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Drugstore Chain Rite Aid Files For Bankruptcy
By Mariane Angela Rite Aid, the U.S. pharmacy chain, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Sunday. The pharmacy has undergone…
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Gavin Newsom Signs Law Forcing Investment Firms To Publish Diversity Data For Companies They Back
By Jason Cohen Democratic California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a law on Sunday that would force venture capital (VC) companies…
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Thieves Are Regularly Stripping Shelves Bare By Planning Robberies At Delivery Times
By Ilan Hulkower A gang of school-aged thieves regularly empty out many shelves at a CVS store in Washington, DC…
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Tesla achieves big breakthrough in carmaking
Tesla is reinventing carmaking with a quiet breakthrough, reports Reuters: Tesla has combined a series of innovations to make a…
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Widespread mass looting in Philadelphia
Last night, there was widespread mass looting in Philadelphia by minority youths. The Philadelphia Inquirer reported: Large groups of young…
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Biden Admin Shuts Down Future Oil And Gas Activity On Thousands Of Acres
By Nick Pope The Biden administration announced Monday that it has moved to shut down future oil, gas and mining…
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‘The Criminals Killed Us’: Local Restaurant Closes As Rampant Crime Consumes Blue City
By Lillian Tweten A local business in Oakland, California, announced on Saturday that it plans to shut down because of…
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Offshore Wind Is Solving All Its Problems With Taxpayer Subsidies
By David Blackmon What level of government subsidization is enough for America’s rent-seeking wind industry? It is a question policymakers…
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Communist Officials Use Biden Subsidies to Recruit Talent
By Philip Lenczyki A provincial Chinese Communist Party (CCP) secretary set up a talent recruitment “work station” at the Silicon…
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US electric grid in jeopardy
“Imagine, if you will, New York City plunged into darkness. It wouldn’t be an inconvenience; it would be deadly. People…
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Robot waiters spread in restaurants
Robot waiters from China are increasingly being used in South Korean restaurants, which are facing a labor shortage. Restaurant owners…
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Supermarket Chain To Remove Tide, Colgate, Advil Amid Increasing Crime Rates
By Elizabeth Weibel A supermarket chain has decided to remove popular household brands from a store in Washington, D.C., citing…
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Bearded Man Files Discrimination Complaint After Walmart Employee Allegedly Questions His Presence In Ladies’ Restroom
By Sarah Weaver A transgender customer who uses “he/they” pronouns filed a discrimination complaint against a Walmart in Montreal, Canada,…
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Iconic Retailer Closes Shop In Blue City Thanks To Rampant Crime
By Lillian Tweten Nordstrom permanently closed its San Francisco location after 35 years on Sunday because of increased crime, ABC7…
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Former CEO Who Made Bad Green Energy Bets Now Doling Out Billions Of Taxpayer Dollars To Green Projects
By Nick Pope David Crane, the former CEO of NRG Energy who abruptly resigned from his job in 2015 as…
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Biden’s DOJ Sues Elon Musk’s SpaceX For Only Hiring US Citizens
By Jason Cohen The Department of Justice (DOJ) sued billionaire Elon Musk’s SpaceX on Thursday over alleged discrimination. SpaceX is…
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Biden Is Waging An Absurd War Against This Abundant Clean Energy
By Stephen Moore Natural gas is the world’s wonder fuel: cheap, abundant, made in America, reliable AND clean burning. So…
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Farmers are using electrical stimulation to boost their crop yield
Farmers are now “boosting crops with electricity,” reports the BBC: The translucent orange cubes jiggle temptingly under the grow lights,…
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Minority-Owned Businesses Suffer A Second Pandemic Of Crime As Local Governments Handcuff The Police
By Stone Washington The pandemic is now officially over. Thankfully most Americans survived, although we shall always miss those who…
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Exploding Electric Vehicles Are Unsafe At Any Speed
By Stephen Moore The New York Fire Department recently reported that so far this year there have been 108 lithium-ion…
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Lab-grown meat startup planning to sell pork sausages with faster production method
Ten years ago, scientists came up with the world’s first lab-grown beef burger. Now, “a Dutch startup is luring a…
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‘Pushing It Down Our Throats’: Red State Locals Bristle At Incentives For Foreign Companies In Biden’s Signature Bill
By Nick Pope Some red state residents around the country are fuming about the Inflation Reduction Act’s (IRA) tax incentives…
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Pritzker vetoes new nuclear power plants in Illinois
On Friday, Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker (D) vetoed a bill that would have lifted Illinois’ moratorium on new nuclear power…
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Shoplifting threatens closure of only grocery store in area of 85,000 people
Rampant shoplifting at the only grocery store in a mostly-black ward of Washington, DC, with 85,000 people is making the…
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Poisonous Spider That Causes Prolonged Erections Forces Grocery Store Evacuation
By John Oyewale A poisonous spider that can cause painful and prolonged erections forced an Austrian supermarket to be evacuated…
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Burisma Was Told To Remove Picture Of Joe Biden And Devon Archer From Its Website, Emails Show
By James Lynch Hunter Biden and his business associates told Ukrainian energy firm Burisma to remove a picture of then-Vice…
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Biden taking action to dramatically increase the cost of air conditioners and refrigerants
“During these summer days, having a broken AC is like a nightmare. The nightmare will only get worse in 2024,”…
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Pregnant worker protections might backfire on some female workers
On December 29, Congress enacted the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (PWFA) as a provision of the 2023 Consolidated Appropriations Act.…
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Biden’s EV Push Could Be The Death Of American Automakers
By David Blackmon In case you missed it, Ford Motor Company told investors last week that its electric vehicles division…
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DeSantis-Appointed Board Governing Disney World Abolishes Racial Hiring Practices, Diversity Initiatives
By Arjun Singh The board appointed by Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida to govern Walt Disney World Resort in…
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Fracking could lead to lots of geothermal energy
“New experiments in the deserts of Utah and Nevada show how advances in fracking—technology developed by the oil industry—can be…
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Democratic Senate leader proposes stealth $2.4 trillion dollar tax increase on red states
“Progressive states don’t want to bear the trillions of dollars in costs for building out their green electricity grids. So…
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Taxpayer-funded group asks government to crack down on landlords who don’t rent to tenants who previously were evicted
The ACLU and a taxpayer-funded group are “demanding a federal crackdown on landlords who don’t rent to tenants with eviction…
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Scientists develop new, more effective mosquito repellent, but the FDA will keep it out of the U.S. for years
“Scientists in Israel have developed a new kind of ‘chemical camouflage’ that could more effectively keep pesky mosquito bites at…
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