Backlink: ET Twitter has stopped enforcing its COVID-19 “misleading information” policy that had resulted in nearly 100,000 pieces of content being cut from the platform and led to more than 11,000 account suspensions. […]
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Backlink: RFA The Navy says the USS Chancellorsville was conducting a routine operation in free waters. […]
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Backlink: Newsweek The Chinese government on Tuesday released a message attacking “freedom” in the U.S. amid mounting global scrutiny spurred by citizen protests in China. […]
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Backlink: NTD Protesters claiming voter disenfranchisement and a stolen election rallied near the Arizona state Capitol on Friday, demanding that the planned Nov. 28 certification of the 2022 election be halted and a new election take place in December, according to local media. […]
Backlink: NYPost Elon Musk evidently has a diabolical view of environmental, social and corporate governance – more commonly referred to as “ESG.” […]
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Backlink: THE BL Protests erupted in Shanghai and campuses across the country during the weekend, with crowds calling the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and its top leader to step down, a display of public dissent that the country hasn’t seen in decades. […]
Backlink: THE BL On the evening of November 24, a high-rise apartment building in Urumqi, Xinjiang, that had been locked down for nearly four months, suddenly burned for nearly three hours. Within hours, an official said 10 people were dead and 9 injured, but conflicting information said that 44 people had died. […]
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Backlink: THE BL On Thursday, Nov. 24 Sri Lanka’s central bank threatened administrative intervention to control high market interest rates that it regarded as “out of line” with its policy rates and the outlook for falling inflation. […]
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Backlink: THE BL The pandemic in Guangdong Province, China continued to spread, and the health codes of residents in Leliu town, Shunde district, Foshan city suddenly turned red overnight. In the pouring rain people gathered at a nucleic acid test site, resulting in a large number of people and some were knocked over causing a stampede. […]
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Backlink: THE EPOCH TIMES A 170-pound Great Dane from Wisconsin is inducing belly laughs across the internet for his habit of leaping into laps despite his massive size. Retail business owners Ken, 42, and his wife Beth Kempen, 40, live with their two kids, Maddie and Colin, and two Great Danes: Joe and Larry. […]
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Backlink: THE BL Officials linked to the Indian Army reported Tuesday that millions of dollars are being invested in infrastructure, and thousands of military troops are being sent to the border with China. The advance is in response to the constant threats in the region by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). […]
Backlink: THE EPOCH TIMES The Federal Reserve does not believe inflation pressures are easing, according to minutes from the November Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) policy meeting. Meeting participants noted that inflation risks were “skewed to the upside,” adding that “a persistent reduction in inflation could require a greater-than-assumed amount of tightening in financial conditions.” […]
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Backlink: VISIONTIMES Though the global population count just surpassed 8 billion people, China has been plagued with a dwindling birth rate for the past few years. In 2021, the world’s most populous country grew by just 480,000 to 1.4126 billion — with demographers warning that a “national decline appears inevitable” as birth rates continue falling, and […]
Backlink: VISIONTIMES Following the recent explosion on November 21 at the Taiyuan chemical plant in Shanxi province, the Chinese communist regime has not yet launched a full investigation to determine the causes of the incident and the total number of victims. In this regard, many people are worried because about 1300 professionals and technicians were working […]
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