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Russian Analysts Predict How Russia-Ukraine Conflict Will End

Russian analysts weigh in on the advance of Moscow's troops in Ukraine.

Zelenskyy ‘Lost Interest’ in N.A.T.O., Ready to ‘Discuss and Find Compromise’ Regarding Status of Crimea, Donbass

Ukrainian president no longer sees NATO alliance in country's near future, prepared to "discuss and find a compromise on the points about the temporarily occupied territories and unrecognized republics."

Don’t Vax Healthy Children, Says Florida Surgeon General

lorida has been a state for “firsts” since the pandemic arrived on the scene, and March 7 was no exception, as state Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo announced that his office will recommend against the COVID-19 vaccines for “healthy children.”

Instead of Admitting Mask Mandates Harm Kids, CDC Lowers Expectations for Speech Development

Maija C. Hahn, an autism specialist and certified speech-language pathologist, said she is “appalled” the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention would quietly lower long-held pediatric language expectations by “normalizing” significant language delays.

China to Increase Military Spending in 2022

China is expected to increase spending on its defense budget in 2022.

Clinton Global Initiative Reactivated After Long Hiatus

In a statement on Friday, former President Bill Clinton said the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) will be making its comeback to address the many challenges facing the world today, from climate change to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine to the coronavirus pandemic.

Western Companies Are Happy To Cut Ties With Russia, But Stay Silent On Uyghur Genocide

Western businesses have exited Russia in droves since the country’s invasion of Ukraine, often citing humanitarian reasons as justification — yet many continue to maintain healthy relationships with China.

Pfizer, FDA Dropped Data ‘Bombshell’ on COVID Vax Consumers: Children’s Health Defense

Clinical trial data contradicts ‘safe and effective’ government/industry mantra.

Supreme Court Lets Cops Use Cameras to Spy on Private Citizen, Without Warrant

The U.S. Supreme Court has said, by its decision not to take up the argument, that it's fine for police departments to mount multiple cameras to spy on a private citizens for more than a year – without a warrant.

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