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The following article, The Gaza Pier – $320 Million Taxpayer Dollars For What?, was first published on Conservative Firing Line. The Gaza Pier, created by the Pentagon/Biden administration to bring humanitarian aid to the Palestinians, is a colossal mess. Great job Dems https://t.co/0ULaeWsXrN — Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) May 21, 2024 Close to three-fourths of the humanitarian aid transported from a new $320 million floating pier built by the U.S. military off the Gaza coast was … Continue reading The Gaza Pier – $320 Million Taxpayer Dollars For What? ...

It's been a weird few years for theU.S. economy as the COVID-19 pandemic threw the entire system into disarray and recovery from it took some unpredicted turns, for better and for worse. One thing we knew would be coming was inflation, and Americans have felt it at the checkout counter. Price increases on basic food staples as well as restaurant prices across the board have been painful reminders that, despite record unemployment and a booming stock market, everyday life has gotten ridiculously expensive.But there are some signs things may be taking a positive turn, such as Target's announcement that they will be cutting prices on thousands of items, including household essentials, in the coming months. Here's what shoppers can expect:Target has already reduced prices on approximately 1,500 items and will continue through the summer to drop thousands more. "Consumers will enjoy savings on everyday items such as milk, meat, bread, soda, fresh fruit and vegetables, snacks, yogurt, peanut butter, coffee, diapers, paper towels, pet food and more. These price reductions will collectively save consumers millions of dollars this summer," the company shared in a press release.More specifically, a pound of Good & Gather Unsalted Butter that was $3.99 will be $3.79, Good & Gather 5 oz. Organic Baby Spinach will drop from $3.29 to $2.99, and a 20-ounce package of Thomas' Plain Bagels is going from $4.19 to $3.79. Just in time for summer, Aveeno SPF 50 Sunscreen (3 fl oz) will drop from $13.89 to $13.19. Savvy Target shoppers know how to get the most bang for their buck on a Target trip by using their Target Circle Card, which gives them an additional 5% off purchases, and the company recently reintroduced Target Circle, its free-to-join membership program that applies deals automatically at checkout and features member-exclusive sales throughout the year like Target Circle Week and Target Circle Bonuses—personalized deals to help members earn rewards and get extra savings. LinkedIn editor Cate Chapman calls Target's price cuts a "sign of disinflation at work"—a hopeful sign, considering Target isn't the only store to announce price drops . Walmart predicted months ago that a "deflationary environment" would mean lower prices on dry groceries and consumables and they were already seeing lower prices on grocery items such as eggs, apples and deli snacks.Even already-low-priced grocery chain Aldi has announced lower prices on 250 items for the summer of 2024. “We don’t want food prices to hold people back from getting together with friends and family or spending time outdoors this season," Dave Rinaldo, president at Aldi U.S., said in a statement. And McDonald's, which has seen price increases over 100% over the past decade, announced recently that it is exploring a $5 meal option. It used to be that $5 could easily pay for a full McD's meal, but you can't even get a kids' Happy Meal for that price in 2024.People have reacted to the news of lower grocery prices with a mix of relief and annoyance at feeling like they were being price gouged. They have a point. In fact, President Biden had taken aim at corporations in November of 2023, saying, “Any corporation that has not brought their prices back down, even as inflation has come down, even as the supply chains have been rebuilt, it’s time to stop the price gouging." Whatever the reason for the lowered prices, feeling a little ease instead of squeeze at the checkout counter will be a refreshing change from the past few years.

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Rider pinned between van and school bus during horror rear-end crash An illegal alien was arrested in South Carolina this week after he allegedly crashed a work van into a school bus and motorcycle, killing the rider, authorities say. The horrifying wreck unfolded just after 7 a.m. on Monday morning in Lexington County. A school bus with seven students onboard slowed to a stop to pick up more children, prompting a motorcyclist riding behind to halt, as well. The driver of a van traveling in the same direction failed to slow down, slamming first into the motorcycle and then into the rear of the bus, pinning the rider in between, the Lexington Police Department (LPD) explained in a press release. The motorcycle rider died at the scene and a student on the bus was hospitalized with an arm laceration.Save 40% on our limited edition Brain Force Ultra that’s loaded with proprietary super ingredients! The van driver was treated for minor injuries and arrested after authorities determined he was at fault in the crash. He was identified as 20-year-old Giovanni Mendoza-Jimenez, a Mexican citizen who is illegally present in the U.S. ? Lexington County, SC: Giovanni Mendoza-Jimenez was arrested Monday and is facing traffic related charges in connection with the death of a motorcyclist. He may face additional charges once the investigation is complete.The Lexington PD confirm that Mendoza-Jimenez, who is a… pic.twitter.com/YUUxTZOXUy— Illegal Alien Crimes (@ImmigrantCrimes) May 23, 2024 Mendoza-Jimenez was cited for Driving Too Fast for Conditions and Failure to Stop for a School Bus but could face more charges at the conclusion of an ongoing investigation. Authorities are working to determine if he was distracted while using a mobile phone at the time of the accident. …additional charges could be filed.Giovanni Mendoza-Jimenez, who is a citizen of Mexico, was unlawfully in the United States. A detainment order has been placed on him, and he will be turned over to the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement when he can post bond. pic.twitter.com/HtDTXd4ZZV— Lexington Police(SC) (@LexingtonPD) May 22, 2024 Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has filed a detainer against Mendoza-Jimenez and he will be transferred to ICE custody if and when he posts bond. InfoWars will monitor this story as it develops. Syrian Girl Reveals How Escalations In The Middle East Could Ignite Mankind’s Final War Dan Lyman on X | Gab