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Anti-Government Protests in Venezuela Turn Violent
Venezuelan security forces on Tuesday clashed with protesters on the streets of Caracas as thousands gathered to protest a decision by the country’s Supreme Court to seize power from the legislature; the court reversed the most disputed parts of its… more »
Mom Horrified After Finding Police Drone Watching Her Children — In Their Backyard
Texas resident Bobbie Sanchez walked out in her backyard last week, a drone — hovering — watching her kids. According to Sanchez, the drone hovered there long enough for her to take multiple photos and to call the Hurst police department to inform them… more »
4 governors ask Trump admin to chill out on marijuana enforcement
Governors in four states that legalized marijuana in some form have written a letter to two Trump administration officials requesting they consult with states before making any changes to regulatory and enforcement systems for the drug. The independent… more »
US Just Admitted “ISIS HQ” They Blew Up Was Actually An Innocent Family’s Home
Five-hundred fifty-eight days after targeting an ostensible headquarters of the Islamic State in Mosul, Iraq, the United States finally admitted to bombing a family home and killing a university professor and three family members, wounding at least two… more »
Mass Exodus: 1 Million People Have Ditched New York Since 2010
The number of people leaving the region — which includes parts of New Jersey, Connecticut, the lower Hudson Valley and Long Island — in one year swelled from 187,034 in 2015 to 223,423 in 2016, while the number of international immigrants settling in… more »
The Trump Effect? In March a 54% Drop in Refugees Arriving in US
“With the fiscal year now halfway through, 39,098 refugees had arrived as of March 31, of whom 30,122 arrived before the end of the Obama administration and 8,967 since Trump’s inauguration,” CNS News reports. Illegal border crossing has also been on… more »
11 killed, 45 injured in St. Petersburg Metro blast (GRAPHIC IMAGES)
A suspected bomb blast inside a train in the St. Petersburg Metro killed eleven passengers and injured dozens of others. The entire Metro system was shut down as bomb squads and rescuers responded to the emergency. more »
Employees In Europe Getting Implanted With Microchips
What could pass for a dystopian vision of the workplace is almost routine at the Swedish startup hub Epicenter. The company offers to implant its workers and startup members with microchips the size of grains of rice that function as swipe cards: to… more »
VENEZUELA’S SUPREME COURT SEIZES, THEN YIELDS LEGISLATIVE POWER
Under pressure from both domestic and international sources, Venezuela’s Supreme Tribunal of Justice (Supreme Court), at the request of President Nicolás Maduro, on Saturday reversed its recent decision to transfer all legislative powers from the… more »
Massive academic cover-up concealing a near-total collapse of ocean food chains … mass death to humans will follow
The oceans are slowly dying, and with them, a significant part of our food supply will disappear. Since the number of smaller marine life dramatically reduces every year, bigger predators are starving to death. The causes of the recent mass strandings… more »
Compound in hot peppers found to halt growth of breast cancer cells
The results of the current study reflect those of a meta-analysis published in the International Journal of Cancer Research and Treatment. According to the review, capsaicin showed strong anticancer properties by targeting multiple signaling pathways… more »
Bahraini king grants military courts right to try civilians
Bahrain’s King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifah has granted the country’s military tribunals the right to try civilians, initiating yet another wave of crackdown against the opposition in the island country. According to Bahrain's official news agency, BNA,… more »
The Latest Far Left Trend: Milk Is for White Supremacists According to PETA
Campus Reform reported on a story written in the California State University student paper, that claimed that milk has been linked to racism and white nationalism;. government dietary guidelines, which promote dairy consumption, benefit white people… more »
Exposure to BPA Substitute, BPS, Multiplies Breast Cancer Cells
Bisphenol S (BPS), a substitute for the chemical bisphenol A (BPA) in the plastic industry, shows the potential for increasing the aggressiveness of breast cancer through its behavior as an endocrine-disrupting chemical. BPS is found in polycarbonate… more »
Report: Italian Population Falling Despite Mass Immigration
With immigration figures at 293,000 for the year, net migration for 2016 reached a positive value of 135,000 despite very high emigration (157,000), yet another new record for the recent era. Last September, the President of the Italian Bishops… more »
Cops Brag About Arresting Woman for Pot on Facebook as they Ignore 10,000 Rape Kits
Okaloosa County, FL — In the fall of 2016, voters in Florida approved the sale of medical marijuana statewide. But if anyone thinks that Florida law enforcement is going to get soft on marijuana as a result, they might need to think again. The Okaloosa… more »
Cash, Card, or Bitcoin: Japan Gives Virtual Currencies Official Recognition
A new law giving bitcoin and other virtual currencies official recognition as a method of payment came into force in Japan on Saturday. more »
Want Medicaid coverage? A drug test should come first, Wisconsin governor says
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, a Republican who not only supports work requirements and premium payments but also a new additional condition: to make applicants undergo a drug test if they’re suspected of substance abuse. Wisconsin would be the first… more »
Sanctuary cities free 253 illegal-alien criminals in 2 weeks
Law enforcement agencies in New York City declined 12 detainers from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement during the week of Feb. 4 to Feb. 10, according to ICE’s latest Weekly Declined Detainer Outcome Report. ICE routinely issues detainers to… more »
2 journalists on ‘kill list’ sue Trump & US agencies
On Thursday, Ahmad Zaidan, the former Al Jazeera Islamabad Bureau Chief, and Bilal Kareem, a freelance journalist, filed a lawsuit in the US District Court in Washington alleging they were erroneously placed on a kill list under former President Barack… more »
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