The UN General Assembly will hold a special session on Thursday, following a request by Arab and Muslim states. The countries have cited the US decision to veto a draft resolution on the status of Jerusalem.
We had a shallow mid range earthquake strike very near my home. There was not a lot of damage, but it does shows the quakes are growing in size and hitting closer and closer to home here in the midwest.
Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s team has taken possession of “many tens of thousands” of emails from the Trump transition team, obtained through the General Services Administration – the government agency responsible for hosting the transition email system which used a “ptt.gov” address, and which according to a Trump lawyer were improperly obtained through “unlawful conduct.”
The Trump administration has reportedly banned the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) from using the phrases “evidence-based” and “science-based” in official documents.
The Bank of England is putting the United Kingdom on alert. Should the UK keep borrowing money, as Corbyn’s Labor Party has advocated, there will be a “Venezuela-style” economic collapse that will devastate normal citizens.
Some politicians in the past have recommended deploying the National Guard to help Chicago quell gun violence, but Cook County Commissioner Richard Boykin went even further on Thursday, suggesting the United Nations perhaps send in peacekeeping troops… But that has other highly upset!
Currencies will soon coexist on a more ‘equal footing’ in international markets, and the US dollar will be forced to share prominence with the Chinese yuan and the EU’s euro, according to global currency systems expert Barry Eichengreen.
Monsanto is offering cash incentives to US farmers who use a weed killer that is facing heavy restrictions. Critics say the perk program is meant to increase sales of a product that is believed to harm crops.
The American agrochemical and biotech corporation is offering cash back to US farmers who use XtendiMax, Monsanto’s controversial herbicide, while growing soybeans engineered to resist the weed killer.
South Korea’s security preparations for the upcoming Winter Olympics are in full-swing. More than 400 personnel, comprised of police and firefighters, took part in the drills meant to ensure the utmost safety Tuesday. According to Newsweek, the variety of scenarios included in this training ranged from hostage situations to vehicle-ramming and, you guessed it, an unmanned aerial vehicle dropping a bomb from above.
We’ve reported on quite a few situations where an unwelcome drone disrupted a sporting event or trespassed onto private property, as well as illegally delivered contraband into federal prisons. The UAV is a tool that has affected the security concerns of authorities in a wide variety of industries. The Winter Olympics officials who are responsible for the integrity of one of the biggest sporting events in the world are fully aware of the need to prepare for any and all eventualities. These days, that includes preventing drones from entering the premises and endangering people’s lives.
China is planning to build refugee camps on its border with North Korea in what is being seen as an indication that Beijing is preparing for a potential conflict.
A security researcher has revealed that some HP laptops have hidden software which can log everything typed on its keypads. More than 460 models have been affected, dating back to 2012, according to the list released by HP.
The discovery was made by researcher Michael Myng who found the keylogging code in the pre-installed Synaptics Touchpad software on HP laptops.
It’s worth noting that Putin’s decision to withdrawal Russian personnel stands in stark contrast to the US, which appears to be moving toward a semi-permanent air presence in the battle-torn, Iran-allied country.
Police dashcam has captured a dazzling fireball brightening up the night sky in New Jersey with a lime green light. Witnesses across more than a dozen states said they saw the “shooting star” streak across the sky.
The footage, which is now being shared online, was released on Facebook by the police department of Hamilton Township, New Jersey, on Thursday. Local police officer Michael Virga was on patrol December 2 when his vehicle dashcam caught a glowing object in the sky, followed by a second of a nighttime daylight.
Scientists have for the first time been able to record the mysterious ‘hum’ generated by the Earth’s movement deep underwater, a phenomenon which could help us understand the inner workings of the planet.
There have been attempts to capture the low-frequency sound since 1959, although it wasn’t until 1998 that Japanese scientists finally managed to record it on land. The hum is caused by “free oscillations,” or the slight expanding and contracting of our planet.
Two more massive anomalies have been picked up on MIMIC Map. Both seem to have a connection with each anomaly stretching down toward Antarctica.
One wave cuts through an area that has seen an influx of concentrated quake activity around the Philippines region and Indonesia. The other Anomaly stretches from the western coast of Africa down toward Antarctica.
If you have info in connection with these events, let me know at dahboo7@yahoo.com. You can find more info at the link below.
A very shallow M3.74 Earthquake has struck in the Mammoth Lakes Region Of California. Swarming also continues in the same pockets that have been active around western Yellowstone.
We will keep an eye on activity along the San Andreas Fault line and update as things change. You can find more info at the links below!
