The Dire Wolf Species Has NOT Been Resurrected From Extinction! It’s a Hybrid

Dallas-based Colossal Biosciences, a genetic engineering company, simply injected some of the dire wolf’s genome into a modern wolf species and created a mutant hybrid. Alex Jones reviewed genetically engineered animals and human hybrids. He warned that dangerous viruses can be obtained from resurrected DNA and that gain of function germ warfare is being developed. [Note: Viruses have yet to be proven to cause illness and to be contagious while vaccines and mRNA injections have been shown to be harmful].

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https://needtoknow.news/2025/04/the-dire-wolf-species-has-not-been-resurrected-from-extinction-its-a-hybrid/

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Court Delivers Massive Blow To Famed Climate Scientist, Michael Mann, Who Sued Critics

Climate scientist Michael Mann filed a libel lawsuit against journalist Mark Steyn and the National Review in 2012 for criticizing Mann and his ‘hockey stick’ graph. Critics believe the Mann’s lawsuit aimed to silence the climate debate. Mark Steyn was ordered to pay Mann $1 million in punitive damages. The National Review filed a Special Motion to Dismiss under Washington, DC’s Anti-SLAPP Act — a law that is designed to protect the First Amendment and ensure that litigants such as Mann are unable to use the legal system to punish their critics. The National Review won its case and the Superior Court of the District of Columbia ruled in January that Mann owes National Review $530,000 to cover the outlet’s legal fees. Mann’s request to postpone the payment has been denied.

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https://needtoknow.news/2025/04/court-delivers-massive-blow-to-famed-climate-scientist-michael-mann-who-sued-critics/

https://dailycaller.com/2025/04/04/court-delivers-massive-blow-famed-climate-scientist/

Israeli Military Walks Back Story of How Gaza Paramedics Were Killed After Video of Attack Surfaces

Gaza: On March 23rd, the Israeli Defense Force (IDF) shot 15 Palestinian paramedics and rescue workers to death and buried them in a shallow grave. Initially, the IDF claimed that it opened fire because the emergency vehicles were “advancing suspiciously” on nearby troops without headlights or emergency signals. However, video from the phone of Rifat Radwan, one of the Palestinians that was killed, refuted the claim. The video shows a red fire engine and clearly marked ambulances driving at night, using headlights and flashing emergency lights. The vehicle stops beside another that has driven off the road. Two men get out to examine the stopped vehicle, then gunfire erupts before the screen goes black. The aid workers were buried in a mass grave. There was evidence of at least one person being detained and killed, as the body of one of the dead had been found with his hands tied.

The shootings happened one day into the renewed Israeli offensive, after it broke the ceasefire agreement as Phase 2 approached that required Israel to end its occupation of Gaza in exchange for 25 remaining Israeli hostages. The AP reported that Netanyahu would have been plunged in political crisis if he allowed a permanent ceasefire as extreme right-wing Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich had threatened to leave the coalition if Netanyahu progressed to Phase 2 instead of restarting the offensive.

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https://needtoknow.news/2025/04/israeli-military-walks-back-story-of-how-gaza-paramedics-were-killed-after-video-of-attack-surfaces/

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/apr/06/israeli-military-admits-initial-account-of-palestinian-medics-killing-was-mistaken

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White House ordered to reinstate AP access

The news agency was barred from the press pool over a dispute over how the Gulf of Mexico is named

A federal judge has ordered the White House to restore access for the Associated Press to presidential events. The news agency was kicked out of the press pool for refusing to adopt the term “Gulf of America” for what has traditionally been known as the Gulf of Mexico.

Reporters from AP, one of the world’s oldest, were barred from Air Force One and the Oval Office after in February the agency declined to use “Gulf of America,” the name designated by US President Donald Trump for the body of water bordering the southeastern coast of North America. It opted to stick with the traditional term Gulf of Mexico, arguing that it is well established and recognized across the globe.

Trump himself has lashed out at the AP, branding it “a radical left organization.” In response to the ban, the agency filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, alleging that the exclusion violated First Amendment protections of press freedom.

White House deputy chief of staff Taylor Budowich has argued that while the agency’s right to “dishonest reporting” is protected by law, it does not have a “privilege of unfettered access to limited spaces” where certain presidential events take place.

On Tuesday, US District Judge Trevor McFadden ruled in favor of the AP, stating that the government cannot exclude journalists from presidential events based on their editorial decisions. The White House has until the end of the week to appeal the order.

In his ruling, McFadden stressed that the court does not order the government to grant the AP permanent access to presidential events and “does not bestow special treatment” upon the agency.

“The AP is not necessarily entitled to the ‘first in line every time’ permanent press pool access it enjoyed… But it cannot be treated worse than its peer wire service either,” he said, noting that the order does not impose any rules on government officials about who they give interviews to or whose questions to take.

AP spokeswoman Lauren Easton welcomed the decision, noting that the ruling “affirms the fundamental right of the press and public to speak freely without government retaliation.” Meanwhile, AP Executive Editor Julie Pace wrote in an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal that the lawsuit was much bigger than a dispute over a body of water. “It’s really about whether the government can control what you say,” she said.

https://www.rt.com/news/615449-white-house-ordered-reinstate-ap/

Trump tariff shock sends oil to four-year low

Crude has dropped below $60 a barrel as markets brace for the fallout of the trade war and weaker global demand

Oil prices have dropped to their lowest point in over four years, with losses deepening on Wednesday as markets respond to fears of recession and slowing energy demand.

Brent crude, the global benchmark, fell to about $61 per barrel, while US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) dropped to around $58, both reaching their lowest levels since February 2021.

The slide began after US President Donald Trump announced a round of sweeping tariffs on most imports last week. Since then, prices have tumbled around 16%, as concerns grow that a global trade war could damage growth and reduce fuel consumption. The situation escalated on Wednesday when Trump’s tariffs took effect. While energy imports were exempt, the markets reacted sharply.

The new round of tariffs brings the rate on Chinese goods to 104%, up from the 34% initially announced. China had responded with a matching 34% tariff, prompting the White House to raise the stakes.

China’s Commerce Ministry vowed to respond decisively, raising fears of a broader economic slowdown. Analysts worry that prolonged tensions between the two top economies could drag down trade and stifle investment.

OPEC and its allies, including Russia, added pressure to the market by announcing a 411,000 barrel-per-day production increase for May. Analysts say this could lead to oversupply and deepen price drops.

“Crude oil has been in free-fall ever since President Trump unveiled fresh tariffs on US imports Wednesday evening,” Trade Nation senior market analyst David Morrison said in a note seen by Business Insider. He added the OPEC+ production boost was a “double whammy.”

Morrison said oil prices may stabilize within a narrow range, as investors anticipate weaker demand and strong supply. He noted this trend supports Trump’s goal of providing cheap energy to strengthen manufacturing.

The White House has pushed to bring crude prices down to $50 or lower, according to J.P. Morgan. Trump reinforced this goal on Monday, writing on Truth Social: “Oil prices are down, interest rates are down,” while highlighting the benefits of his trade strategy.

Russia was left out of the new tariffs. The White House explained that the existing sanctions already “preclude any meaningful trade,” making further restrictions unnecessary.

However, Russia’s central bank warned that the collapse in oil prices and the expanding trade conflict could harm its economy. “If the escalation of the tariff wars continues, this usually leads to a decline in global trade and the global economy, and possibly, demand for our energy resources,” central bank head Elvira Nabiullina said on Tuesday.

Russia’s Urals crude also dropped sharply, briefly nearing the $50-per-barrel mark for the first time in almost two years, before recovering to around $67.

https://www.rt.com/business/615428-oil-prices-falling/