Walmart’s 8% profit loss sparks MARKET PANIC, as concerns grow over tariffs and trade wars Walmart, the nation’s largest retailer and grocer, delivered grim earnings forecast for 2024, sending its stock plummeting nearly 8% in premarket trading—its steepest drop in over a year. While the retail giant exceeded fourth-quarter expectations with a 20% surge in…

UK officials propose a military draft to counter potential conflict with Russia, offering incentives like free education and mortgage assistance to recruits. Critics, including American commentator Mike Adams, label the plan impractical and disastrous, highlighting Britain’s limited military capabilities compared to Russia’s overwhelming strength. The proposal is viewed more as a symbolic act of defiance…

Democrats charged with election fraud in Pennsylvania, caught rigging the system, undermining voter rolls In a stunning turn of events, three Democratic officials in Pennsylvania have been indicted on federal charges of election fraud, exposing a brazen scheme to manipulate voter rolls and undermine the democratic process. The case, which centers on Millbourne Borough Council…

Trump’s DOGE reforms hit D.C. hard, but nation’s job market remains strong Washington, D.C., is currently dealing with a surge in unemployment claims due to federal layoffs under the Trump administration. The Department of Government Efficiency has saved $55 billion in its first month by cutting "non-essential" positions. D.C. jobless claims have risen from 2,014…

U.K. considers military conscription as Europe faces off against Russia The U.K. is considering reinstating military conscription due to growing security concerns related to the Ukraine conflict and Russian aggression. Former NATO Chief Sir Richard Shirreff supports conscription as a necessary step to bolster defense against Russia's military capabilities. French President Emmanuel Macron warns that…

U.S. President Donald Trump called for new Ukrainian elections, accusing Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky of being a "dictator without elections" and mishandling the war and aid. Ukraine last held elections in 2019; elections are currently suspended due to martial law since 2022. Some U.S. lawmakers support elections but don't label Zelensky a dictator; Russian officials…

Leftists have lost it. Less than a month into Trump’s return to the White House there is clearly a serious storm brewing with calls for extreme violence. (Article by Steve Watson republished from Modernity.news) Check out this guy, Darius Dinkins from Brooklyn, who calls himself a ‘comedian‘. He recently posted a video on TikTok calling for someone to literally…

The black plum, also known as the African black plum, is a nutrient-rich superfood with a deep purple-black hue, oblong shape and a sweet-tart flavor. Indigenous to Africa, the black plum thrives in tropical and subtropical climates, especially in West and East Africa. Black plums are rich in essential vitamins and minerals. They also contain…

COVID vaccine mRNA crosses placenta in mice, exposing fetuses to vaccine-induced spike protein risks A new study titled “mRNA-1273 is placenta-permeable and immunogenic in the fetus” by Jeng-Chang Chen et al. presents a chilling revelation about the COVID-19 mRNA vaccines, specifically the mRNA-1273 (Moderna) formulation. While the authors frame their findings within the context of…

Mexico warns U.S. against sovereignty violations as Trump targets drug cartels Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum vows to protect Mexico’s sovereignty after the U.S. labels six major drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. The U.S. designation raises fears of potential unilateral military action against cartels operating in Mexico. Sheinbaum emphasizes Mexico will not tolerate foreign intervention,…