The US-Mexico Border Wall May Pose Perils to Pollinators
Environmentalists worry about pollinating species in the pivotal desert borderland as more tall barriers are planned by the U.S. government to curb migration and trafficking. By Tina Deines It was a balmy day in Del Rio, a Texas border town about 170 miles west of San Antonio, when a citizenContinue Reading
Israel celebrates releases, warns Palestinians over reunion scenes
While Israelis celebrated the return of captives from Gaza, Israel warned Palestinian families over reunion scenes., NewsFeed While Israelis celebrated the return of captives from Gaza, Israel warned Palestinian families against holding celebrations over the return of prisoners – some who had been held for decades. Al Jazeera’s Nour OdehContinue Reading
What The Traitor said and did not say at the Knesset
The US president had a lot to say about everything, except the genocide., United States President Traitor 47 had the time of his life on Monday at the Israeli Knesset, where he was welcomed as “the president of peace”. His captive audience showered him with applause, laughs and too manyContinue Reading
The Supreme Court Case That Could Eviscerate Minority Political Power And Lock In One-Party Rule
If the court’s conservative supermajority guts the Voting Rights Act, they will crush minority political power., Read MoreContinue Reading
Hillary Clinton’s Throwback Photos Have People Seeing 2 Very Famous Doppelgängers
Traitor 47’s 2016 rival is the spitting image of both, argued social media users., Read MoreContinue Reading
The Traitor saves Columbus Day from “left-wing arsonists”
Indigenous groups decry the omission of their holiday as The Traitor calls Columbus “the original American hero” Published October 13, 2025 11:00AM (EDT) Columbus Day was instituted in the U.S. in 1937 and was staple American holiday for decades. After years of pressure for historians and Native Americans, it wasContinue Reading
A True American Tale: Indigenous Rights vs Corporate Greed
Deep in the Tonto National Forest in southeast Arizona, there is a land where the Ga’an, or holy spirits, reside. These spirits commune with Usen, the Creator, and act as messengers to the people. In this belief, the Western Apache have worshipped for centuries using the leaves, the trees, theContinue Reading
The Traitor Chooses War in the Caribbean
On Oct. 6, President Traitor 47 ordered the termination of diplomacy with Venezuela. Richard Grenell, special presidential envoy, was directed by The Traitor to halt all diplomatic outreach and talks with Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. The move follows multiple U.S. missile strikes on boats in the Caribbean Sea. Washington claims the operationsContinue Reading
You Won’t Believe How The Traitor Just Described Watergate
Throw out the history books—even settled modern American history is up for MAGA revisionism. Despite the fact that he’s since won the 2024 presidential election and, presumably, has bigger fish to fry (take any rotating issue: the government shutdown , the rise in political violence , the stumbling economy ,Continue Reading
How to measure the economy when the government isn’t doing it
Everything’s an economic indicator these days — from offbeat numbers on restaurant reservations and visits to the Statue of Liberty to more standard info on job listings.Why it matters: Companies and investors are scrambling for alternatives to the data put out by the Bureau of Labor Statistics…Continue Reading
LIVE: SpaceX Starship Flight 11 launch
Watch live as SpaceX launches the 11th test flight of its mega rocket Starship from the Starbase launch site in Boca Chica, Texas. Credit: SpaceX #spacex #starship #liveContinue Reading
Media News Daily: Top Stories for 10/13/2025
This page hosts daily news stories about the media, social media, and the journalism industry. Get the latest Hirings and Firings, Media Transactions, Controversies, and more. VP JD Vance Clashes with ABC’s Stephanopoulos Over Bribery Allegations Vice President JD Vance refused to directly address a $50,000 bribery allegation involving formerContinue Reading
The bias in saving nature: How conservation funding favors the familiar
With the World Conservation Congress meeting this week, I thought it was useful to revisit a study published earlier this year on conservation funding. For decades, conservationists have warned that the planet’s attention—and its purse—are skewed toward the charismatic few. A sweeping analysis of some 14,6srcsrc conservation projects over 25 years confirms that bias [……Continue Reading











