Month: February 2023

Health, Lifestyle, Impact On Humanity

‘New Car Smell’ Could Cause Health Issues

A lot of people may enjoy the new car smell, but scientists have been investigating whether it can be harmful to your health. Concerns Over New Car Smells A new study published in the journal Environment International has found that new car drivers may be inhaling dangerous amounts of carcinogenic particles. Some of those particles are responsible for the particular new car smell. Off-gassing is a way … Continue reading ‘New Car Smell’ Could Cause Health Issues

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Health, Lifestyle, Impact On Humanity, Politics

Ohio Cleanup Process Raises Eyebrows

Texas and Michigan got ‘surprise’ shipments containing hazardous water and soil from Ohio’s train derailment, and officials are angry. Officials Angry Over Toxic Water and Soil Surprises Officials in Texas and Michigan are complaining they didn’t receive any warning that contaminated water and soil from the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, would be shipped into their jurisdictions for disposal. “It’s a very real problem, we were … Continue reading Ohio Cleanup Process Raises Eyebrows

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Impact On Humanity, Politics

Noncitizens and Illegals Able to Vote in Elections

The D.C. city council now allow noncitizens and illegal aliens to vote in upcoming elections, if they lived in D.C. for at least 30 days. Why Illegals Can Vote in the Nations Capitol According to the Wall Street Journal, a Washington D.C. initiative that permits non-citizens, including undocumented immigrants and foreign diplomats, to participate in local elections has been enacted into law. The Local Resident … Continue reading Noncitizens and Illegals Able to Vote in Elections

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Politics, World

Jill Biden’s Fashion Choices and Her Trip to Africa

First Lady Dr. Jill Biden recently visited Africa, and made quite a splash with her dress collection. First Lady Flies to Africa First lady Jill Biden arrived in Namibia last week, the first stop on a trip meant to show the administration’s commitment to Africa, according to a White House official. She was accompanied by her granddaughter Naomi. Her intentions are to talk about food … Continue reading Jill Biden’s Fashion Choices and Her Trip to Africa

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Crime

14-year-old Girl Beaten By Schoolmates Commits Suicide

A New Jersey teenage girl was beaten by a group of schoolmates while walking in the hallway, later committed suicide. Student Attacked in Hallway Four students have been charged, and a school district superintendent has resigned, after a recorded attack against a 14-year-old New Jersey student in the hallway of her school spread on social media. The assault was recorded and shared on social media on Feb. 1, which … Continue reading 14-year-old Girl Beaten By Schoolmates Commits Suicide

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Everything Else, Health, Lifestyle

Biden’s Forest Service Conducts ‘Ariel Slaughter’ of 150 Cattle

New Mexico filed ‘animal cruelty’ charges against Biden’s National Forest Service for killing 150 cows by helicopter. Cattle Slaughtered by Helicopter Less than 24 hours before bullets were set to fly, a group of animal activists, including the Humane Farming Association, hoped an 11th-hour lawsuit would stop the planned aerial slaughter of 150 cattle in New Mexico. Unfortunately, a federal judge cleared the way for the operation when he denied a … Continue reading Biden’s Forest Service Conducts ‘Ariel Slaughter’ of 150 Cattle

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Everything Else, Impact On Humanity

Fire Breaks Out at TN Uranium Compound

Another fire at a factory broke out last week, this time at a uranium compound plant near Knoxville, TN. Fire at Uranium Processing Facility A fire broke out last Wednesday, Feb 22, at the Y-12 National Security Complex uranium processing facility in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. All 200 employees were immediately evacuated from the site. The fire at the Y-12 complex started in a uranium processing area in … Continue reading Fire Breaks Out at TN Uranium Compound

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Everything Else

90-year-old Dies In House Fire While Saving Her Dogs

An Arizona family says they lost their 90-year-old grandmother, Esther Cabrera, in a house fire, who was trying to save her dogs. Grandmother Dies in House Fire The Cabrera family in Arizona says they lost everything in a house fire, including their grandmother, and the father and son are in the hospital recovering from burns from the deadly fire. The fire happened over the weekend … Continue reading 90-year-old Dies In House Fire While Saving Her Dogs

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Everything Else

Environmental Scientists Flying to Ohio Die in Plane Crash

Five environmental response consultants were heading to the Ohio metal plant that blew up last week, and were killed in a plane crash. Scientists Died On Their Way to Ohio On Wednesday afternoon, police confirmed reports of a plane crash near the Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport in Little Rock. Around 12:02 p.m., officials were alerted to a twin-engine plane that crashed by the … Continue reading Environmental Scientists Flying to Ohio Die in Plane Crash

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Culture & Trends, Everything Else

The History of McDonald’s

McDonald’s is a popular fast-food chain that is known for it’s Happy Meals and Big Mac. The History of America’s Popular Fast-Food Chain McDonald’s is a global fast-food chain that was founded in 1940 by Richard and Maurice McDonald in San Bernardino, California. Initially, the restaurant was called “McDonald’s Bar-B-Q,” and it served hot dogs and barbecue food items. In 1948, the McDonald brothers rebranded … Continue reading The History of McDonald’s

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