She says the company has monthly abortion quotas to meet funding targets, and that she witnessed the sale of baby bodies and parts even though prohibited by law. [...]
The bill was passed almost unanimously, 98-2 in the Senate and 419-3 in the House, as both Republicans and Democrats continue to push the US toward total war with Russia. [...]
14 anti-poverty, non-profit groups received $900 million in taxpayer funds and paid CEO salaries as high as $900,000, and spent millions on lobbying. [...]
The value of assets seized through asset forfeitures has skyrocketed. In 2014, the government seized over $5-billion in assets compared to the $3.5 billion stolen from citizens by burglars. Civil asset forfeiture violates due process under the Fifth Amendment. [...]
The National Collegiate Student Loan Trusts (NCSLT), a group of 15 trusts for private student loans, has misplaced the paperwork that proves it owns $5-billion in student debt. [...]
Let’s be honest for a moment. You’d probably be thrilled to have a cool million or 2 in the bank. Money can’t buy happiness, as the saying goes, but what you do with your money (as well as time and talents, for that matter) might have an awful lot to do with your quality of life. Sure, doing something nice for someone else feels nice, but a recent study suggests that generosity has a positive biological effect on the brain.
Credit and debit card fees that are added to payments for goods and services will be axed from January, the government has announced
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The card companies are offering thousands of dollars in upgrades on card technology but, in exchange, merchants must stop accepting cash. So far, merchants do not want to risk losing business and are not receptive to the scheme. [...]
When global warming falls apart, people will marvel over how it was possible to make the whole of mankind hysterical over a theory based on propaganda, not science. [...]
Does all of this sound scary to you? Even scarier because no one is in charge? Here is the greatest of all ironies: it should calm you to realize that no one is charge. That makes a peaceful resolution much more likely. The monetary system in which there is only one agency in charge has for a century led to wars, depressions, revolutions, and devastating economic collapses.
