Daily News Digest - Summary September 7, 2026

Gloria Steinem, who founded the feminist movement and did more to destroy the traditional American family while conveniently creating two taxpayers instead of one, died this week at the age of 92 in New York City. Most people don't realize that she was an admitted CIA agent who took money from the CIA'sInternational Organizations Division, run by Cord Meyer. Its whole function was manufacturing 'independent' civil-society vehicles funded through pass-through foundations so the money appeared to be private. continue reading... Etienne Note:As the organized crime banks and 'government' steal the value out of the money, it takes more dollars to purchase every input of electricity, from labor to coal to wire, that is getting passed on to the consumer. See our expose:THE GREATEST THEFT IN HUMAN HISTORY! How the Banks and 'Government' Will Steal At Least $1.40 Million From The Typical American Worker... 'Legally'for details. In electricity, the organized crime 'government' makes things worse with government-owned monopolies OR where they grant a private company (or co-op) a geographical monopoly for a service area, restricting competition. The overwhelming majority of U.S. utility service is provided through either a government-owned utility or a geographically protected monopoly. For electricity, the numbers are especially clear. In 2024, publicly owned electric utilities were about 59% of all electric utilities by number! By Cody Good, Visual Capitalist Across the U.S., Americans are paying roughly 30% more for electricity than in 2020. This graphic, in partnership with theNational Public Utilities Council, uses data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration to show the change in average retail electricity prices by state across all sectors from 2020 to 2025. Washington, DC saw the largest increase in the country, with average retail electricity prices rising 72% between 2020 and 2025. Maine followed closely at 67%, while Maryland and California rose 52% and 50%, respectively. continue reading... By Joseph Mercola, Mercola Adults in high-income countries now spend about 11 to 12 hours every day sitting — more than three-quarters of their waking life.1You might assume a daily workout makes up for all that sitting. It doesn't. Long, uninterrupted stretches in a chair reduce muscle activity, slow blood flow, and interfere with the normal processes that help regulate blood sugar and fat metabolism. Over time, that pattern is linked to a higher risk of chronic disease, poorer mental health, and earlier death. The latest research shows, however, that a small intervention can start reversing that damage, with benefits showing up quickly. Researchers recently tested several movement schedules in a real-world setting, not a lab, to see which one people would actually stick with. The results point to a specific pattern that's easy to build into an ordinary workday, no gym or extra hours required. Let's explore exactly what happened when thousands of people put this simple habit into practice and why the results point to one of the easiest health upgrades you can make. continue reading... By Christopher Otts, The wall Street Journal The auto industry has a new solution to Americans' fear that electric vehicles will run out of juice: a gasoline engine. Hyundai,Ford MotorF 1.46%increase; up pointing triangleand Jeep parentStellantisSTLA 1.28%increase; up pointing triangleare among the first U.S.-market automakers planning to roll out a new kind of plug-in vehicle called an extended-range EV. It is a fully electric car with the security blanket of a gas-powered generator to charge the battery, if needed—ensuring you won't end up stranded as long as a gas station is nearby. 'It is simply a good answer,' said Micky Bly, head of propulsion systems at Stellantis, which aims to kick off the 'EREV' trend in the U.S. later this year or early next with its Jeep Grand Wagoneer SUV. A second range-extended vehicle, a pickup truck called the Ram 1500 REV, will follow it. The truck couples a large EV battery with a gas V-6 to recharge it, promising up to 690 miles of driving—more than twice the typical EV in the U.S. continue reading... By Cassie, Natural News Flock Safety cameras removed from Florida highways after misconduct and privacy violations. DeSantis blasts the tracking technology as government overreach into private life. Texas also bans state funding of Flock after officer indicted for unauthorized database searches. Misuse of the system by law enforcement documented in multiple states beyond Texas and Florida. Flock caught reinstalling cameras after local contracts terminated, raising control concerns. continue reading... By Tyler Durden, ZeroHedge The pro-Germany, anti-globalist, anti-mass migration right-wing populist party known asAlternative für Deutschland delivered itsstrongest election resultever in Saxony-Anhalton Sunday, dealing a sharp blow to Germany's political establishment. On Sunday,AfD secured 43.8% of the vote in Sunday's regional election, exceeding polling estimates. Chancellor Friedrich Merz's Christian Democrats lost about 19 percentage points, while turnout surged to 77.8% from 60.3% in 2021. According to Marion Mühlberger, a senior economist at Deutsche Bank,AfD's weekend win leaves the party holding 39 seats in the 83-member legislature, three short of an absolute majority. The CDU, Social Democrats, Greens and Left also have a combined 39 seats. continue reading... By Tyler Durden, ZeroHedge Two days before Apple's big launch event on Wednesday, when the company is expected to debut its long-awaited foldable iPhone, Huawei Technologies and Xiaomi are unveiling their premium foldable smartphones. Huawei on Monday unveiled its Mate XT 2, a trifold smartphone that unfolds into a 10.2-inch tablet. The starting price is $2,980, representing a 10% increase over its predecessor. continue reading... Go paid at the$5a month level, and we will send you both the PDF and e-Pub versions of Etienne's new book:To See the Cage Is to Leave It - 25 Techniques the Few Use to Control the Manyand a coupon code for 10% off anything in thehttps://artofliberty.org/store/. Go paid at the$50a year level, and we will send you a free paperback edition of Etienne's new book:To See the Cage Is to Leave It - 25 Techniques the Few Use to Control the ManyOR'Government' - The Biggest Scam in History… Exposed!OR a64GB Liberator flash driveif you live in the US. 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