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DoorDash hit with $1B lawsuit for charging iPhone users more “because they make more money”

June 05, 2023 -

For those using food delivery service DoorDash, iPhone users get the short end of the stick. A lawsuit has revealed that they are being charged more when they use the app because they allegedly make more money than Android phone users.

DoorDash is now being sued for $1 billion following claims that the company charges customers using an iPhone more than it does Android users.

Screenshots filed in a class-action lawsuit have revealed that iPhone ...

ANALYSIS: Grubhub and Doordash revealed as money losing scams that only exist to sucker naive investors

May 19, 2020 -

In their latest round of merger talks, Grubhub rejected Uber’s offer of 1.9 of the latter’s shares for one of its shares, stating that the value was too low. In response, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said that he was looking to increase the offer to 1.925 Uber shares per Grubhub share. However, that number was still below the 2.15 Uber shares per Grubhub share that the latter’s CEO Matt Maloney wanted.

As of Friday, Grubhub shares closed at $54.97 per share, having surged ...

Laura Loomer announces plans to take down all sponsors of HIAS, a Jewish open borders organization funding the U.S. invasion

April 04, 2024 -

According to Loomer, HIAS is sponsoring illegal aliens by procuring them with detailed maps showing them how to enter the country illicitly. Once inside, the illegals are being hired by Uber, DoorDash and other migrant-supporting companies.

We now know that Jose Antonio Ibarra, the suspect who murdered nursing student Laken Riley, is an illegal alien from Venezuela who entered the U.S. illegally via El Paso, Tex., in September 2022. Once inside the U.S., Ibarra ...

The sky’s the limit: Uber’s DRONE DELIVERY pilot reshapes industry and ignites debate

September 24, 2025 -

In a bold move that signals a seismic shift in the logistics industry, Uber Technologies announced a pilot program to deliver restaurant meals using autonomous drones. Partnering with drone delivery firm Flytrex, the initiative aims to launch in select U.S. Uber Eats markets by the end of the year.

Uber's foray follows similar initiatives by competitors like DoorDash and Chipotle, which have also partnered with drone companies to test ...

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Father of service member killed in Iran war said he never told Hegseth to 'finish' the job

Iran's retaliation is forcing Gulf nations into a stark choice: Stay out or join the fight

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Nextdoor helps spread neighborhood snitching by showering law enforcement with gifts

May 28, 2020 -

(Article republished from MassPrivateI.Blogspot.com)

According to a CityLab article, Nextdoor is showering law enforcement with all-expenses paid vacations to their headquarters in San Francisco, California all in an effort to gain law enforcement acceptance and put police on Public Agency Advisory Councils.At a time when most Americans are concerned with just surviving the COVID-19 pandemic, Nextdoor views it as an opportunity to influence law enforcement and local ...

Pick your poison: What toxic chemicals are lurking in your food packaging (and what you should use instead)

November 28, 2019 -

Hands off the to-go box

Despite the convenience of commercial food packages in terms of food storage and transportation, it is essential to find natural alternatives so you can enjoy your food without risking your health in the process. Below is a list of popular food packaging and what you can replace them with:Takeaway containers

In recent years, food delivery applications like DoorDash and Postmates have made it much easier to bring food from the restaurant ...

CLAIM: Putin just banned 5G in Russia, all towers to be dismantled

August 14, 2023 -

Independent media reports claim that Putin has banned all 5G towers in the Russian Federation due to concerns that the technology is medically unsafe and has caused the deaths of numerous school children who attend classes near St. Petersburg.

Putin has reportedly pledged to dismantle all existing 5G infrastructure while prohibiting any further construction of 5G nodes and towers throughout the country.

"Unlike the U.S. and the West, Russia did not start erecting ...

With Big Tech’s help, a handful of large corporations are seizing control of the global food supply

February 16, 2023 -

Entitled "Food Barons 2022 – Crisis Profiteering, Digitalization and Shifting Power," the report examines the various corporations in charge of each of the 11 key industrial agri-food sectors, which are:

• Seeds

• Agrochemicals

• Livestock genetics

• Synthetic fertilizers

• Farm machinery

• Animal pharmaceuticals

• Commodity traders

• Food processors

• Big Meat

• Grocery retail

• Food delivery

Just four to six dominant firms, the ...

Recession or DEPRESSION? The number of Americans taking out loans just to buy groceries has DOUBLED this year

September 01, 2022 -

As prices rise and hyperinflation rears its ugly head, increasingly more consumers are opting for these short-term loans when eating out at restaurants or even just making purchases at the grocery store.

As wages stagnate and the economy moves into a recession and possible depression, BNPL schemes from the likes of Zip, one of the biggest players in the short-term loan industry, have skyrocketed in popularity. (Related: The use of microloans is also on the rise as ...

The ‘Moloch 20’: Firms who’ve vowed to help employees get abortions

July 10, 2022 -

(Article by Michael Ippolito republished from NewsBusters.org)

MRC Culture is keeping a running tally of companies offering to help employees from states where abortion is illegal to travel to murder their children.

Amazon.com: According to Reuters, the online retail giant will pay “up to $4,000 in travel expenses annually, beginning Jan. 1, 2023, retroactively in states where the procedure is not available within 100 miles of an employee's home.”

Amalgamated ...

Budweiser to skip Super Bowl ad this year, will instead promote coronavirus vaccines

January 29, 2021 -

Pepsi, which is once again sponsoring the halftime show that probably nobody will watch anyway, has decided to not even bother advertising for Pepsi products this year. Last year, Pepsi spent $31 million in advertising during the Super Bowl.

Competitor Coca-Cola is doing the same, having made the "difficult choice" to forego all advertising to "ensure we are investing in the right resources during these unprecedented times." Last year, Coca-Cola spent $10 million on ...

Startup announces plans to use bike lanes for delivery robots to move cargo

September 11, 2020 -

The company, a brainchild of University of Michigan professors Ram Vasudevan and Matthew Johnson-Roberson, is pitching its five-foot-tall REV-1 as a lightweight, low-cost, autonomous delivery robot that can zip around at up to 15 miles per hour in both bicycle lanes and roadways, making for more efficient last-mile deliveries.

“We have created the Goldilocks of autonomous vehicles in terms of size and shape,” said Johnson-Roberson, who serves as the CEO of Refraction ...

“Scientist of the Year” arrested, charged with 35 counts of child porn… many science “skeptics” are pedophiles

April 24, 2019 -

According to reports, Niles Lehman was indicted back in February, and arrested not long after, following allegations that he had not only been viewing child pornography, but also producing it. Lehman, who received his Ph.D. from the University of California, Los Angeles, was taken into police custody on February 21, court records indicate.

Of Lehman's 35 charges, 29 of them allege that he "did unlawfully and knowingly develop, duplicate, publish, print, disseminate, exchange, ...

Six states declare emergencies as historic blizzard paralyzes Northeast, canceling thousands of flights

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A paralyzing and historic blizzard has unleashed its fury on the Northeast, forcing seven states to declare states of emergency and bringing travel and daily life to a grinding halt. From Virginia to Maine, more than 40 million people faced the onslaught of a rapidly intensifying "bomb cyclone" that threatened to dump up to 24 inches of snow, whipped by winds exceeding 60 miles per hour. The storm, which prompted the first full blizzard warnings for the entire ...

Reporter faces backlash for warning illegal immigrants of ICE raids

May 10, 2025 -

Pablo Manriquez, a reporter and founder of Migrant Insider, is under fire after alerting undocumented immigrants in Washington D.C. about impending Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids targeting restaurants, delivery workers and a local charter school.

In a now-viral post, Manriquez announced that ICE planned to conduct operations this week, focusing on undocumented workers in the food service and gig economy sectors. He alleged that agents ...

DEI is collapsing across corporate America

April 05, 2024 -

It wasn’t long ago that Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) was a corporate buzzword, with woke executives around the nation clamoring to come up with the most diverse workforces possible – even if it meant a far less qualified employee base.

Now, however, the tide appears to be turning after numerous examples have driven home the point that so many people tried to make when all this nonsense began. More and more business leaders are becoming disillusioned with DEI, ...

Jobless claims soar to five-month high as recession signals blare

March 13, 2023 -

Initial weekly claims for state unemployment benefits rose by 21,000 to a seasonally adjusted 211,000 for the week that ended on March 4. This is the largest recorded increase since October, and lifted initial claims to a two-month high.

This number is inching closer to the 300,000 level, which economists associate with a recession. Claims before this week had stayed well below the 200,000 mark for seven straight weeks. (Related: Number of Americans with a second job up ...

Vaccinated people can still catch COVID-19, MSM admits

October 31, 2022 -

According to a report by Indian publication Mint, the five COVID-19 symptoms to look out for are basically the same symptoms exhibited by those with a cold or a flu. Furthermore, both unvaccinated and vaccinated people are susceptible to the same symptoms.

Another report from Time magazine revealed that even vaccinated people can still get "long COVID." The publication even admitted that "vaccines aren't the 'long COVID' shields people wished for."

In spite of ...

College dorms transformed into covid concentration camps as students are starved in “quarantine”

January 31, 2022 -

According to Margo Seybolt, her son Emanuel was locked inside of a cold covid dorm facility for three days at the start of the semester. While in there, he was deprived of food and exposed to actual sick people with symptoms.

One evening, Emanuel ordered food at 6:43 p.m. and it never arrived. He says he had to wait until the next day to eat, all the while being forced to listen to his dormmate cough as well as "banging noises below him."

Seybolt voiced her concerns ...