CNN – by David Shortell and Sarah Jorgensen

Seven men have been arrested in connection with alleged threats made toward police officers since Saturday afternoon, when two NYPD officers were shot in the head from behind while sitting in their patrol car, New York City police said.

Police said in a statement Wednesday that they have assessed hundreds of online postings and calls to 911 and pressed the public to continue to report any suspicious activity.   Continue reading “NYPD: 7 arrested for allegedly posting, phoning in threats to officers”

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Washington Post – by Lena H. Sun

As many as a dozen scientists may have been exposed to the Ebola virus at a lab of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, agency officials said Wednesday.

The potential exposure took place Monday when scientists conducting research on the virus at a high-security lab mistakenly put a sample containing the potentially infectious virus in a place where it was transferred for processing to another CDC lab, also in Atlanta on the CDC campus.   Continue reading “CDC reports potential Ebola exposure in Atlanta lab”

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Former Proteus Airlines boss Marc Dugain believes the mysterious disappearance of MH370 on March 8, 2014 was the work of the United States military.   Continue reading “Did The US Military Shoot Down Malaysian Airline MH370?”

Seattle PI – by Keith Riddler

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Federal officials in Idaho in a battle with a Texas oil company over what is believed to be a profitable natural gas field in Payette County plan to offer five parcels for competitive leasing by April.

The U.S. Bureau of Land Management on Monday opened a 30-day public comment period about the proposed lease sale that will offer 6,350 acres to potential drilling in southwest Idaho.   Continue reading “BLM plan to hold Idaho oil and gas lease sale”

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Progressives Today – by Michael Strickland

VIa 2nd Amendment Action Center:

“Gabby Giffords came to Oregon on October 21st, 2014. The event was private, but media was allowed in. YouTuber Daylight Disinfectant made his way in and filmed the entire thing…Obama appointed D.A. Amanda Marshall makes fun of “2nd Amendment enthusiasts”, then they start to talk about removing the privacy of folks who have been through the current background check system and turning the records over to the federal government. Multnomah County Commissioner Judy Shiprack then talks about having the state legislature address the “administrative rule” that the Oregon State Police have in effect where they destroy most background check records after 5 days. Failing that, State Representative Barbara Smith-Warner suggests that they administrative rule simply be changed. Apparently it’s a problem to these people that the records are not made public or made available to the federal government.” Continue reading “You Won’t Believe What These Anti Gun Folks Are Openly Saying…”

Gang members threaten to shoot up NYPD station houseNew York Post – by Shawn Cohen and Kenneth Garger

The NYPD set up SWAT teams at two Bedford-Stuyvesant police precincts Tuesday night — after a confidential informant told cops about overhearing a gang plot to “shoot it out” at the station houses.

Four Emergency Services Unit officers, outfitted with helmets and assault weapons, were stationed at the 79th precinct. Another two were at the 81st.

The beefed up security was prompted by a confidential informant, who told cops of overhearing a member of the Baltimore-based Black Guerrilla Family talking with fellow gang members about plans to “shoot it out with police” at the two precincts, law enforcement sources told The Post.   Continue reading “Gang members threaten to shoot up NYPD station house”

Republican Congressman Michael Grimm speaks after being re-elected in the U.S. midterm elections in Staten Island, New York, November 4, 2014. REUTERS/Eduardo MunozReuters – by Nate Raymond

U.S. Representative Michael Grimm of New York pleaded guilty to a federal felony tax charge on Tuesday, seven weeks after coasting to reelection despite his indictment.

Grimm, a Republican, pleaded guilty in Brooklyn federal court to aiding the preparation of a false tax return in connection with a health food restaurant, Healthalicious, that he co-owned before his political career.   Continue reading “U.S. Rep. Grimm pleads guilty to tax fraud: defense lawyer”

Shoppers enter Macy's to kick off Black Friday sales in New York November 27, 2014. Select stores opened Thursday to kick off the Black Friday sales, with the Friday after Thanksgiving typically being the busiest shopping day of the year in the U.S. REUTERS-Andrew KellyReuters – by LUCIA MUTIKANI

The U.S. economy grew at its quickest pace in 11 years in the third quarter, the strongest sign yet that growth has decisively shifted into higher gear.

The economy appears to have sustained some of the momentum in the fourth quarter. Other data on Tuesday showed consumer spending rose solidly in November, which could offset an unexpected weakness in durable goods orders.   Continue reading “U.S. economy accelerates sharply in third quarter; consumer spending rises”

Suspects in Rosemary Anderson HS shooting face attempted murder chargesKATU

PORTLAND, Ore. – The three suspects in the shooting outside a North Portland alternative high school earlier this month were charged with attempted murder on Tuesday, police said.

The Friday, Dec. 12 shooting at Rosemary Anderson High School injured four students. All four victims survived the shooting.

Police later arrested 16-year-old Marquise D’Angelo Murphy, 18-year-old Marquel Diamond Dugas and 22-year-old Lonzo Murphy.   Continue reading “Suspects in Rosemary Anderson HS shooting face attempted murder charges”

Rescue workers help victims in DijonBloomberg – by Mark Deen

Three unrelated attacks across France over the last three days left more than 20 people injured, prompting Prime Minister Manuel Valls to ask citizens to remain calm.

“The events are serious and worrying,” Valls said today on Europe 1 radio. “Even if there’s no link between them I can understand the concern of citizens.”   Continue reading “More Than 20 Injured in Unrelated Series of Attacks in France”

Photo - Migrant farm workers from Mexico carry a cooler of drinking water into the the field while working at the Grant Family Farms on September 3, 2010 in Wellington, Colorado. (Photo by John Moore/Getty images)Washington Examiner – by SUSAN FERRECHIO

Labor statistics show that foreign-born workers account for all net gains in U.S. employment in the past seven years, according to a group that advocates low immigration.

The Center for Immigration Studies issued a report Friday that found 1.5 million fewer U.S.-born workers employed in 2014 than prior to the recession in 2007. Foreign-born employment for both legal and illegal immigrants increased by more than 2 million workers during the same time period.   Continue reading “Report: Immigrant workers account for all employment growth since 2007”

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PHOENIX –  Many young immigrants who are protected from deportation under new Obama administration policies are expected Monday to begin pursuing Arizona driver’s licenses.

The Arizona Department of Transportation said it is anticipating a rush of immigrant applicants in the weeks ahead at Motor Vehicle Division offices statewide,   Continue reading “Young illegal immigrants to line up for driver’s licenses”

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DETROIT –  Bankruptcy behind it, Detroit’s atmosphere swirls with the promise of better days. Charles Floyd Jones can only hope that the city’s good fortune trickles down to him and the 10 other residents of a tent city that’s sprouted in the shadow of a resurgent downtown where rental occupancy is close to full and restaurants and shops are doing brisk business.

Jones and others in this makeshift community of seven tents — believed to be the only tent city in Detroit — say they have nowhere else to go.   Continue reading “Homeless in tent city live on edge of life, outskirts of resurgent downtown Detroit”

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Before It’s News – by Glenn Canady

The Illuminati move another step toward trying to take our guns with another pathetic mind control video that you’ll see below.  If you look closely at the end, you can see they didn’t even use a real gun in the video, they used a toy gun.  I guess they didn’t feel “Safe” with a real gun being used in the making of this video.   Continue reading “Disgusting Illuminati Anti Gun Video Must Be Seen To Be Believed”

Long.jpgDelaware Online – by Xerxes Wilson, The News Journal

A Dover man wielding a BB gun was fatally shot by police Sunday morning, according to the Dover Police Department.

Shortly before 11 p.m. Saturday, Dover police received information from a crisis center noting James Long, 52 of Dover, had indicated suicidal thoughts and a plan to commit “suicide by cop,” according to authorities.

The threats were not specific and resembled statements made by Long in the past, according to Dover Police Spokesman Cpl. Mark Hoffman.   Continue reading “Dover man wielding BB gun killed by police”

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AUBURN, Calif. (AP) — A man who barricaded himself inside a Northern California home has died after firing over 100 rounds in a gunbattle with police.

The Placer County Sheriff’s office says the house started to burn several hours into Sunday’s standoff near Auburn, and that the man was killed by officers around 4 p.m.

The standoff, which started around 10:45 a.m. when shots were fired from the house, triggered the evacuation of neighboring homes.   Continue reading “California man dies in gunbattle, standoff in burning house”

Police officer shot, killed in Tarpon SpringsWTSP 10 News

Pinellas County, Florida — The Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office and the Tarpon Springs Police Department are investigating the shooting of a police officer that took place early Sunday morning.

The shooting occurred around 3 a.m. on December 21, at Glen’s Eureka Apartments on Grand Boulevard in Tarpon Springs. Police were originally called out for a noise ordinance complaint as the suspect was banging on residential doors. When police arrived the suspect shot one of the officers and then attempted to flee in a vehicle.   Continue reading “Police officer shot, killed in Tarpon Springs, Florida”