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Geoengineering Startup Begins Releasing Sulfur Particles Into Atmosphere In Attempt To Stop 'Climate Change' A startup is launching weather balloons capable of releasing reflective sulfur particles into the earth's atmosphere, with the stated aim of combating climate change through solar geoengineering, while disregarding the negative consequences of such actions.

Omnibus Bill: Don't Get Mad, Get Even There is a general consensus that a dozen or so U.S. senators who are mostly aligned with the America First movement have screwed up royally by allowing the 4,100-plus-page omnibus $1.7-trillion budget to be adopted -- and they know it. None of them was willing to play hardball on behalf of their constituents or on behalf of the country.

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DOJ Employed 'Reverse Spying' In Attempt To Shut Down Investigation Into Russia Collusion Hoax: Devin Nunes Devin Nunes subpoenaed the DOJ and FBI for documents related to their involvement with the Russia collusion hoax when he was a congressman and chair of the House Intelligence Committee. In response, the DOJ engaged in "reverse spying" to try and stop the investigation, Nunes alleged in an interview that aired on Newsmakers by NTD and The Epoch Times on Dec. 21.

New Alabama Conceal Carry Law Goes Into Effect In 2023 Background checks to acquire conceal carry permits in Alabama will be a thing of the past next year. Earlier this year, the Alabama Legislature ratified House Bill 272, which makes the state the 22nd in the country to permit individuals to carry concealed pistols without acquiring a permit or undergoing a background check.

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NY Lawmakers Set To Make $142,000 Annually After Passing 29% Pay Hike For Part-Time Work New York lawmakers could be receiving a 29% pay raise in the new year after passing a measure to give it to themselves. If Gov. Kathy Hochul signs the bill into law, then members of the state Assembly and Senate would begin receiving $142,000 annually effective Jan. 1. Hochul, earlier this month, expressed support for the increase.

Report: California Is One Of The Least Charitable States Despite Being One Of Wealthiest It turns out that California is one of the least charitable states in the union. When it comes to charitability, California ranks near the bottom among the 50 states, according to the World Giving Index created by WalletHub.

A Deeper Dive Into $16 Billion In Omnibus Earmarks The more than 4,000-page $1.7 trillion "omnibus" government funding bill that President Joe Biden has vowed to sign into law includes around $16 billion in pet projects known as "earmarks" whose supporters see as a way for lawmakers to better serve the needs of their constituents but whose detractors often deride as corrupt and wasteful "pork."

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Katie Hobbs And Maricopa County Ask Judge For Sanctions Against Kari Lake, Her Lawyers The Arizona Secretary of State's office and Maricopa County on Monday petitioned a judge to sanction GOP candidate Kari Lake after her election-related lawsuit was rejected over the weekend. On Monday, the two parties filed a motion in the Maricopa County Superior Court against Lake and her legal team.

Biden, Leftists Continue Assault On Christmas For the second year in a row, Joe Biden did not mention Jesus or Christ in his Christmas message to the country. In addition, Biden's calls for unity rang hollow as he attacked half the country during the campaign season.