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Black Rain Falls on Moscow After Ukrainian Drone Attack Hits Oil Refinery
Black oil-filled raindrops fell on parts of Moscow on Thursday after a major Ukrainian drone attack targeted the city and hit an oil refinery as the Russia-Ukraine war continues to escalate. Thick black smoke could be seen in the skies of Moscow following the attack, and at least 17 people were wounded by the drones, […]
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Mar 23, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Half A Million Balsa Trees Illegally Logged In Amazon Rainforest Every Year To Feed Global Wind Turbine Demand
Half A Million Balsa Trees Illegally Logged In Amazon Rainforest Every Year To Feed Global Wind Turbine Demand
Authored by Chris Morrison via DailySceptic.org,
Over half a million balsa hardwood trees are being illegally logged in the Amazon rainforest every year to feed the massive demand for wind turbines in many parts of the world. Balsa is a lightweight but strong wood that is commonly used in the core of giant turbine blades. It can make up around 7% of the blade and each set of three can use up to...
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Jun 29, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Supergirl Movie A "Girl Boss" Bomb With Disastrous Opening Weekend
Supergirl Movie A "Girl Boss" Bomb With Disastrous Opening Weekend
There's no more excuses. Filming for James Gunn's Supergirl summer blockbuster started in January of 2025, with most of the US celebrating the defeat of woke politics and the downfall of DEI. There was no confusion in 2025; woke is dead. Gunn was well aware and decided to make an insufferable feminist "girl boss" movie anyway.
In other words, his failure is his own fault. Either due to hubris, stupidity, or both.
Initial projections for Supergirl a month ago hovered around $70...
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Jun 27, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Federal Court Clears Way For Gulf Of America Energy Development
Federal Court Clears Way For Gulf Of America Energy Development
Authored by Kimberley Hayek via The Epoch Times,
A federal court has quashed a lawsuit objecting to federal supervision of oil and gas operations in the Gulf of America following the government’s steps of exempting those activities from the Endangered Species Act (ESA), citing national security reasons.
The U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland decreed the case moot and said it did not hold jurisdiction to continue. The dismissal comes after the Endangered Species Committee’s unanimous March 31 move to...
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