The war on cash is also a reason why governments want to implement CBDCs. The end of cash would mean less privacy.

70% of robberies, 66% of rapes, 47% of aggravated assaults, and 38% of murders go unsolved each year, and show no signs of decreasing.

People make decisions for many reasons which cannot be quantified or linked to financial incentives, interest rates or ideological beliefs.

Documented issues have also led to lawsuits and inspired a documentary film.

The proposal could have wide-reaching implications including forcing non-EU based companies to have to register with tax entities there.

Even worse, going into 2023, central banks could continue this shift towards hawkish policies as inflation remains aggressively high.

As it turns out, their sordid operation was much worse than anyone thought…

A new map reveals at least 97 new locations that could have been contaminated by the industry’s use of “forever chemicals”

It’s up to the rest of us to counter them and their propaganda.  It’s up to us to demand the truth.

In this interview American scholar Nicholas Eberstadt reveals how the US is in fact heading toward the opposite problem: not enough people.

Temperatures are forecasted to dive between Friday and next Wednesday. Most of the Lower 48 could be well under average temperatures.

On the night he called 911, 22-year-old Christian Glass had never been arrested, harmed anyone, and was a threat to no one.

Find out where we are heading in the wake of the COP27 climate meetings with James Corbett and Marc Morano.

Kenya's drought is the region's longest in four decades.

Their corporate ESG deception, together with globalists at the WEF and the Biden Administration are destroying Western economies...

The US and NATO continue to pledge support for Ukraine for “as long as it takes”...

Opposition to utility “smart” meters (electric, gas, and water) has been ongoing worldwide since companies started deploying them.

The average person is monitored, surveilled, spied on and tracked in more than 20 ways by both government and corporate eyes and ears.

James Corbett covers the story of the Public Order Emergency Commission that was just convened to investigate those events.

A central argument has been whether Assange should be considered a journalist - which would entitle him to First Amendment protections.

Most K-12 Schools VR devices are collecting and selling data from students’ use, so this new report should come as no surprise.