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US Likely to See Higher Inflation From Housing ‘For a While’, Fed Governor Says

The United States is likely to see greater inflation risks from record-high housing prices as demand continues to outstrip the number of newly-built homes while bottlenecks in supply chains slow construction, Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman said on Monday.

Department of Homeland Security Reports First-ever Known Drone Attack Against US Electricity Grid

Modified drone which crashed near a Pennsylvania power substation in July 2020 was “likely being used…to specifically target energy infrastructure," says DHS.

Mother says ‘strong-minded and fearless’ daughter, 7, suspended 36 times from school for not wearing a mask may have to repeat second grade

A Florida girl may have to repeat second grade after she was suspended 36 times for not complying with the school district's mask mandate.

Is Facebook Bad for You? 360 Million Users Say Yes, Company Documents Show

The app hurts sleep, work, relationships or parenting for about 12.5% of users, who reported they felt Facebook was more of a problem than other social media.

Poll: Majority of Americans Now Oppose Black Lives Matter

First time sentiment has been negative in over three years.

How The Massive Money Manager BlackRock Endangers U.S. Prosperity And National Security

The company is contributing to corporate leftism, high gas prices, low-quality airline service, and the housing shortage. BlackRock is also risking our national security with its ties to China.

Elon Musk Is The First Person Worth More Than $300 Billion

After adding tens of billions to his net worth on Monday, Elon Musk has become the first person with more than $300 billion to his name.

The Pandemic Was Planned, And It Matters

by Krystal Deets The deepest divide of the pandemic is not between the vaccinated and the un-vaccinated, the masked and the unmasked, or even the...

White House eases vaccine mandate enforcement amid fears of dropped contracts

The White House is giving federal contractors more flexibility in how they enforce the vaccine mandate amid fears that the edict could cause companies to drop contracts.

North Korea tells hungry citizens to ‘tighten belts’ until 2025

North Korea is telling citizens to tighten their belts through at least 2025, the year they will reopen the border with China which they closed last year to ward off the coronavirus, causing severe food shortages, sources in the country told RFA.

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