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1+ hour, 15+ min ago (716+ words) Have you been wondering why Boeing planes seem to be crashing more often? Boeing being taken over by Indians on visas might have something to do with it. Boeing is also allowing Indians to access sensitive defense data in violation of federal law. According to an insider, Boeing's HR is almost entirely Indians and if you call the HR help line, "100 percent it will be picked up by an Indian who can barely speak English." Indians are also responsible for passport and identity verification at Boeing. The insider says these Indians are either offshored or hired through bodyshops. Iron Mountain and Boeing are far from the only examples of federal contractors that have been taken over by Indians. Qualcomm, a federal contractor and major manufacturer of semiconductors, is in the process of replacing its American workforce with Indians. Anonymous posts…...

1+ hour, 15+ min ago (1009+ words) Pfizer's mRNA vaccine for influenza failed when tested against the standard flu shot in a 27,000-person trial of older adults " a failure Pfizer has not announced for years. Almost three times as many people who received the mRNA shot suffered acute respiratory failure or major kidney problems. More died, too. Overall, mRNA patients were much more likely to report side effects than those who got the standard flu shot. But mRNA shots did not protect patients from the flu better than standard shots. mRNA Covid jab sales have already cratered. This new failure may effectively end development of mRNA shots for respiratory viruses " and many other viruses too. (They hide the truth. I find it. Help me, for pennies a day!) Pfizer has never publicly announced the failure of the trial. In a statement on Halloween 2023, the company promised to…...

1+ hour, 15+ min ago (269+ words) US special operations forces were involved in a joint raid with local forces in Somalia's northeastern Puntland region that involved an attack on a cave and ground fighting against ISIS militants, Garowe Online, a media outlet based in Puntland, reported on Tuesday. The report said that, according to US Africa Command, the attack on the Habar Bajuuke cave in the Balade Valley, an area where the US has launched airstrikes in recent days, was supported by 10 helicopters. So far, AFRICOM has not put out a press release confirming its involvement in the operations. The Garowe reports said that forces in the helicopters "landed on the ground and executed the mission following a confrontation between US troops" and members of Somalia's ISIS affiliate. It said the operation lasted several hours and resulted in the capture and killing of several ISIS fighters....

2+ hour, 7+ min ago (1186+ words) Reviewed by John Anderer Research led by Caitlin Wyman, Jolene Thomas, Michael Lawless, Alison Yaxley (Flinders University) Older adults who ate alone often were more than twice as likely to experience unintentional weight loss. (Credit: buritora on Shutterstock) " Eating alone linked to poorer diets: Older adults who regularly dine solo consume fewer fruits, vegetables, and protein compared to those sharing meals, with measurably lower diet quality and food variety. " Weight loss accelerates over time: Studies following tens of thousands of seniors found those eating alone faced up to 29 percent higher risk of significant weight loss, which often precedes loss of independence. " Frailty risk increases: Older adults eating alone showed higher rates of frailty, a syndrome marked by decreased strength and resilience, though depression may partly explain this connection. " Social cues matter for nutrition: Shared meals naturally encourage people to eat…...

2+ hour, 7+ min ago (597+ words) Agents Detaining Military Spouses at Green Card Interviews... (First column, 9th story, link) Related stories:ICE SEPERATING KIDS FOR 6 MONTHS...Leavitt's Relative Shares Bittersweet Update... The last two weeks in San Diego just shredded the illusion that bureaucracy is slow, thanks to ICE. Military families, the people who have spent their careers saluting the flag and building lives around deployments, are being caught up in ICE enforcement the moment they try to do things "the right way." The shock is coming from their green card interviews, which are the final checkpoint for spouses seeking legal permanent residency. Instead of leaving with an approval, some are going in handcuffs! And for veterans, it feels personal. "I kind of feel betrayed, to be honest," retired Marine Staff Sergeant Samuel Shasteen told NBC San Diego. He gave 20 years to the Corps, including two deployments…...

2+ hour, 8+ min ago (160+ words) The keynote address from the "Gitlow v. New York at 100" symposium, held this year at the Arizona State University Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law; other papers from that symposium will be published here in the coming weeks. Eugene Volokh | 11.28.2025 2:00 PM The article is here; here's the Introduction: The centennial of Gitlow v. New York is upon us. Gitlow is typically praised as an essential step in the development of modern First Amendment doctrine, so that it is said that "[f]ew individual stars shine as brightly in the constellation of American civil liberties cases." Yet, closely examined, Gitlow seems a puzzling choice for constitutional canonization. NEXT: Today in Supreme Court History: November 28, 1872 Eric Boehm | 11.28.2025 7:45 AM Steven Greenhut | 11.28.2025 7:30 AM Jack Nicastro | 11.28.2025 7:00 AM Peter Suderman | From the December 2025 issue Charles Oliver | 11.28.2025 4:00 AM...

2+ hour, 13+ min ago (1210+ words) America just watched a nightmare unfold in Washington, DC. Two National Guard soldiers were ambushed and murdered by an Afghan migrant who never should've been on our soil in the first place. And to make it worse, this wasn't some random border crosser. He was flown in by the Biden regime, handpicked because of his "work" with the CIA and US government. To say Americans are furious that Biden's dangerous and twisted policies welcomed this act of terror into our country is putting it lightly. A very Happy Thanksgiving salutation to all of our Great American Citizens and Patriots who have been so nice in allowing our Country to be divided, disrupted, carved up, murdered, beaten, mugged, and laughed at, along with certain other foolish countries throughout the World," " Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 28, 2025 This is exactly what most Trump supporters voted…...

2+ hour, 13+ min ago (708+ words) It turns out the 29-year-old terrorist the Biden regime let waltz into America was living like a wannabe frat boy. New details are raising serious eyebrows about how an obese, unemployed guy who spent his days lounging around and playing violent games like Call of Duty was somehow able to afford a two-thousand-dollar-a-month apartment, plus feed and clothe a wife and five kids. Here are some comments from folks online: "So we paid for the animal that killed one National guard and gravely wounded another to play video games ? Free rent, free healthcare and food ? Send them all back" "If he's not working, how's he supporting his wife and FIVE children? Oh that's right, it's the U.S. taxpayers supporting his family. Got it." "So he had his first kid when he was 14-15?" "He didn't have to work " we the American people…...

3+ hour, 11+ min ago (469+ words) Mission Barns wants you to eat as much bacon as you want. The real stuff. Not turkey bacon, not some bacon simulacrum made from soy and hydrogenated oils. Real bacon from a real pig. They just don't understand why you have to kill a pig to get it. Mission Barns is a California-based startup specializing in lab-grown pork. Their latest creation is lab-grown pork fat that they hope will revolutionize the meat industry, how people eat, and reduce environmental damage. The process doesn't start with a slaughterhouse. It begins with a single pig named Dawn, a Yorkshire pig in upstate New York. Workers take a tiny sample of her fatty tissue, essentially a biopsy, then feed it a mix of plant sugars, proteins, and vitamins inside a cultivator. Over the next two weeks, the fat cells grow as they would…...

4+ hour, 28+ min ago (85+ words) The United States exempted Hungary from Russian energy sanctions earlier this month. Hungary's Orban to Meet Putin in Moscow Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said he will meet Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Nov. 28 to discuss crude and gas supplies. France Announces New Voluntary Youth Military Service Scheme Trump Says South Africa Won't Be Invited to 2026 Miami G20 Summit Witkoff to Visit Moscow to Discuss Peace Plan Next Week, Kremlin Says EU Proposes Deepening Defense Industry Ties With Ukraine...