Japan Airlines will stop using the phrase “ladies and gentlemen” when addressing passengers in an effort to be more “respectful,” they say.
Instead they will use gender-neutral phrases, such as “Attention all passengers” and “Good morning, everyone,” in an effort …
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Deutsche Bank is suspected of facilitating funds to the Islamic State during the hight of the terror group’s reign in Iraq from 2014 to 2016.
A leaked trove of banking documents reveal money transfers totaling at least $4 billion that …
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Time Magazine is partnering with Chinese telecom giant Huawei to create a magazine aimed at children.
The Chinese edition of Time for Kids will be put to use in classrooms all over the world.
The digital magazine was “made possible …
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Florida’s Governor Rod DeSantis is allowing all restaurants and other businesses in his state to immediately open for business once again.
He is also banning fines against people who refuse to wear masks.
DeSantis acknowledged that the Covid19 pandemic …
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A sightseeing “flight to nowhere” offered by Qantas airlines sold out within 10 minutes of tickets going on sale.
“It’s probably the fastest selling flight in Qantas history,” Qantas CEO Alan Joyce said in a statement.
“People clearly …
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Matt Drudge’s DrudgeReport.com continues what can only be described as its historic crash in readership.
The Drudge Report’s site traffic fell to 63 million readers, down from 95 million readers in September 2019.
A year ago, in August 2019, the …
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The U.S. Commerce Department’s plans to ban TikTok and WeChat will take one step forward on Sunday as Trump administration executive orders go into effect against the social media apps.
The Department announced today that the distribution or maintenance …
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San Francisco Mayor London Breed (D) announced last week that the second phase of the city’s reopening would allow certain businesses to resume normal operations. Businesses affected include salons, massage services, nail salons, and barbershops.
The announcement was made …
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China has announced plans to boost strategic commodities reserves of crude, strategic materials and farm goods in significant quantities, officials said. The stockpiling is set to begin in 2021, although China-watchers say it has already been going on for …
Continue ReadingPatrick Mahomes threw 21 of his 32 passes fewer than five yards downfield against the Texans. He had one deep throw. pic.twitter.com/d4O69DNvev
— QB Data Mine (@QBDataMine) September 12, 2020
Thursday night’s NFL premier saw a significant decline in TV …
The Chinese government has begun making what can be described as veiled threats about dumping U.S. Treasury bonds into financial markets. The Chinese Communist Party currently owns more than $1 trillion in US Treasury securities.
The CCP’s premier state-owned English-language …
Continue ReadingThe World Bank’s Covid19 Strategic Preparedness and Response Program documents, which are marked “For Official Use Only,” list the international organization’s Covid-aid program’s end date to be March 2025. The program’s start date was April 2020.
The listed objective …
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Il Bacco, a three-level Italian restaurant in Little Neck, NY, is suing New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio and the New York State attorney general’s office for damages incurred due to the Covid19 lockdown.
Il …
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The NBA, despite all of its virtue-signaling, or perhaps because of it, is seeing the lowest ratings it’s seen in 5 years.
Viewership on ABC is down 23%, and overall numbers are down 20% compared to 2019’s playoffs.
As …
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo (D) admitted today that there are no plans, nor negotiations, to allow New York City’s restaurants to reopen. Restaurants in the country’s biggest city have been closed for months due to Covid19.
“If we …
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The Trump administration announced yesterday that it would ban evictions through the end of the year of tenants who are unable to pay their rent due to the Covid19 pandemic.
An executive order by President Trump directs the Centers …
Continue Reading…Continue ReadingArsonists set several buildings ablaze and torched much of the Black business district in a second night of unrest in the city of Kenosha, Wisconsin, triggered by the wounding of a Black man shot in the back by officers https://t.co/UZEIicZ0SS
