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• AG William Barr says release of FISA Report is 'imminent'
• Ancient Egyptian ibises were wild birds
• To save his political and personal skin, Netanyahu is going to war with Gaza
• Flashback: Bolivia's President Evo Morales declares 'total independence' from World Bank and IMF
• Child prison & death in a blaze: Mother commits suicide after kids she kept in lockup for 10 years escape
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• Google moves into banking even though it is the subject of new federal probe into shady medical data collection
• Protestant Church of Germany reports 770 sexual abuse cases
• Pneumonic plague diagnosed in two people in China
• Cosmic web: Growing evidence that the universe is connected by giant structures
• Mineral at future Mars landing spot may have preserved signs of life
• Militarized microbes? Pentagon's DARPA seeks means to spread genetically modified bacteria as 'explosives sensors'
• Second whistleblower's ICIG complaint alleges Trump-Ukraine whistleblower has solicited illicit donations
• Netanyahu orders assassinations of two Islamic Jihad leaders; military airstrikes in Gaza and Damascus
• Best of the Web: Bolivia: What happens to the lithium industry without Morales?
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• 'Evo, I hope your exile is short': Roger Waters sends message of support to Bolivia's Morales
• Impeachment turns into a Schiff show: Unconstitutional, no crimes and only far-left Democrat support

• AG William Barr says release of FISA Report is 'imminent'
• To save his political and personal skin, Netanyahu is going to war with Gaza
• Flashback: Bolivia's President Evo Morales declares 'total independence' from World Bank and IMF
• Joe Biden declares 'Israel has a right to defend itself' after its military kills multiple Palestinians with missile attacks
• Google moves into banking even though it is the subject of new federal probe into shady medical data collection
• Militarized microbes? Pentagon's DARPA seeks means to spread genetically modified bacteria as 'explosives sensors'
• Second whistleblower's ICIG complaint alleges Trump-Ukraine whistleblower has solicited illicit donations
• Netanyahu orders assassinations of two Islamic Jihad leaders; military airstrikes in Gaza and Damascus
• Best of the Web: Bolivia: What happens to the lithium industry without Morales?
• Inside job? Labour undergoes second cyber-attack in two days
• Without quorum or vote, random blonde declares herself 'interim president' in Bolivia
• Impeachment turns into a Schiff show: Unconstitutional, no crimes and only far-left Democrat support
• Best of the Web: Ukrainian oligarch Kolomoysky blasts US in NYT interview, calls for 'new Warsaw Pact' with Russia - "They're stronger anyway"
• Israel hits home of Islamic Jihad official in Damascus, killing his son, after bombing home of top Islamic Jihad commander in Gaza
• On the campaign trail: Boris Johnson gets no-nonsense telling off from Yorkshire flood victims
• Military veterans have become America's walking wounded
• Boris Johnson's amnesty for Northern Ireland soldiers is a license to kill
• Russian to the wrong conclusions? UK 'liberal-leftists' dancing to the Browder/Clinton tune
• BRICS brings the chance of world change, as the US and EU obsess over internal battles
• Ousted Bolivian President Evo Morales thanks Mexico for saving HIS LIFE, pledges to carry on fight despite coup

• German police bust underground ISIS cell set to shoot & bomb 'infidels' in massive raid
• Child prison & death in a blaze: Mother commits suicide after kids she kept in lockup for 10 years escape
• Protestant Church of Germany reports 770 sexual abuse cases
• 'Evo, I hope your exile is short': Roger Waters sends message of support to Bolivia's Morales
• Guaido followers invade Venezuelan embassy in Brazil; announce 'new ambassador'
• What sanctions? Russia has best-performing stock market in the world
• Suicide attack: US convoy hit on Kabul-Paktia highway in Afghanistan
• Lebanese army arrests soldier after protester dies from gunshot wound to head - second death so far in protests
• Ukrainian swamp: Detectives detain bribery suspect in presidential office
• Eco-hypocrite Greta Thunberg hitches another top-dollar yacht ride to Europe, while plebs should live with 'flight shame'
• Moscow policeman 'assaulted' by protestor says man does not deserve punishment
• The inevitable finale of the Nord Stream 2 saga
• The next generation of journalists wants to comfort the comfortable & afflict the afflicted
• Russian metals plant to start bitcoin mining
• Bad precedent: Supreme Court clears way for Newtown shooting victim families to sue AR-15 gun-maker
• New study reveals that US poverty has plunged
• UN Envoy's grim warning over Assange's life
• Canada's identity crisis: Wokeness clashes with WWI remembrance in Don Cherry scandal
• Nuclear plant leak is coming from pipe at South Carolina power station, safety regulators not worried
• NBC, ABC And CBS appear to have run cover for world's most powerful rape rings

• Ancient Egyptian ibises were wild birds
• Unknown Irish translation of Ibn Sīna's Canon of Medicine discovered in spine of book in Cornwall
• Fossils of two new snake species found in Greece
• 'They thought it was judgment day': The night in 1833 when 'stars fell' on the southern US
• 'Stone age seafarers' depicted in newly discovered rock art in Sweden
• Centuries-old 'witch marks' in Creswell Crags, England can finally be seen thanks to 3D modeling
• New revelations about life on the edge of the Roman empire
• Was the Neanderthal extinction caused by human diseases?
• Many imperial Romans had roots in the Middle East
• Murderous meteorites in history: The sky is falling every day, but how many people get hit each year?
• Living Under the Spectre of Hyperinflation: 1923 Weimar and Today
• North African Paleolithic populations mostly replaced during migration period
• Archaeologists discover a lost Florida island settlement
• America Before by Graham Hancock - Book review
• DNA tests confirm one-legged skeleton found under Russian park's dance floor is Napoleon's 'lost general'
• Missing WWII submarine found in 'fantastic condition'
• Humans migrated from Europe to the Levant 40,000 years ago
• Best of the Web: Fall of the Berlin Wall - 30th anniversary: Don't forget Gorbachev's key role in re-uniting Germany and creating EU
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• Cosmic web: Growing evidence that the universe is connected by giant structures
• Mineral at future Mars landing spot may have preserved signs of life
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• Oxygen on Mars is behaving in a way that is puzzling scientists
• Runaway star ejected from Milky Way's 'Heart Of Darkness' at 6 MILLION kmph
• Google's 'Project Nightingale' secretly gathers personal health information on millions of Americans
• Reduced oxygen level rewires mitochondria
• Researchers use ultrasound to deliver cancer drugs
• Scientists find Nile River to be older than previously thought
• 'Extinct' "mouse-deer" caught on camera in Vietnam, last sighting was 30 years ago
• NASA chief Jim Bridenstine doubles down on claim that Pluto is a planet
• Researchers find 150km wide caldera off Philippines coast, possibly the largest known on Earth
• Nature not tech better at mitigating air pollution - study
• New liquid crystals could lead to next-generation displays
• New evidence disproves a 25-year-old belief about the brain's Information Centre
• We must learn how to 'slow down and speed up asteroids' to avoid fate of dinosaurs, Apollo 9 astronaut tells RT
• Astronomers observe colossal winds blowing out of distant galaxy Makani
• Asteroid due to speed past Earth today will come almost as close as the moon
• Forget about 5G, China has now begun development of 6G
• Complex society discovered in birds for the first time

• Parts of South Island, New Zealand 'snapping back to winter' with 0C morning
• Fresh heavy snowfall dumped on Austria - up to a metre deep
• Typical January weather in Sweden - Except it is November
• Winter Already? Snow, deep freeze from Rockies to East Coast
• Flash floods and snowstorm slam north Algeria
• India and Bangladesh - Cyclone 'Bulbul' leaves 24 dead, over 2 million displaced - 11 inches of rain in 24 hours
• Southern Italy battered by storms, floods and tornadoes
• Two reported dead as Venice flooded by highest tide in 50 years - 85% of city under water
• Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: Tapestry for hyperinflationary food prices
• Earthquake swarm raises concerns for big volcanic eruption in Iceland
• Very large tornado hits KwaZulu Natal, South Africa
• November snowstorm shocker dumps up to 30 inches in Michigan
• Flashback: Too much fuel causes extreme bush fires, not climate change
• Are you ready for a catastrophically cold winter? Here's what the media isn't telling you
• Thousands of migratory birds die mysteriously at lake in Rajasthan, India
• Officials are using the word 'disaster' to describe the widespread crop failures happening all over America
• Shallow M6.1 earthquake hits Tonga
• France shivers in early cold spell of winter
• Anomalously severe cold in Siberia for the time of year
• 'Sounds like bells rubbing': Strange noises heard in Hillsboro, Oregon

• Spectacular meteor fireball caught on camera above St. Louis, Missouri - Event seen from across US Midwest
• Meteor fireball reported over France; seen in Switzerland, Germany
• Fireball lights up the skies over St. Louis during Northern Taurid meteor shower
• They just keep coming: Skyscraper-sized asteroid due to pass Earth this week
• Bright meteor fireball streaks across the US East Coast
• Flash of light, loud boom shakes up Cabarrus County, North Carolina residents
• Mystery bang, flash of light rocks homes in Coventry, England
• Meteor fireball lights up sky in metro Atlanta, Georgia
• Meteor fireball soars over Germany, the Netherlands
• Two in two days: Another meteor fireball seen over Southern California
• Big boom, bright streak of light across the sky over Pacific Northwest was a meteor
• ANOTHER one! Chelyabinsk-sized asteroid skims Earth, third close fly-by in 5 days
• Loud house-shaking boom rattles residents in Wichita, Kansas
• Doorbell camera captures 'huge' meteor fireball over Southern California
• Yet another asteroid just skimmed Earth - ONE day after it was discovered
• Meteor fireball streaks over northeast Ontario
• Best of the Web: Halloween surprise! Asteroid narrowly missed Earth yesterday - Discovered as it flew by - Closest on record
• Large green meteor fireball widely observed flying over Ireland
• Grimsby, England residents report late-night 'deafening bang'
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• Understanding Your Circadian Rhythm and Body Clock
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• Scientists discover new HIV strain, first in nearly two decades
• Fatty liver isn't just the result of too much alcohol. Here's how to prevent it
• CDC petitioned to admit they accept corporate money
• Does Jordan Peterson's carnivore diet work?

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What if the wife does that every time you go to get busy? Asking for a friend....

This guy is a real dick.

My brother did the same thing whenever he was asked to shovel snow from the sidewalk!

Large galaxies with smaller galaxies as "moons". Who'd have thought ? Logical actually, the old "as above, so below" kind of thing. Now, where or...

"protests that erupted due to widespread discontent with politicians seen as inefficient and corrupt." If that's the standard every country in the...