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One Year After Bombing, Amnesty Calls for US Strike on Yemen Migrant Facility To Be Investigated as a War Crime
Tuesday marked one year since the US bombed a migrant detention facility in Saada, northern Yemen, killing 68 African migrants, and Amnesty International has reiterated its call for the attack to be investigated as a potential war crime. The strike was part of the Trump administration’s bombing campaign in Yemen dubbed “Operation Rough Rider,” which […]
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US Africa Command announced that its forces launched a series of airstrikes in Somalia in recent days as the Trump administration continues a heavy bombing campaign in the country, which receives virtually no US media coverage. AFRICOM announced new airstrikes that it said were launched against al-Shabaab in different parts of southern Somalia on June […]
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Apr 27, 2026 / Tyler Durden
MAHA Advocates To Converge In Washington For 'People Vs. Poison' Rally
MAHA Advocates To Converge In Washington For 'People Vs. Poison' Rally
Authored by Jeff Louderbeck via The Epoch Times,
A bipartisan crowd of Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) proponents is set to converge on the U.S. Supreme Court steps on the morning of April 27 and bring attention to the Trump administration’s handling of glyphosate and alleged health hazards stemming from use of the chemical.
Glyphosate is the main chemical in Roundup, a product made by Bayer subsidiary Monsanto.
As the Supreme Court commences oral arguments about whether Bayer should be held legally...
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May 5, 2026 / Tyler Durden
US Services Surveys Disappoint In April Amid Stench Of Stagflation
US Services Surveys Disappoint In April Amid Stench Of Stagflation
Despite Manufacturing surveys solid (and US factory orders surging), expectations are for the Services sector surveys today to show stagflationary signals (weak growth, surging prices).
S&P Global's Services PMI disappointed in April (final), falling from its flash print of 51.3 to 51.0, but still up from multi-year lows below 50 in March, showing just marginal activity growth despite weak drop in sales volumes.
ISM Services PMI also disappointed in April, falling from 54.0 to 53.6 (vs 53.7 exp) amid tumbling new orders and...
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