Giorno: 7 Novembre 2022

Popularity of Ardern’s Labour Party Plummets According to New Poll

Read More The New Zealand Labour Party’s popularity has fallen to the lowest level since it came into government, according to a new Newshub-Reid research poll. Labour dropped 5.9 percentage points to 32.3 percent, while its opposition, the National party, had edged up 0.2 points to 40 percent. For the minor parties, the right-leaning ACT […]

A deficit spending scam destroyed Liz Truss, UK’s prime minister. Who is next?

Read More With its disguises as “high finance” for the mystified and “Keynesian fiscal policy” for those “in the know”, deficit spending by the UK government was quite a successful scam for a long while. When the former prime minister opened her new government in September, Liz Truss followed tradition by trying to run the […]

Reject commissions of inquiry, the poisoned colonial chalices that do not deliver justice

Read More Why is “the commission of inquiry” so ubiquitous in the terrain of post-1994 South African history?  How do we make sense of the plethora of commissions and panels of experts? Do we begin to understand their function in society when we see their lineages and antecedents in apartheid and colonial jurisprudence? One of […]

Rankin to recreate photos with loved ones for people bereaved during Covid

Read More Many would cherish the opportunity to recreate a treasured photo with someone who has died. Now, a number of bereaved people who lost loved ones during the Covid pandemic will be featured in a new portrait series by the photographer Rankin alongside them for one last time. The project, called Dying Matters, is […]

Political experts issue midterm election predictions, most conclude GOP will take House and Senate is toss-up

Post Content Voters are gearing up to head to the polls on Tuesday and participate in the most contentious political showdown of the year – the 2022 midterm elections. While several political insiders are divided over who will take control of the Senate and the House, others believe Republicans will take majority in both chambers. […]

Biden’s EPA has coordinated with left-wing eco groups tied to liberal dark money network

Post Content Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) leadership has repeatedly consulted left-wing environmental groups tied to a massive liberal dark money network on policy matters, according to internal agency documents obtained by Fox News Digital. EPA Administrator Michael Regan, who President Joe Biden picked to lead the agency in early 2021, has met with leaders of […]

Arizona Senate race: Voters are split on Masters vs. Kelly days before the midterm election

Post Content TUCSON, Ariz. – Arizonans had mixed views on whether they support Sen. Mark Kelly or Blake Masters for Senate as the heated race closes in on Tuesday’s midterm election. “I just think Mark Kelly is a little more moderate and he will hear more people,” one voter from Tucson said. “I don’t think […]

Biden fights to stop midterms defeat as Republicans poised for sweeping gains

Read More Joe Biden is fighting a rearguard action to stave off defeat in Tuesday’s midterm elections as Republicans look poised to make sweeping gains in the US Congress, setting up two years of political trench warfare. The president, along with former president Barack Obama, has been criss-crossing America in a last-ditch bid to persuade […]

Russia-Ukraine war live news: Zelenskiy warns of ‘mass attacks’ on power grid; Kyiv mayor raises prospect of evacuations

Read More The occupied city of Kherson has lost power for the first time since Russia began its invasion of Ukraine. In a statement on Telegram, the Russian-controlled Kherson administration said electricity and water supplies were down after a “terrorist attack” damaged three power lines on the Berislav-Kakhovka highway in an occupied part of the […]

Revealed: US and UK fall billions short of ‘fair share’ of climate funding

Read More The US, UK, Canada and Australia have fallen billions of dollars short of their “fair share” of climate funding for developing countries, analysis shows. The assessment, by Carbon Brief, compares the share of international climate finance provided by rich countries with their share of carbon emissions to date, a measure of their responsibility […]