Source: Natural News A big priority for YouTube right now involves tagging conservative videos as “hate speech” and pushing them to the bottom of users’ search results. But the Google-owned visual content empire apparently sees nothing wrong with algorithmically steering its pedophile contingent towards videos of young children. It was none other than the The New York Times (NYT), believe …
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Johnson & Johnson ordered to pay $300 million in talc cancer case
Source: Natural News In a landmark decision, a New York state jury has decided that Johnson & Johnson (J&J) must compensate a woman who claims she was harmed by the company’s talc baby powder products, which we earlier reported have been identified as being contaminated with cancer-causing asbestos. J&J has reportedly been ordered to pay out $300 million in …
Move over, Monopoly: Hasbro’s next big growth engine is Magic
Source: MSN Money Not a standard deck, to be sure, but packs costing just $4 each that millions of devotees use to play Magic: The Gathering. Hasbro recently digitized it and has been testing an open beta version since September. The online incarnation is a hit, according to the company, and the payoff could be big after …
These Arizona retirees ‘couldn’t afford’ America — now they live their dream life on $2,000 a month in Ecuador
Source: MSN Money At 72, Jacqueline Mackenzie has lived in nearly every state in the U.S. (her father was in the military and moved the family often), spent six years in Mexico and traveled all over the world. But it’s in Vilcabamba — an Andean foothills town in southern Ecuador — where the retired teacher …
Oakland real estate developer’s controversial cash stunt to clear homeless camp backfires
Source: MSN Money Developer Gene Gorelik, of the Oakland Redevelopment Group, stood on a boom lift holding a bullhorn announcing, “Free money! Free money!” and dropping dollar bills over a homeless encampment in Oakland, California, Friday morning. Wearing an elf costume, Gorelik offered residents $1,000 each to move, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. “This is …
U.S. scientist murdered in Greece died slowly, pathologists say
Source: MSN Forensic pathologists who carried out the postmortem on an American biologist whose body was discovered in a Nazi bunker in Greece earlier this week told CBS News her death was far from quick. Greek officials say Suzanne Eaton was suffocated to death and then dumped in the dank, labyrinthine World War II-era bunker. …
FTC votes to approve $5 billion settlement with Facebook in privacy probe
Source: MSN Money The Federal Trade Commission voted this week to approve a roughly $5 billion settlement with Facebook that could end an investigation into its privacy practices, according to a person familiar with the matter but not authorized to speak on the record, a deal that could result in unprecedented government oversight of the …
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee Honors KKK Grand Wizard With Proclamation
Source: MSN Despite public outcry, Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee (R) re-signed a proclamation Thursday declaring July 13 as Nathan Bedford Forrest Day in the state, honoring the Ku Klux Klan grand wizard and former Confederate general. Each year, according to state law, the governor is supposed to sign six such proclamations for days of observation, …
The 27 Republicans who voted with Democrats to block Trump from taking military action against Iran
Source: MSN The House on Friday passed an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) to block the Trump administration from funding military action against Iran without congressional approval. The vote came amid rising tensions between Washington and Tehran as Iran surpassed the uranium enrichment limitations imposed by the Obama-era nuclear agreement. President Trump …
Appeals court gives Trump a win in sanctuary city case
Source: MSN A federal appeals court gave President Donald Trump a rare legal win in his efforts to crack down on “sanctuary cities” Friday, upholding the Justice Department’s decision to give preferential treatment in awarding community policing grants to cities that cooperate with immigration authorities. The 2-1 opinion overturned a nationwide injunction issued by a …