Over 100 People Shot In Chicago Over Holiday Weekend
At least 101 people were shot between Friday afternoon and early Wednesday, nearly half of them over 12 hours as the long holiday drew to a close. Fifteen of the wounded died. more »
Dangerous club drug KETAMINE found in grocery store CHICKEN
Ketamine had shown up in Sanderson Farms’ so-called “100 percent natural” chicken. Ketamine is known for delivering hallucinogenic effects. It’s prescribed by psychiatrists for depressed patients and by dentists as an anesthetic. more »
US threatens military force against Pyongyang, sanctions against countries trading with N. Korea
North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch is dangerous and requires an escalated diplomatic response, US Ambassador Nikki Haley told the UN Security Council. The US is preparing a new resolution that will likely target China’s trade with Pyongyang.… more »
Russian strategic bombers hit ISIS targets with newest airborne cruise missiles in Syria (VIDEO)
Russian strategic bombers have conducted strikes on ISIS targets in Syria, using modern Kh-101 strategic cruise missiles. Several weapon stockpiles and a terrorist command center were destroyed in the strike. more »
At Least 24 Killed in Two Days of Gang Violence in North Mexico
This month’s death tally from clashes between the Juarez and powerful Sinaloa drug cartels has topped 70, according to the Politico.tv news channel. There are several drug trafficking rings fighting for control of the northern Chihuahua state, a gateway… more »
Venezuela's unbelievable currency collapse is getting worse
Violent protests are growing, the economy is spiraling further out of control. Government corruption and mismanagement have triggered hyperinflation. The collapse of the economy and currency has driven shortages in food, medicine and basic products. The… more »
7 Fast Facts About the Economic Collapse of Illinois
Illinois facing an economic collapse. They owe $14,711,351,943.90 in overdue bills. This does not count day-to-day operating expenses – this is money that should have already been paid out.Nearly 15 BILLION DOLLARS. Illinois is about to be the first… more »
Germany breaks green energy record with 35% of power from renewable sources
Up to 85 percent of electricity comes from renewable sources on particularly sunny and windy days. Germany's transition to renewables started in the wake of the Fukushima nuclear disaster in 2010. The government pledged to phase out nuclear power plants… more »
‘Not my president’: Protesters rally across US for Trump’s impeachment - Video
Thousands of demonstrators marched throughout the US on Sunday to call for the impeachment of President Donald Trump, accusing him of violating the constitution. Meanwhile, Trump supporters staged counter rallies to support his 2020 re-election bid. more »
'Radical new path': Macron proposes cutting French parliament by third
President Emmanuel Macron has proposed reducing the size of the French parliament by one third, among a set of "profound changes," as he set out his agenda for his term to the Senate and National Assembly in Versailles. If the reform is approved, the… more »
Pakistani army starts fencing border with Afghanistan
Pakistan’s military has begun erecting fencing along the country's porous border with Afghanistan in order to stop cross-border infiltration and improve security in the region. more »
Drink Up?! Brain-Eating Amoeba Found In Louisiana Water System
A potentially deadly brain-eating amoeba has been discovered by health officials in the water system of a Louisiana parish.The amoeba occurs naturally in freshwater and causes a disease called primary amebic meningoencephalitis (PAM), which can destroy… more »
“…an authentic immigrant invasion” is underway, as record breaking number of migrants make it to Italy in two days
13,500 Africans made it to Italy in the last two days. Italy’s migrant welcome centers are in a state of “collapse. Tuesday, 8,500 African migrants are reaching Italian shores aboard 14 different ships, adding to the 5,000 who arrived on Monday. The… more »
Swedish National Police Commissioner Begs as Number of No-Go Zones Rises
At least 5,000 criminals divided into 200 networks in Sweden operating in 61 no-go zones, many are heavily migrant-populated. Swedish interior ministry promised to hire more police officers, many Swedish police departments are facing an exodus of… more »
The DEA Just Admitted Weed Has Never Killed Anyone and Causes ‘Happiness’
The Drug Enforcement Agency just admitted that cannabis has never killed anyone. Ever. They also acknowledged that the little green plant, which has been used across civilizations for thousands of years, causes “merriment” and “happiness.” But they… more »
China Demands US Halt $1.42 Billion Arms Sale to Taiwan
Chinese officials are expressing outrage today at the announcement of the US planning to sell $1.42 billion in arms to the island of Taiwan, saying that it is “the wrong decision” by the US and sends a wrong message about Taiwan’s status. They are… more »
Chris Christie Announces New Jersey Government Shutdown, Orders State Of Emergency
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie declared a state of emergency in the state, and announced a partial state government shutdown as New Jersey become the latest state to enter the new fiscal year without an approved budget after the Republican governor and… more »
US Vows to Continue S China Sea Patrols After Beijing's Warning
A representative of the US Department of State told Sputnik on Sunday that the US actions in the South China Sea are corresponding with the international law and Washington will continue to sail and operate "wherever international law allows." more »
Bayer Accidentally Funds Study Showing Its Pesticide is Killing Bees, Promptly Denies Conclusions
A large-scale study on neonicotinoid pesticides is adding to the growing body of evidence that these agricultural chemicals are indeed harming bee populations. Carried out at 33 sites in the United Kingdom, Germany and Hungary, the study found that… more »
China dispatches military vessels & fighter jets to warn off US warship sailing near disputed island
China has sent military vessels and warplanes to “warn off” USS Stethem, a guided-missile destroyer, that sailed near a disputed island in the South China Sea, according to Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lu Kang. more »
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