John Nightbridge

John Nightbridge is a veteran reporter, researcher, and economic policy major from UCLA. Passionate about world issues and potential ways to solve them is a significant focus of his work. Writing freelance and reading the news are John's passions at work. Outside of work, it's all about sky diving, surfing, and stock market modeling.

CDC raises the alarm over hepatitis cases in children – Some blame the Covid vaccine

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CDC issues alert for rare liver damage in children – NBC News The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is alerting physicians nationwide to be on a close watch for cases of severe hepatitis in children in a health advisory issued on Thursday.  Hepatitis refers to the enlargement of the liver, which may result in severe abdominal pain, vomiting, nausea, and diarrhea.  Some children have become so ill that they need an emergency liver transplant. …

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Russia Launched Satan 2 Nuclear Missile

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Russia has test-launched ‘Satan 2’ Sarmat missile, Putin says – The Washington Post In yet another tone-deaf move out of Putin’s Russia, they have elected to test-launch a new generation nuclear-capable intercontinental ballistic missile which Putin leveraged as a threat toward NATO nations. Putin is feeling ‘hurt’ by all the “aggressive rhetoric” toward Russia; he believes his new missile test will protect him from this.  However, suppose Putin does not withdraw from Ukraine. In that …

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Netflix Investors Lose 35% in One Day as It Loses 200,000 Subscribers

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Netflix shares slide after it loses 200,000 subscribers – CBS News Netflix, the recent tech golden child of America, has fallen far from grace. 35% in a single day after the company disclosed a two-hundred thousand subscriber loss.  Naturally, the first question an investor will ask (after the forced margin liquidation many will experience in their tech portfolio) is, how could this happen? Elon Musk has a theory, “wokeness,” the “woke mind virus is making …

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Avian Flu Outbreak Killing Birds and Eagles in Minnesota

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Avian flu outbreak causing unprecedented deaths in wild Minnesota birds, eagles – Star Tribune In three weeks, 42% of birds at the University of Minnesota Raptor Center have tested positive for the avian flu. All but one have died.  Minnesota has never seen an outbreak of this magnitude in the bird population. Current protocols have been to isolate non-infected birds from the infected and euthanize birds suffering and close to death from the virus.   Minnesota …

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Murder Live Streamed on Instagram

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A Woman’s Fatal Stabbing Was Streamed on Instagram, Police Say – The New York Times The victim was tied to the car’s steering wheel with jumper cables, and the attack went on for over 15 minutes.  In a shocking, live-streamed video, drug user Felon Earl Lee Johnson Jr. (35) killed a woman he was on a full days-long drug binge before committing this heinous act. Not so surprising, police said the killer had been arrested …

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