than 1.2m acres and destroyed nearly …
Read More »
WASHINGTON (AP) – Just over 1 million Americans applied for unemployment benefits last week, a sign that the outbreak of the coronavirus continues to threaten jobs, as well as the housing market, car sales and other segments of the economy recover from a spring collapse . The Labor Department reported …
Read More »
WASHINGTON (AP) – Housing sales are booming. Shares set record highs. Industrial production is climbing out of the ditch into which it fell earlier this year. And yet, the U.S. economy is nowhere near recovering from the health it achieved, with low unemployment, consumers spending free and thriving travel, before …
Read More »
BALTIMORE (AP) – The U.S. economy shrank in April-June with an alarming annual rate of 31.7% as it struggled under the weight of the viral pandemic, the government estimated Thursday. It was the sharpest four-year drop on record. The Department of Commerce downgraded its previous estimate of U.S. gross domestic …
Read More »