Scientists are sounding the alarm over mRNA vaccines, warning that they are producing deadly white clots in millions of patients. Independent researchers have linked these prion-like amyloid clots, formed by the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein in [...] The post Scientists Warn mRNA Jabs Are Producing ‘Deadly White Clots’ in Millions of Patients appeared first on The People's Voice.

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A victim of sex traffickers Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, Virginia Giuffre, has committed suicide at the age of 41 in Australia. Her death by her own hand was confirmed by her grieving family. The Car Accident In March, Virginia Giuffre wrote on Instagram that she was in a terrible car accident and had “days […] The post Epstein Victim, Virginia Giuffre, Dies by Her Own Hand appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Words can’t describe how incredible it is that service dogs exist. The impact they have on the lives of their owners is absolutely priceless. Plus, there are so many kinds of alert dogs — there are ones for people diabetes, epilepsy, and PTSD, to name a few. And it’s not easy to become one, either. It can take years of training for them to be truly ready to take on their job. But once they are, it’s amazing what they are able to accomplish. In fact, sometimes, their life-saving skills can even come in handy for total strangers. This is something one mom learned the day that painters came over to work in their home. Her daughter’s service dog, Kona, simply insisted on getting closer to one of the workers. See what happened next in the video below. @kennedyst1djourney Replying to @Mel19M02 Service dog alerts a stranger in our home!! Way to go Kona!! #type1diabetes #type2diabetes #t1d #dogsoftiktok #servicedog #servicedogteam #diabeticalertdog #dayinmylife #diabetesmanagement #servicedogsoftiktok #puppytraining #petlovers #portuguesewaterdog #servicedogintraining #dogtraining ♬ original sound – Kennedy & Konas T1D Journey It’s so sweet to see how anxious little Kona was before he was allowed to get closer to the man. He clearly knew that something was wrong, and he wanted to help him oh-so much. Thankfully, the man was more than happy to allow the dog near him. And when Kona did get close, he confirmed something the man actually did already know: His blood sugar had been a little high all day. Service Dog for Little Girl Uses His Skills to Help the Stranger in Their Home Now, this video is inspiring folks to share their own similar experiences. In turn, we’re being reminded that dogs are such special, loving animals to us humans. Their ability to sense that something is wrong, and to actually communicate that with us, feels miraculous. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kennedy&KonasT1DJourney (@kennedyst1djourney) “My dog is NOT a service dog, but he knows EVERY time my son is about to have a seizure,” one person shares, another adding, “I have a friend with a service dog that alerts to strangers when out walking. She calls it doing ‘community service.'” “I have pots and a random cardiac service dog started alerting me for high heart rate and would not leave me until I sat down,” a third person shares, “and their owner was embarrassed, but it’s great training and helps.” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Service Dog Has Unusual Reaction When Painter Comes To The House During Remodel appeared first on InspireMore.

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The government doesn’t just directly charge Americans in taxes—it also imposes a hidden tax that makes everything more expensive, according to a new report. The federal government doesn’t just pass laws in Congress. Each year, many of the 438 federal agencies—nominally under the president’s control through the executive branch—publish tens of thousands of pages in regulations, red tape that increases the costs of business, transportation, and many other factors Americans often don’t consider. This imposes a kind of hidden tax that makes everything more expensive. It also justifies the work of the Department of Government Efficiency and other efforts to streamline the federal government, according to Clyde Wayne Crews, a fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute and author of the annual report, “Ten Thousand Commandments.” Crews released the 2025 version of the report on Thursday. The report “directly and indirectly makes the case that DOGE or a successor entity—but especially Congress itself through legislation—should be more aggressive on deregulation,” Crews told The Daily Signal on Thursday. According to the report, federal regulation costs Americans at least $2.155 trillion every year—a cost of $16,016 annually per household. This sum constitutes 16% of the average household’s pre-tax income, and 21% of household expenses. Most American families spend less than that on health care, food, transportation, entertainment, apparel, services, and savings. Only the cost of housing, an average annual household expenditure of $25,436, exceeds the costs of regulation. “Ten Thousand Commandments” report screenshot “Ordinary income and FICA taxes are itemized on pay stubs and calculated on tax returns,” the report notes. “Most regulatory costs are embedded in prices of goods and services, and never show up on a receipt or an annual statement.” While the exact cost of these regulations that gets passed down to the consumer is impossible to gauge, the report provides a rough estimate that highlights the overall phenomenon. The regulatory tax of $2.155 trillion comes close to the federal income tax, which collected $2.176 trillion in 2023, and stands at about four times the corporate income tax of $419 billion in 2023. “Ten Thousand Commandments” report screenshot The report notes that the $2.155 trillion figure is likely an underestimate. The National Association of Manufacturers ran a similar analysis in October 2023, concluding that regulatory compliance costs the economy $3.079 trillion each year. Crews emphasized to The Daily Signal the “fusion of federal spending and federal regulation over recent years.” “Since COVID-19, we’ve had the CARES Act, the CHIPS and Science Act, the Inflation Reduction Act, the infrastructure law, and more, and these are all hyper-regulatory before bureaucrats even start writing rules,” Crews added. While the Constitution places the authority to make laws in the hands of Congress, federal agencies issue far more regulations than Congress passes laws. During 2024, for example, agencies issued 3,248 final rules, compared with Congress passing 175 bills. That means for every one law passed by Congress and signed by the president, unelected bureaucrats finalized 19 regulations. My book, “The Woketopus: The Dark Money Cabal Manipulating the Federal Government,” exposes the leftist groups that staffed and advised the Biden administration, using this bureaucracy to force their ideology on the American people. The Federal Register, the list of all rules promulgated by the administrative state, closed at 106,109 pages in President Joe Biden’s last full year, the highest tally on record and a 19% increase over 2023. Former President Barack Obama’s final calendar year saw 95,894 pages (the highest page count for federal regulations in U.S. history), while the administrative state only managed to publish 61,067 pages in 2017, the first calendar year of the Trump administration. The gargantuan impact of the administrative state highlights the necessity of DOGE, according to the author’s report. Yet Crews also noted that DOGE has a sunset date—July 4, 2026. “Note that DOGE goes away in a year, so there needs to be an infrastructure built that maintains the regulatory streamlining along with the slashing of spending,” he told The Daily Signal. “To me, real regulatory reform has to start with termination of departments and agencies.” President Donald Trump has been terminating some agencies and departments—by directing that the U.S. Agency for International Development merge back into the State Department and by directing the ultimate closure of the Department of Education. These changes save Americans money directly—with USAID grants terminated—but as the Trump administration decreases the size and scope of the federal government, that may also save American households money in decreased regulatory burdens. The post Average American Family Pays Thousands in Hidden Taxes, Making Case for DOGE Even Stronger: Study appeared first on The Daily Signal.

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The president has no power of his own to deport anyone; he has the power that Congress has given him.

Edward Fishman provides timely lessons on the potential, but also the limits, of U.S. power to impose its will through economic warfare.