Top Ten Nations With visits to New Media Militia in May
The New Media Militia added 528 new posts to local and national news in the month of May.
The content came from bloggers, vloggers, podcasters, humble radio hosts, and local and national media, viewed by visitors from 41 different countries.
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In honor of the National Spelling Bee, which starts Wednesday, Google decided to see what words people in each of the 50 states struggle to spell.
To do this, it looked at Google searches of “how to spell ______” in each of the states from Jan. 1 to April 30, 2017. Whatever word filled that blank most often in each state became denoted as that state’s “most misspelled word.” More…
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Australia’s ‘experiment’ with green energy had best serve as a lesson to all, including states like New Hampshire. Green Energy Insurrection: Aussie Miners, Heavy Industry Threaten Investment Walkout over Energy Prices.
Australia will be denied new investment and will watch more of its refineries and smelters close unless the price and security of energy can be resolved, business leaders warn. …
Electricity prices have skyrocketed in Australia in recent years, thanks to ideologically motivated roadblocks to Australian domestic gas exploration, regulatory hostility towards the Aussie coal power industry, and government attempts to favour the use of unreliable renewable energy over stable baseload fossil fuel sources. More…
|WUWT
“…it’s hard to explain the strange U-turns in direction for this bizarre couple. Weiner is a pervert who likes to exhibit himself. Huma is a staunch and loyal aide to Hillary who likes to stays in the shadows. What does Weiner have on Huma or Hillary to prompt that strong a desire to keep him in the tent pissing out, instead of out of the tent pissing in.” More…
Finally, after years of dangerous dawdling the United States has actually begun arming Kurdish soldiers fighting ISIS in Syria.
Weapons supplies had been stockpiled nearby in anticipation of President Trump’s go-ahead, which came Monday. The armament distributions, which the commander-in-chief approved despite fierce opposition from NATO ally Turkey, will enable the tough Kurdish fighters to participate more aggressively in the imminent assault on the de facto ISIS capital of Raqqa. More…
| Hot Air
New Hampshire ranks first in the nation in protecting children from death and other factors that could end their childhoods early, according to a new report by Save the Children, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
The report says that the United States ranks 36th among 172 countries studied “against a common set of life-changing experiences that signal the disruption of childhood.” More..
| WMUR
CNHT has released the results of Hew Hampshire’s participation in the Interstate Crosscheck Program, before, as they point out, the Secretary of State – who is probably crafting a carefully worded explanation or a means to dismiss the obvious. More…
LAS VEGAS – A judge called a New Hampshire man a “bully vigilante” and sentenced him to more than seven years in prison for organizing armed backers of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy after a standoff with U.S. agents in 2014.
Gerald “Jerry” DeLemus on Wednesday became the first person sentenced to prison for his ties to the confrontation.
He’s been jailed for almost 16 months, so he’ll spend about six more years behind bars. The 62-year-old had been expected to receive about six years. More…
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