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381943 04: FILE PHOTO: A flag flies atop the White House November 15, 2000 in Washington, DC. It has been reported February 7, 2001 that a man, identified as a 17 year old and later described as a white male in his forties, was shot in the leg outside the White House grounds by security personnel. The subject who was reportedly carrying a gun, was a possible suicide attempt, as well as, a threat to the well being of White House personnel. (Photo by Alex Wong/Newsmakers)

Electric Vehicles Do More For Slave Labor Than The Environment

The Biden Administration may not be following the science when it comes to electric vehicles.

SAN FRANCISCO, CA - JUNE 21: A bartender at Wipeout Bar & Grill makes cocktails that have paper straws on June 21, 2018 in San Francisco, California. San Francisco, Oakland and Berkeley are all considering bans on plastic straws but are facing the difficult challenge of finding suppliers that make paper straws. Aardvark Straws, one of a few paper straw manufacturers in the United States, has seen a 5000 percent surge in sales over the past two years and currently is about two months behind on production. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Scientific Study Claims Paper Straws Are Not Environmentally Friendly Or Safe For Human Health

According to a report that was published on August 24th, the widespread trend for restaurants, bars, and fast food establishments to utilize paper straws instead of plastic ones is no longer considered as environmentally healthy as was once believed.

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John Forbes Kerry Radical Liberal Hypocrisy

Director of the Center for Energy and Environment at Heritage Foundation, Diana Furchtgott-Roth, discusses House Republicans latest action to defund the “Office of the Climate Czar.”

GREENOCK, SCOTLAND - MARCH 05: Seagulls follow the Guide Me prawn trawler in Loch Long on March 5, 2019 in Greenock, Scotland. Scotland’s live seafood industry is facing the probability of extra paperwork at border controls, if the UK crashes out of the European Union without any trade deal. The costs could potentially run into many millions of pounds each year even if the European Union’s stringent requirements for certificates are disregarded by transporters. (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)

Brazil seizes record number of illegal shark fins

Brazilian authorities reported that they have seized almost 29 metric tons of illegally obtained shark fins on Monday, which were meant to be exported to Asia.