JD Vance: "When it comes to weapons of war, what they have done is engage in this act of economic terrorism against the entire world. They basically threatened any ship that's moving through the Strait of Hormuz. Well, as the president of United States showed, can play at that game. And if the Iranians are going to try to engage in economic terrorism, we're going to abide by a simple principle that no Iranian ships are getting out either." read more
The man is believed to have died on Monday, 6 April. He was reportedly 46 years old. The report further claimed that workers were instructed to continue operations for more than an hour after the incident. Employees continued fetching totes, picking items off shelves, and loading packages onto trucks while the man's body remained on the floor. read more
Saudi Arabia is pressing the U.S. to drop its blockade of the Strait of Hormuz ... read more
A Trump supporter in Michigan who went on a racist tirade and threatened to lynch a Black woman in an Aldi parking lot was facing hate crime charges on Monday.
The analysis reveals that almost 8 in 10 farmers in the southern U.S. say they can't afford all needed supplies this year, followed by the Northeast and West at 69% and 66%, respectively, compared to 48% of the farmers in the Midwest," reads a report published Tuesday from the AFBF, a major farming nonprofit and lobbying group. "Just 19% of farmers in the South prebooked fertilizer purchases in advance of planting season." Conducted between April 3-11, the survey revealed that "many" of the farmers planned to "forego applying fertilizer this spring in hopes that prices will return to an affordable level later in the growing season," the report reads.
How many billions did stinky waste on Orban?