During Lockdown This 10-Year-Old Girl Sent 1,500 Art Kits To Children In Foster Care And Homeless Shelters
By Mayukh Saha In these distressing times of COVID-19 and raging protests, what we need the most is hope and love. Many people have come…
Poverty
A Quarter Of Americans Skipped Meals Or Relied On Food Banks During Virus Lockdowns
By Tyler Durden As the economy slips into recession, driven by high unemployment, not seen since the 1930s, a quarter of Americans have skipped meals or relied…
Someone Snitched on a Food Pantry Helping Needy During Pandemic, So Gov’t Shut It Down
By Matt Agorist Amesbury, MA — There have been few things more divisive in recent American history than the current pandemic which we have been…
Watch as Pastor is Fined $1,200 for “Violating” Social Distancing to Feed the Homeless
By Matt Agorist As TFTP reported earlier this month, in an act of “civil disobedience” Dr. Armen Henderson, a medical doctor at the University of…
Lockdown in India: Starvation, Police Brutality, Surveillance State & Solutions
By Anarchy for Freedom India Derrick Broze of The Conscious Resistance Network is joined by Yohan Tengra from Anarchy for Freedom India to discuss the…
Lockdowns in Third World Result in Starvation, Police Assaults
By Janet Phelan A number of developing countries which have initiated “Stay at Home” orders are now experiencing hunger and starvation deaths, as well as…
“Breadlines” Erupt Across America As Lockdowns Crush America’s “Working Poor”
By Tyler Durden The economy has crashed into a depression, 16.78 million Americans have applied for unemployment benefits, and consumer sentiment crashed the most on record. This American horror story has…
Homeless People Fined for Being Outside and Violating Social Distancing Orders
By John Vibes In the city of Hamilton in Ontario, Canada, police have been ticketing homeless people for not observing social distancing rules during the…
Despite Radiation Warnings, Charity Refurbishes Wireless Fitness Trackers, Gives Them to Poor People
By B.N. Frank In January IEEE published warnings about wireless “smart” wearables including watches – avoid wearing them unless absolutely necessary because they emit wireless…
First Tiny Home Community for the Homeless in San José Opens
By Emma Fiala More than 6,000 homeless people live in San José, California, and thanks to a years-long effort they will now have access to…
This “Street Vet” Has Wandered the West Coast for 9 Years to Treat Homeless People’s Pets for Free
By Elias Marat A kind-hearted veterinarian has devoted the last nine years to offering medical care to pets belonging to homeless people across California, earning…
Just 3% of What the US Spends Destroying Countries Could End Starvation—On the Entire Planet
By Matt Agorist It was reported this week that the Pentagon made $35 trillion — with a ‘T’ — in accounting adjustments in 2019 alone….
Hopi and Navajo Homes Without Heat This Winter Due To Coal Mine Closure
By Sean Walton The Kayenta coal mine in northeastern Arizona shut down last year, along with the power plant it supplied. Coal from that mine…
Previously Homeless Women Carpenters Are Building Tiny Homes For Homeless Women
By Mayukh Saha A group of women carpenters has made it a point to bring a change to the homeless scenario. As the global economy…