The U.S. is not at war with China, but you’d never know it by listening to politicians in Washington.
Author: admin (Kendrick Williams)
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UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY CALLS IN ISRAEL TO GET RID OF NUKES… FAT CHANCE!
American and Israeli hypocrisy center stage. Go back to mid-July when President Joe Biden told Yair Lapid—the former soap opera star and ad pitchman playing the role as Israeli Prime Minister—that Iran cannot obtain a nuclear weapon.
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THIS WEEK IN SURVEILLANCE
A “systemic culture of unaccountability.” Full of “rampant corruption, manipulation, and abuse.”
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PROTESTS CONTINUE TO RAGE IN IRAN, KURDISH STUDENT’S DEATH ADDS TO TENSIONS
Iran’s seven week long protests continued to rage across the country after the death of a 22-year-old woman while in “morality police” custody in September, and intensified in the northwestern region of the country after the death of a Kurdish student.
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CVS, WALGREENS CLOSE TO $1O BILLION DEAL ON ROLE IN OPIOID CRISIS
Two of the largest pharmacies in the U.S. are nearing a deal to settle thousands of lawsuits tied to the nation’s opioid crisis.
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HAPPY VOTING, NOT SO HAPPY CHAOS?
That a Republican “Red Wave” will happen in the midterms, as The Trends Journal goes to press, appears to be the opinion of many.
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CHINA RAMPS UP COVID WAR: DETAINS 200,000 AT IPHONE PLANT, ONE COVID CASE AND THEY LOCKDOWN DISNEYLAND
The Chinese Communist Party continues to take severe measures to limit the spread of COVID-19—including the lockdown of a major Apple iPhone plant and the closure of Disneyland in Shanghai after one guest tested positive for the virus.
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STRANGE “SMUSHABLE” MATERIAL CONDUCTS ELECTRICITY
Metals conduct electricity because their atoms and molecules are arranged in tight, repeating patterns that allow electrons to flow through them with ease.
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MINING RARE EARTH ELEMENTS WITH ELECTRICITY
Rare earth elements are key components in our electrified world, used in everything from electric motors to flat-screen televisions. But acquiring them is a messy business.
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SELF-ASSEMBLING BACTERIA CAN MAKE A BETTER DRUG FACTORY
Various strains of genetically engineered bacteria have been used as industrial workhorses for years. It’s a straightforward idea: you engineer a bacterium’s genome so that when it eats specific things, it exudes or excretes the exact product you want.