From Jenna Orkin

CIA and the Media

Ghislaine Maxwell Ends Fight to Protect Men Involved With Epstein; Names Could Be Revealed

Hallucinations and headaches: Seven ways COVID can affect your brain

My wife had long Covid and killed herself. We must help others who are suffering

Gene discovered in Georgia water a possible global threat

FedEx Express, Airbus Model A321-200 Airplanes; Installation of an Infrared Laser Countermeasure System

«Okay, I’ll call Beijing» – My nightmare odyssey through China’s bureaucracy

Japan's eastern coast hit by tsunami triggered by Tonga eruption

Psychedelic beer served at intimate dinner parties helped an ancient empire in the Andes rule for centuries, study finds

The mysterious case of the 2.3 million missing workers

 

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When is a life-saving drug too expensive? Critics say patient’s death shows Switzerland’s health system is a «lottery»

Why Ukraine’s Turkish-made drone became a flashpoint in tensions with Russia

How the Refrigerator Became an Agent of Climate Catastrophe

US envoy in Europe says 'drumbeat of war is sounding loud'

Tsunami hits Tonga after underwater volcanic eruption

Unknown objects at the heart of the Milky Way are beaming radio signals, then mysteriously disappearing

Federal judge bans Martin Shkreli from the pharmaceutical industry for life, orders him to pay $64.6 million fine

The Federal Reserve's plan to combat recessions rarely works and often benefits the already-rich — here's why

These 8 companies and trade groups are said to be among the top donors to 'Sedition Caucus' Republicans who voted against certifying the 2020 election result

Bannon says Trump Arizona rally precursor to overturning 2020 election

 

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Nurses across the U.S. strike against COVID working conditions

These mass shooting survivors were called journalism heroes. Then the buyouts came.  Russia planning potential sabotage operations in Ukraine, U.S. says

Northwest Indiana will be home to largest solar farm in U.S., covering 13,000 acres

What the West gets wrong about Putin

China Locks Down Ports

Laurie Garrett: Where Did We Go Wrong? (Covid)

T&E: EU carbon pricing to exempt heavily polluting ship types

Kazakhstan's electricity and internet shutdown took bitcoin miners offline. The cofounder of a mining operation says it's time to explore other options, including satellite internet and alternative countries.

Ukraine was hit by a massive cyberattack telling people to 'be afraid and expect the worst' as tensions with Russia rise

 

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Russia ratchets up pressure on Europe, says ‘no grounds’ for further talks on security amid heightened tensions

He once stabbed a man seven times. He just received the first pig-to-human heart transplant. Earlier this week, a Maryland woman was reading about a historic pig heart transplant when she froze — she recognized the man’s name. He’d been convicted 34 years earlier of stabbing her younger brother, paralyzing him.

The past seven years have been the hottest in recorded history, new data shows

China, Philippines halt Canadian beef imports after discovery of 'atypical' BSE case

Omicron has a 91% lower chance of death than delta variant of COVID-19: study

Protesters clash with police outside Bulgaria's parliament over COVID-19 measures

Psy-ops are a crucial weapon in the war against disinformation

"Mission Accomplished" in Kazakhstan - Putin

MI5 issues a rare statement naming a woman they suspect is a Chinese agent and warning British politicians to avoid her

MI5 has named a solicitor, Christine Lee, as carrying out political interference activities on behalf of the Chinese Communist Party.

Meet the Danish Frogmen who just took down a boat full of pirates in the Atlantic

Top Russian diplomat says there no point in further Ukraine talks as European leaders warn of the risk of war

 

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A cryptic email, then a confession: How a U.S. Muslim group uncovered moles

Buenos Aires falls into darkness

Ivy League Sued

Pope Warns Against Cancel Culture

China's Dalian sees 2 test positive for COVID-19

New research found COVID-19 vaccines saved more than 240,000 lives in the US and prevented more than 1 million hospitalizations

1. COVID-19 virus particles lose most of their ability to infect after about 10 minutes in the air, lab study suggests

   BBC official says the network would feature flat-Earthers on air because leadership doesn't believe in 'cancel culture'

   Researchers are building a black box in Tasmania to prevent the 'crash' of civilization

   
   
   Fauci: Omicron 'will find just about everybody'
2. American Airlines: Passenger arrested after breaking into cockpit

 

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Pfizer CEO says two Covid vaccine doses aren’t ‘enough for omicron’

‘We Were Blown Away’: How New A.I. Research Is Changing the Way Conservators and Collectors Think About Attribution

A new technique claims to detect forgeries with accuracy of 96 percent.

Growing threat of domestic terrorism, brought into focus by Jan. 6, prompts new investigative unit at Justice Department

U.S. breaks record with more than 145,000 covid-19 hospitalization

Scientists call for a moratorium on climate change research until governments take real action

COVID is here to stay: countries must decide how to adapt

In a First, Man Receives a Heart From a Genetically Altered Pig

Turkmenistan To Close "Gates Of Hell" Gas Fire

China to Assist Kazakhstan

Female health startup founders are being asked about Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos in investment meetings. 'Such serious cases of fraud make it harder for us.'

Omicron 'tidal wave' could infect half of all Europeans within the next 2 months, WHO official says

 

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Covid Drove Workers to Quit. Here’s Why From the Person Who Saw It Coming.

Sea level on steroids: Record tides flood Washington coastlines

The Great Siberian Thaw

Permafrost contains microbes, mammoths, and twice as much carbon as Earth’s atmosphere. What happens when it starts to melt

Hong Kong Felt Like a Different Planet (Covid)

U.S. emissions surged in 2021, putting the nation further off track from its climate targets

Laurie Garrett

Hospitals Are in Serious Trouble

The situation in Kazakhstan is a much bigger deal than Western media is letting on.

Kazakhstan denies military laboratory was seized by rioters after Russia claimed a possible pathogen leak occurred at controversial facility, as country's health ministry says more than 160 have been killed during protests in the country

1. World's largest condom maker says sales slumped in pandemic

 

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Africa’s rising cities

By 2100, 13 of the world’s 20 biggest urban areas will be in Africa.

Kazakhstan officials say 164 dead in protests, country now ‘stabilized’

Turkmenistan’s leader wants to extinguish the country’s ‘Gates of hell Carl Bernstein’s Eulogy for the Newspaper Business 'If America wants 2,000 English [i.e., American] Troops At Its Embassy In Afghanistan, We Also Want 2,000 Fidayeen Mujahideen [i.e., Suicide Bombers] From The Fateh Force At The Embassy Of Afghanistan In America'

China’s Chang’e 5 lunar probe finds first on-site evidence of water on moon’s surface

Highest Ever Vegetable Oil Prices

How 15,000 ceramics are made a day in Gujarat, India

Clay refrigerators that don't need electricity saved the ceramics company Mitticool when other pottery companies in Gujarat failed.

A lawmaker in Indiana walked back comments saying teachers should be 'impartial' when teaching students about Nazism

Some cruise passengers and staff infected with COVID-19 say they were served rotten food and left without water for hours: report

Video shows freeloading grizzly bear in Yellowstone Park hunting with wolf pack to steal elk kill

 

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How fake science is infiltrating scientific journals

U.S. plans to discuss missile deployments with Russia as part of effort to defuse Ukraine crisis

Britain calls in military to help with hospital COVID staffing crunch

Queen refuses to pay Prince Andrew's sex abuse case legal fees, forces him to quickly sell chalet

Here's why the unrest in Kazakhstan is wreaking havoc on crypto and commodity markets

1. Bitcoin mining is largely dependent on internet access, so when Kazakhstan shut it down, a large swathe of the bitcoin network went offline.

   Cases of possible Flurona 'twindemic' — a combination of COVID-19 and flu — might be flying under the radar

   US sues company that dumped 91,000 pennies in ex-employee's drivewayVideo shows man burst into flames after being tasered by police

Serbia may suspend lithium deal with Rio Tinto - PM Brnabic 

'This is the granddaddy of tops': A 49-year market vet says stocks are entering their 'last hurrah' before crashing 80% as inflation continues to soar and the Fed tightens

Here's how bitcoin stacks up to gold as a store of value based on 8 key factors, according to JPMorgan

"We think the merits of bitcoin will endure near-term fluctuations in value, both in terms of digital scarcity as well as a good store of value."

Key words: "Near term" and "JP Mooorgan."

Facebook hit with lawsuit for allegedly 'promoting extremist content' within far-right 'boogaloo' groups tied to the murder of a federal officer

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China/US Rivalry Will Shape Post-Covid World

AMAP Assessment 2020: POPs and Chemicals of Emerging Arctic Concern: Influence of Climate Change

• Ethiopia frees opposition leaders from prison, announces political dialogue

  
  
• AfricaAid workers say Ethiopia air strike in northwest Tigray killed 56 people

  
  

13 passengers who flew from Italy to India tested positive for COVID-19 then ran away from quarantine, officials say

Bed Bath & Beyond is closing 37 stores and liquidation sales have already started. Here's the full list.

One of Italy's top coronavirus experts says she was threatened with a bullet in the mail after she advocated for children to get vaccinated

A new robotic hand is so precise, it can hold an egg without cracking it just like a human

Trump wants to launch his social media app on Presidents' Day in February

Airlines including Southwest, United, and American have together canceled more than 2,000 US flights as the East Coast braces for a possible 'bomb cyclone'

All of the 91 US cruises currently at sea have confirmed or suspected COVID-19 on board, the CDC says