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Weekly Update by Mark Armstrong – March 29, 2024
Greetings from Tyler, Today is good Friday. Dad used to ask, “What’s good about it?” The Christian world is set to face the East on account of Easter. If you read the encyclopedia entries on this subject, you’ll realize that the whole thing jumps the bounds of logic. But that’s why you just have…
Breaking News | Israel | NewsBlockade: No Power or Water for Gaza Until All Hostages Released Says Israel
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Weekly Update by Mark Armstrong – July 28, 2023
Greetings from Tyler, It turns out that wealthy people are fleeing California. The natural beauty of the place is hard to overstate. But the politicians have ruined paradise. The cities are overrun with criminality, and “homeless.” No way the squatters could afford to live on the real estate where they’ve pitched their tent. I guess…
Argentina Logs First Week with No Inflation in Food Prices in 30 Years
For the first time in 30 years, Argentina experienced a zero-percent increase in the inflation rates of food and drinks during the third week of June, President Javier Milei confirmed on Monday morning. A study published on Sunday by Econométrica, a private Argentine consulting firm, first reported the no-inflation week. In its study, Econométrica analyzed…
US Marshals Service operation recovers 60 missing children in Florida
A massive investigation into child sex trafficking resulted in the rescue of 60 “critically missing” children in the Tampa Bay area, Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announced with other officials at a news conference on June 23. “Operation Dragon Eye” was led by the U.S. Marshals Service Middle District of Florida and involved 20 agencies,…
Affirmative action admissions programs struck down as unconstitutional
Schools illegally used racial preferences for students The Supreme Court ruled Thursday to block affirmative action in two closely watched lawsuits against Harvard and the University of North Carolina (UNC). The cases, initially brought by a coalition of students, prospective applicants and their parents in 2014, challenged the universities’ use of racial preferences during the…


