Daily News 11/06
Daily News 11/06
Daily News Archives Since June
Serbia: Masses defeat Vučić and sweep Student List to power – what now?
Video: A MASSIVE STORM Is About to SLAM 15 STATES — And the WORST Is STILL Coming!
Video: OHIO’S WINTER FORECAST JUST TOOK A SHOCKING TURN — HERE’S WHAT’S COMING!
Factory Farms Cause Pandemics! NIH National Library of Medicine Primary Pendemic Prevention: Over the last few decades, hundreds of human pathogens have emerged at a rate unprecedented in human history. Emerged from where? Mostly from animals. The AIDS virus is blamed on the butchering of primates in the African bushmeat trade, we created mad cow disease when we turned cows into carnivores and cannibals, and SARS and COVID-19 have been traced back to the exotic wild animal trade. Our last pandemic, swine flu in 2009, arose not from some backwater wet market in Asia, however. It was largely made-in-the-USA on pig production operations in the United States. In this new Age of Emerging Diseases, there are now billions of animals overcrowded and intensively confined in filthy factory farms for viruses to incubate and mutate within. Today’s industrial farming practices have given viruses billions more spins at pandemic roulette. How can we stop the emergence of pandemic viruses in the first place? Whenever possible, treat the cause. The largest and oldest association of public health professionals in the world, the American Public Health Association, has called for a moratorium on factory farming for nearly two decades. Indeed, factory farms are a public health menace. — Warning: Factory Farms are a Threat to Life!
Video: 2026 El Niño event ‘stronger than any that has been experienced by anyone who is living today’
Video: Panic ERUPTS Over Tech Stock Drop
Video: Two Monster Quakes Just Ripped Through The Middle Of The Atlantic — And Something Is VERY Wrong
Antarctica’s ting worrying amounts of CO2. Carbon dioxide emissions from ice-free ground in one area of Antarctica have grown fivefold in just five years, suggesting there may be a significant source of emissions we haven’t accounted forpermafrost is emit
Doomsday Glacier will keep melting even if oceans cool. Here’s why cutting emissions still matters
Climate change helps insects devour more cropsAs factory farmers use more pesticides, pests develop stronger resistance
Heads or Tails, Wall Street Wins: Saving Our Pensions From The Casino
Dems Have an Opportunity to Force an End to the Iran War. Will They Take It?
Last Night’s “Blue Wave” Means Nothing If We Don’t Stop The NDAA
The Genocide Party Won And Apparently It’s A Victory For Progressives
The U.S. Military Struggles to Protect Its Bases Amid Failing Iran War
Video: $2 Trillion Wiped Out: Has the AI Bubble Burst?
Video: Mostly Economics #59: Protectionism Disguised as Free Trade with Lori WallachDean Baker sits down with Lori Wallach, Director of Rethink Trade, to discuss what trade agreements really do, including the protectionist provisions often hidden inside them and their impact on public health, innovation, and jobs. Wallach explains how corporate interests hijacked trade policy and what it would take to build a fairer, more balanced global trading system.
The Affordability Agenda, Step One: End the War Tuesday’s vote made things pretty clear: We don’t want Donald Trump’s f**king war. No one wants their family members and friends going to the other side of the world, risking injury and death, to kill people we have no real grievance with. That view is largely a bipartisan consensus, at least among voters, if not among their representatives in Congress. As is also pretty clear, the war is very much front and center in the affordability issue. Gas prices jumped as bamuch as $1.50 a gallon in the months following the start of the war and are still more than $1.00 a gallon above the pre-war level. Diesel prices rose almost $3.00 a gallon at their peak and are currently more than $2.50 a gallon above their pre-war level. This is a cost borne directly by truckers but will be largely passed on in higher prices for food and just about everything else. We are also likely to see a hit to food prices next year due to fertilizer shortages. Much of the world’s fertilizer comes from the Persian Gulf region. The blockades and damage to factories have meant that considerably less fertilizer than normal has been exported to the rest of the world.
US Escalation in the Caribbean and Latin America – Live Updates (November 2026) Paraguayan president and Trump-ally Santiago Peña has resigned from office amid the collapse of a local bank, Bloomberg reports: “Paraguayan President Santiago Peña stepped down Thursday after the collapse of a major commercial nk with ties to his government plunged the South American nation into financial and social turmoil. Regulators seized Ueno Bank SA early Tuesday, freezing the savings of millions of Paraguayans, including pensioners, and sparked widespread protests in a country where roughly one in three people held deposits at the lender. Peña, a key ally of US President Donald Trump, was facing impeachment proceedings. ‘I do it thinking of the stability of our country, social peace and preservation of our democracy,’ Peña said in a video announcing his resignation.”