By Tyler Durden With global container shipping rates hitting never before seen levels amid a historic global scramble to secure good and inventory… … suppliers…
By Tyler Durden An Ohio judge has a new requirement for defendants seeking probation; mandatory COVID-19 vaccination. Judge Richard Frye of Franklin County said last…
By Tyler Durden An armed robot equipped with optical sensors and a 7.62mm machine gun has been spotted on the Gaza border by the Democratic…
By Tyler Durden Last week, SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son made waves when he told shareholders and reporters assembled for SoftBank’s 41st annual meeting that he…
By Tyler Durden US intelligence has released a much-anticipated, wide-ranging report on military and government agencies’ encounters with UFOs, or what the report calls unidentified…
By Tyler Durden Soaring food prices aren’t just impacting financially strapped families and the working poor. They’re also affecting the mission of US food banks…
By Tyler Durden There’s a growing cottage industry at the nexus of consumer research and government surveillance. In a report published Friday, the Wall Street…
By Tyler Durden The total U.S. national debt reached an all-time high of $28 trillion* in March 2021, the largest amount ever recorded. Recent increases…
By Tyler Durden Hard drive manufacturer Western Digital recommended that My Disk external hard drive owners unplug them from the internet until further notice, after…
By Tyler Durden At the start of May, when observing the avalanche of “higher inflation” mentions on Q1 earnings calls, which had quadrupled YoY; and…
By Tyler Durden Update (6/4/21 1630ET): A court spokeswoman for the Catalonia region told the Associated Press on Thursday that a forensic team would need…
By Tyler Durden Via SouthFront.org, The US Department of Justice has just seized a number of websites of Iranian, Palestinian, Yemeni, Iraqi news channels. A…
By Julia Conley New research released Monday shows the post-9/11 wars launched by the U.S. military since 2001 have resulted in over 30,000 suicides by…
By Tyler Durden The ongoing global semiconductor shortage is causing prices of electronics to rise while at the same time pressuring suppliers and material providers…