by Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, LifeSite News: Popular devotion celebrates this solemn day with the name “Easter of Roses” [Pasqua delle rose], recalling the ancient custom of symbolizing the descent of the Holy Spirit on the apostles and on Mary Most Holy with a cascade of rose petals. It is so similar to Easter that, […]

by Paul Engel, America Outloud: There has been plenty of talk about the World Health Organization Pandemic Agreement lately. Claims of power grabs and health emergencies are certainly warranted. But with all of the claims that this treaty will be legally binding, you should know none of that is true. The WHO Pandemic Treaty With […]

from ZeroHedge: ‘You’ll own nothing in retirement and be happy’… Wit the organization he founded 50 years ago bringing in nearly $500 million in revenue in the year ending March 2023 (and sitting on a neat pile of 200 million Swiss francs cash), Klaus Schwab will own some things as he reportedly steps back from his role running […]

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Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito joined the legion of savvy investors who dumped their Anheuser-Busch InBev stock when sales of the beer giant's Bud Light brand tanked after it partnered with transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney last spring. Alito sold between $1,000 and $15,000 of AB InBev shares on Aug. 14,...

Lagos, Nigeria — Gunmen riding motorbikes killed around 40 people in a raid on a mining community in north-central Nigeria, opening fire on residents and torching homes, the local government said on Tuesday. The attack late Monday in Wase district in Plateau state was the latest violence in an area that has long been a flashpoint for disputes over resources and outbreaks of intercommunal clashes. Armed men invaded Zurak community, shooting sporadically and torching houses, Plateau’s state commissioner for information, Musa Ibrahim Ashoms, told AFP by telephone. "As we speak, about 40 people have been confirmed dead. Zurak is a popular mining community," he said. Local youth leader Shafi'i Sambo said at least 42 people had been killed in the raid. Wase has deposits of zinc and lead, while Plateau as a whole is known for its tin mining industry. Sitting on the dividing line between Nigeria's mostly Muslim north and predominantly Christian south, Plateau often sees outbreaks of violence sparked by disputes between nomadic herders and pastoral farmers. Climate change has escalated tensions over grazing land, water access and other resources, such as the state's metal reserves. Parts of northwest and north-central Nigeria have also been terrorized by heavily armed criminal gangs, who raid villages to loot and carry out mass kidnappings for ransom. In January, intercommunal clashes erupted in Plateau's Mangu town that left churches and mosques burned, more than 50 people dead and thousands displaced.