Monthly Archives: July 2022

“7 DIE IN AND NEAR CITY New York Gasps in the Highest Temperature in Bureau’s History. 50 PERSONS PROSTRATED Mercury in Times Square at 115 —Throngs Sleep in Streets, Parks and on Beaches. NO RELIEF IS PROMISED Searing Wave Sweeps … Continue reading →

Gun ownership is illegal in Japan. 8:48 PM · Jul 7, 2022 Attack On Shinzo Abe Updates: Ex Japan PM Showing “No Vital Signs” After Attack, Says Reports

There are a lot of academic studies coming out with the message “your use of reliable low cost energy is killing poor people with darker skin in Africa.” As climate change makes some areas dangerous to live in, it may … Continue reading →

“FLYING SAUCER’ REPORTED FOUND Roswell, N. M, J M., July 8.—(U,P) Possession of a “flying disc” was disclosed today by the in- intelligence office of the 509th bomb group of the Roswell army air base, Officers at the base say … Continue reading →

“Many glaciers, like the Jacobshavn Isbrae glacier, have been retreating since the Industrial era. The concern is that soon, their loss may be locked in regardless of future reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.” Sea Level Rise From Melting Ice Sheets … Continue reading →

“A new report by the United Nations human rights office released today describes widespread killings that have taken place in Ukraine since January 2014, concluding that very limited accountability has taken place.” UN report finds impunity for killings ‘remains rampant’ … Continue reading →

Is Joe Biden proving to be a much better president than Donald Trump? – No More Trump Daily Presidential Tracking Poll – Rasmussen Reports®

“executive order signed by President Biden …. including setting up mobile clinics near the borders of states restricting abortion access” 1:55 PM · Jul 8, 2022 Coloradoans come across the border to Wyoming to purchase fireworks, and Wyoming non-birthing parents … Continue reading →

“St. Louis’ Heat Record Broken. Sr. Louis, Mo., July 8 (1897) —St. Louis broke the country’s heat record this morning with a temperature of 83 degrees at 7 o’clock. Four hours later it was 96. On the streets it has … Continue reading →