Russia resupplies military bases in Syria for first time under new deal
Moscow maintains military foothold in the Mediterranean following talks with Damascus, Damascus and Moscow agreed to turn Tartous and Hmeimim into joint training and capacity-building centres. A Russian convoy has delivered supplies to the port of Tartous in Syria for the first time since the Moscow-Damascus deal was signed inContinue Reading
More than 160 charged with fraud tied to COVID-era loan programs
Charges stem from a June 12 through Sept. 1 enforcement push dubbed “Heartland fraud surge,” involving dozens of prosecutors.Continue Reading
The biggest election decisions may not be about candidates at all
Hundreds of questions will appear on millions of November ballots, giving residents in 40 states a chance to alter their state constitutions.Continue Reading
5 US Air Force Bases Still Flying Some Of The Service’s Longest-Serving Aircraft Types
Some United States Air Force (USAF) bases have become inseparable from the aircraft that have operated from them, serving as homes to platforms that have remained in service for generations. These installations have supported aircraft through decades of technological advancement, changing missions, and shifting geopolitical circumstances, creating a unique connectionContinue Reading
Virgin Atlantic Accelerates A330-300 Retirements As SAS Takes On Its Oldest Widebodies
Virgin Atlantic is pulling its remaining Airbus A330-300 aircraft from service ahead of the original timetable, with most of the airframes bound for Scandinavian carrier SAS. The British operator will remove the type earlier than planned, with five units set to depart, in a transfer that follows a separate arrangementContinue Reading
The Return of the Enslavers’ Republic
In his new book, Tad Stoermer explores why resistance movements in the United States face uphill odds., Read MoreContinue Reading
EPA to Allow Power Plants to Accelerate Global Warming
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is expected to announce today that it will stop regulating carbon dioxide released by power plants burning fossil fuels, according to reports. If allowed to go into effect, the second largest source of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions would be allowed to grow unchecked. InContinue Reading
WACKER’s ELASTOSIL LR 3822 silicone rubber exudes oil to ease EV battery coolant seal assembly
German chemicals maker WACKER’s new ELASTOSIL LR 3822 is a liquid silicone rubber developed for connector seals and sealing elements in the cooling circuit of EV traction batteries. The cured elastomer continuously releases silicone oil from its surface, and WACKER describes it as the first oil-exuding product that also resistsContinue Reading
Bosch’s new rigid e-axle integrates motor and transmission for heavy electric trucks
Bosch has developed a rigid e-axle that integrates the electric motor and transmission for commercial vehicles weighing 18 to 49 metric tons. That range runs from rigid distribution trucks up to tractor-trailer combinations. A rigid e-axle carries the drive unit at the axle itself, so torque reaches the wheels withoutContinue Reading
The Traitor’s Voter Fraud Quest Is Turning Illegal, Whistleblower Says
A whistleblower has alleged that federal investigators violated state law in a desperate attempt to find proof of Traitor 47’s baseless claims of voter fraud. Agents at the Department of Homeland Security have been posing as voters, entering people’s personal voting information (like Social Security number and date of birth)Continue Reading
Elk smashes into windshield: Lake Cowichan, B.C.
A large male elk smashed through the windshield of a 38 year-old car in Lake Cowichan. Bruce Roach who owns the car surveyed the damage after finding his vehicle’s window smashed, and tufts of hair in the glass & interior. Roach discovered the damage Monday morning after the animal apparentlyContinue Reading
WATCH LIVE: Senate returns from summer recess for final push before midterm elections
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The Traitor’s EPA eliminates rule that limits emissions from power plants
The Environmental Protection Agency said the action would save the industry more than $300 billion in costs and help “unleash” American energy. Environmental groups are saying it would come at a cost to Americans’ health and further degrade the environment. (Produced by: Aya Diab) Subscribe: http://smarturl.it/AssociatedPress Read more: https://apnews.com ThisContinue Reading