20 of the Highest Paying College Majors

WND

• Study: Risk for getting COVID rises with each shot
  A new report from the Epoch Times warns that the more COVID shots an individual has taken, the higher the risk of getting COVID. The experimental shots, of course, are not really like traditional "vaccines" that cause a body to develop a resistance to a health threat. Instead, they trigger the body to "make a… […]
• USDA mandates electronic tags for cattle
  (CITIZEN WATCH REPORT) – The alarm bells are sounding in the heartlands of America as farmers face a new mandate from the USDA. Recently, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced a new requirement: all cattle and bison must have Electronic Identification (EID) tags. This seemingly innocuous move has sent shockwaves through farming communities,… […]
• Nearly 8 tons of ground beef sold at Walmart recalled over possible E. coli contamination
  (CBS NEWS) – A food distributor in Pennsylvania is recalling about eight tons of ground beef because the meat might contain E. coli. Packages of the beef, produced last month by Cargill Meat Solutions, were shipped to Walmart locations nationwide, according to a recall notice from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. There have been no… […]
• New app tells you if your food contains insect-derived ingredients
  (THE COUNTER SIGNAL) – There’s a new app out that helps consumers find out if the food they buy contains insect-derived ingredients, and the ‘fact checkers’ are not happy. “The Insect Scanner App is an essential tool for anyone who wants to ensure that their food is free from insects. With the help of the… […]
• Pint-sized hero sprints mile to save parents injured in tornado
  (NEW YORK POST) – A brave 9-year-old caught in a furious tornado with his parents sprinted more than a mile away after disaster struck to help save their lives — telling the injured couple: “Please don’t die, I will be back.'” Little Branson Baker and his parents were desperately trying to find shelter from the… […]
• Archaeology confirms biblical account of Jerusalem wall construction, report says
  Over and over again, archaeological discoveries have confirmed the biblical accounts of portions of history, and now it has again. A report from the Daily Mail blasts out that there are ruins "that could prove the Bible was TRUE: Stretch of wall in ancient Jerusalem vindicates the holy book's account, archaeologists claim." The controversy involves… […]
• Outrage erupts when authorities toss 2 farmers in prison on 30-day sentences
  A state legal action in Pennsylvania is sparking outrage, online and elsewhere, for the result it demanded: Two farmers arrested and jailed on 30-day sentences with no sentencing hearing and no option for bail. Authorities say that's the process they use for contempt charges, for which Ethan Wentworth of Airville, York County, and Rusty Herr… […]
• Education secretary defends policy allowing biological males to use women's bathrooms, locker rooms
  (WORLD TRIBUNE) – Insisting that transgender students have been “under attack in our country,” Education Secretary Miguel Cardona defended the newly instituted Team Biden policy which allows biological males to the use women’s bathrooms and locker rooms. During a Senate appropriations subcommittee hearing on Tuesday to review the FY2025 budget request for the Department of… […]
• UCLA canceled requests for extra police days before violent clash between protesters
  Kate Anderson Daily Caller News Foundation The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) canceled a request for a larger police presence just before anti-Israel protests turned violent, according to the Los Angeles Times. Police on Wednesday broke up the encampment in which there had been violent clashes between protesters and counter-protesters, with at least one… […]
• CEO offers jobs to anti-Israel agitators, hails their 'moral courage'
  (FOX BUSINESS) – The founder and CEO of telehealth and online pharmacy Hims took to social media on Wednesday to encourage anti-Israel protesters on college campuses to continue in those efforts because companies like his will be "eager" to hire them. Andrew Dudum, who founded Hims in 2017, said anti-Israel campus protesters are making a… […]