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A man was found hanging under a pedestrian bridge in Tijuana, a Mexican city bordering the United States where drug-related violence has resurged, authorities said Thursday.
The victim hung from a chain with his hands and feet tied when he was found on Wednesday, said Jose Manuel Yepiz, spokesman of the Baja California state prosecutor’s office. Continue reading “Body left hanging on bridge in Mexico’s Tijuana”
Tucson.com – by Claire Caulfield
WASHINGTON — Arizona tribal members have received more than $175 million in the first four years of a federal program to buy back and consolidate parcels of land that are now split between multiple owners, the Interior Department said this week.
The 2016 status report on the $1.9 billion buyback program said Navajo Nation members received more than $104 million, Gila River Tribe members got more than $51 million and members of the Salt River tribe were paid $20 million for their land.
Continue reading “Feds’ land buyback program has paid $175M to Arizona tribes so far”
This video contains footage from both the militants and the Free Syrian Army inside Aleppo, its excellent footage however there are two men hit with sniper fire filmed from a distance, they simply drop and there is no visible blood, dismemberment and so on. The first link gets you right to the men being shot so you can decide if this is something you can show or not. There is a lot of footage coming from Syria showing the horrors of war which makes it very real, personally I think people need to see it so we stop backing the nutcases causing it.
Continue reading “Reports from Aleppo city | November 2nd 2016”
Worldnow is a central company that helps all the news stations stay synchronized so they all report the same news. This is a bust of that company, that already has the election results ready for the stations to post, complete with their station graphics. On election day, they go live with this. This is completely confirmed in the second report on this page, including proof that the posted results are NOT a test. Continue reading “Busted, Here Are The Complete Rigged Election Results. Trump Loses.”
Hollywood Reporter – by Patrick Brzeski
Wang Jianlin, China’s richest man, normally doesn’t go to the movies. He does, however, make one exception — for his 90-year-old mother. Their trips to the cinema are the rare occasions each year when the notoriously driven chairman of Chinese real estate conglomerate Dalian Wanda Group fully checks out from work.
“I won’t be disturbed at all,” he says emphatically. “Because the time is to be spent with my mom. Filial piety is an important Chinese virtue.”
Continue reading “Wanda Chairman Reveals Ambitious Plan to Invest Billions in “All Six” Hollywood Studios”
The area around Stalingrad Metro station was turned into a refugee battleground as rival gangs of migrants set upon each other in shocking scenes of violence.
Asylum seekers wearing hooded tops wielded makeshift clubs fashioned from lengths of wood which they used to bludgeon each other as horrified pedestrians looked on.
Continue reading “Armed migrants fight running battles in the French capital”
The North American Aerospace Defense Command announced a series of aerial homeland security exercises that were to take place Tuesday afternoon between Julian in San Diego County and Irvine.
The announcement was made just hours before the training. Continue reading “Expect fighter jets over Irvine as NORAD conducts security exercises Tuesday”
PHOENIX (KSAZ) – We’ve covered our fair share of high-speed chases here on FOX 10 and very rarely do they end well for the suspect, but it’s also a very dangerous situation for the police and the public.
A valley man frustrated by the amount of innocent people getting injured or killed during high-speed pursuits has come up with an invention that could be a game-changer when it comes to stopping fleeing suspects. Continue reading “Grappler Police Bumper: Arizona man invents device to stop high-speed pursuit suspects”
Cabela’s (CAB) reported strong demand for guns and shooting accessories during the third quarter, reflecting an industry-wide surge during a presidential election year.
The outdoor retailer, which recently agreed to a takeover by rival Bass Pro Shops, said Wednesday sales at Cabela’s stores open at least a year fell 2.3% in the quarter. But Cabela’s saw positive sales trends for firearms and shooting-related categories, such as ammunition. Optics, like rifle scopes, also flew off the shelves. Continue reading “Gun sales surging in election year”