Vinyl

Liberal lawsuits, "Trained to Kill" and Obama's legacy + this day in history w/Iran's Inaugural hostages and our song of the day by Ghost on your Morning Monarchy for January 20, 2017.

Sing for peace, spin the black circle and open the BitChute + this day in history w/the telegraph system and our song of the day by Elbow on your Morning Monarchy for January 6, 2017.

Snopes schadenfreude, Mr. Metropolis and a gift guide + this day in history w/the Federal Reserve Act and our song of the day by Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings on your Morning Monarchy for December 23, 2016.

The Washington ComPost, fever dreams and record sales + this day in history w/"The Mother of All Demos" and our song of the day by The xx on your Morning Monarchy for December 9, 2016.

The point within the circle, one world films and neat things + this day in history w/breaking the sound barrier and our song of the day by Bon Iver on your Morning Monarchy for October 14, 2016.

Cyber devolution, exhausting emails and nerve implants + this day in history w/Gulf of Tonkin incident and our song of the day by Brickwaller on your Morning Monarchy for August 2, 2016.

Presidential branding, Billion Dollar Shave Club and RIP VCR + this day in history w/King David Hotel bombing and our song of the day by Breakdown Brass on your Morning Monarchy for July 22, 2016.

Citizen Trump, chorus of anger and concert control + this day in history w/the kinetoscope and our song of the day by Black Pistol Fire on your Morning Monarchy for May 20, 2016.

Predictive programs, 'Idiocracy' documentary and free concerts + this day in history w/BBC bombing and our song of the day by Lissie on your Morning Monarchy for March 4, 2016.

A report released in 2015 will likely have you shopping somewhere besides your local dollar store or discount retailer soon. After testing 164 dollar-store products, researchers found that over 81% (133 of 164) contained at least one hazardous chemical that was present in high enough concentrations to raise serious health concerns. [1]
Stores like Family Dollar, Dollar Tree, Dollar General, and 99 Only were all culprits – selling the public items like toys, jewelry, and personal care supplies that contained carcinogenic, or otherwise hazardous chemicals.