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CNN – by Michael Pearson and Ana Cabrera

An entire community cut off, firefighters huddled on the side of a mountain after water swept their truck away, and — with rescue helicopters grounded — no way to reach them.

This is the scene facing authorities Thursday in Boulder County, Colorado, in the wake of what Sheriff Joe Pelle called a “devastating storm” that dumped more than half a foot of rain on the region during a 19-hour period.   Continue reading “Colorado floods: 3 dead, 1 missing, rescue efforts continue amid rain”

LA Times – by Maria L. La Ganga

Officials in the southern Washington city of Battle Ground closed five schools Wednesday as a precautionary measure after a 13-year-old boy threatened to blow up his middle school and shoot a teacher, a police spokesman said.

RT News

Police in California have arrested a former Transportation Security Administration employee and accused him of making terrorist threats at an airport just before the anniversary of the September 11 attacks.

Nna Alpha Onuoha, 29, is in police custody after being apprehended just before midnight on Tuesday outside of a church in Riverside, California near Los Angeles.   Continue reading “Former TSA employee accused of making terrorist threats on eve of 9/11 anniversary”

RT News

A budget provision protecting genetically-modified seeds from litigation in the face of health risks was extended for three months in an approved US House of Representatives’ spending bill on Tuesday evening.

Called “The Monsanto Protection Act” by opponents, the budget rider shields biotech behemoths like Monsanto, Cargill and others from the threat of lawsuits and bars federal courts from intervening to force an end to the sale of a GMO (genetically-modified organism) even if the genetically-engineered product causes damaging health effects.    Continue reading “‘Monsanto Protection Act’ quietly extended by Congress”

RT News

The 12th anniversary of the September 11 terror attacks are slated to be a less than solemn affair, as protests, counter-protests and a ‘Rethink 9/11’ ad campaign have all been scheduled to capitalize on the sacrosanct day in the US calendar.

From a 54-foot billboard in Times Square asking Americans to reconsider 9/11 to a ‘Million Muslim March’, this year’s anniversary of twin tower attacks stands out as potentially the most controversial on record.   Continue reading “Hijacking 9/11: Protests, ad blitz set for 12th anniversary of attacks”

AE911Truth

Update: Tune into our live video stream at http://www.ustream.tv/occupythefedstarting at 5:20 Eastern Time on Wednesday, September 11 – the time of day that WTC 7 came down on 9/11/2001. Be on time!    Continue reading “An All-Day Tour Culminating with Times Square Rally: “9/11: Ignoring the Evidence is No Longer an Option””

Fox News

BENGHAZI, Libya (AFP) –  A powerful blast caused serious damage to a foreign ministry building in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi on Wednesday, witnesses said.

The explosion comes on the first anniversary of an attack by militants on the United States consulate in Benghazi, which killed four Americans, including the ambassador.   Continue reading “Blast wrecks govt office in Libya’s Benghazi”

ReThink 911

 One in Two Surveyed Have Doubts About Government’s Account of 9/11.

 46% Suspect Controlled Demolition of World Trade Center Building 7 after Viewing Video Footage of Collapse.

On the 12^th anniversary of 9/11, a new national survey by the polling firm YouGov reveals that one in two Americans have doubts about the government’s account of 9/11, and after viewing video footage of World Trade Center Building 7’s collapse, 46% suspect that it was caused by a controlled demolition. Building 7, a 47-story skyscraper, collapsed into its own footprint late in the afternoon on 9/11.    Continue reading “New Poll Finds Most Americans Open to Alternative 9/11 Theories”

NPR – by Associated Press

Voters ousted two Colorado Democratic lawmakers Tuesday in the state’s first ever legislative recall launched over their support for stricter gun laws after last year’s mass shootings.

Senate President John Morse and Sen. Angela Giron both lost their jobs in an election seen as a national measure of popular support for gun legislation.   Continue reading “2 Colorado Lawmakers Lose Jobs In Recall Over Gun Votes”

Government Security News – by Jacob Goodwin

To arm the precision marksmen who are part of the U.S. Border Patrol Tactical Unit’s precision marksman/observer program, CBP plans to procure 40,000 rounds of .308 Hornady 168 grain, A-MAX Tactical Application Police ammunition.

“The PM/O has the ability to engage threats that cannot be successfully or tactically engaged by other Border Patrol or law enforcement personnel,” says the CBP’s solicitation, which was issued on September 6.   Continue reading “Border Patrol wants 40,000 rounds of .308 Hornady ammo for its top marksmen”

The New Yorker – by ANDY BOROWITZ

WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report)—Secretary of State John Kerry said today that he was “shocked and flabbergasted” that the Russians heeded his suggestion about Syria’s chemical weapons, telling reporters, “After four decades in public life, this is the first time someone has taken me seriously.”

“Whether as a senator, a Presidential candidate, or Secretary of State, I’ve devoted countless hours to thunderous and droning speeches that people have consistently tuned out,” he said. “So naturally, to be listened to all of a sudden came as something of a shock.”   Continue reading “Satire: Kerry Shocked to be Taken Seriously”

USA Today – by Martha T. Moore

Million-dollar campaigns, saturation advertising and massive canvassing have become commonplace in U.S. elections, especially in a swing state such as Colorado. A campaign underway there has all of the above – in a recall vote for two state senators that has become a showdown over gun policy and political dominance in a changing state.   Continue reading “Colo. recall over gun control turns into national fight”