Breitbart – by John Binder

The Union Pacific Police Department — patrolling 32,000 miles of railroad track in 23 states — is no longer cooperating with the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency following pressure from the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).

On Monday, the ACLU announced that the nearly 200 special agents who patrol for Union Pacific Railroad have stopped all cooperation with ICE, shielding illegal aliens from arrest and detainment, since March. Continue reading “Sanctuary Railroads: Union Pacific Vows to Protect Illegal Aliens”

Times of Israel

The American Israel Public Affairs Committee praised the Senate and the House of Representatives for authorizing $3.8 billion in defense assistance for Israel.

The pro-Israel lobbying group thanked an array of Democrats and Republicans in Congress for shepherding through the funding this week as part of the National Defense Authorization Act, saying the money “will help Israel protect itself against continuing security threats.” Continue reading “AIPAC praises $3.8b in Israel defense assistance after it sails through Congress”

Scoopy Web

A vaccine developer at the Baylor College of Medicine told Business Insider that people should not expect an immediate return to normal life once a vaccine is available.

Several companies are working as quickly as possible to develop a safe and effective vaccine, which has been viewed by some as necessary for lockdowns to end and schools to reopen. While a vaccine may significantly reduce the risk of serious disease from the novel coronavirus, social distancing and face masks may still be a part of life, said vaccine developer Maria Elena Bottazzi.

Continue reading “Vaccine developer says people must wear masks and socially distance even after vaccine is available”

Fortune – by Nicole Goodkind

“Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds.” So goes the unofficial motto of the United States Postal Service (USPS), adapted in 1912 from The Persian Wars by Herodotus and inscribed in the stone atop the main USPS building in New York City.

The inscription, however, leaves out the quest for profit, which is currently threatening the “swift” delivery of mail. Continue reading “Trump-backed postmaster general plans to slow mail delivery”

Yahoo News

Your blood carries the memory of every pathogen you’ve ever encountered. If you’ve been infected with the coronavirus, your body most likely remembers that, too.

Antibodies are the legacy of that encounter. Why, then, have so many people stricken by the virus discovered that they don’t seem to have antibodies? Continue reading “Your Coronavirus Antibodies Are Disappearing. Should You Care?”

Daily Mail

Steven Mnuchin and Mark Meadows will return to Capitol Hill Sunday afternoon to continue negotiations over the most recent $1 trillion coronavirus relief bill, which they claim will include a cut back on unemployment benefits and another round of stimulus checks.

Meadows, President Donald Trump’s Chief of Staff, and Mnuchin, his Treasury Secretary, said Saturday that the next legislation will scale back unemployment benefits to up to 70 per cent of their normal wages in an effort to incentivize individuals to go back to work.  Continue reading “Mnuchin promises to scale back unemployment benefits in new $1 trillion coronavirus package as he reveals next round of $1,200 checks will be sent out in August”

Press TV

The United Nations should send peacekeepers to the United States to stop its criminal conduct against its own people, a human rights expert and peace activist says.

Daniel Kovalik, who teaches international human rights at the University of Pittsburgh School of Law in the state of Pennsylvania, made the remarks in an interview with Press TV on Saturday. Continue reading “UN should send peacekeepers to US to stop its police brutality against people: Scholar”

Channel 411

Police typically have to identify themselves before serving warrants or making arrests in America, but a federal judge in Portland recently ruled federal agents in Portland, Oregon, do not have to identify themselves when arresting suspects.

Continue reading “Judge Rules Federal Agents Don’t Have To Identify Themselves While Making Arrests In Portland”

Gateway Pundit – by Cassandra Fairbanks

A car drove through a crowd of protesters that were walking on I-225 in Aurora, Colorado, and a protester shot other protesters while trying to shoot the driver.

At least two protesters were hit or grazed by bullets as a fellow “protester” tried to shoot the driver. There were multiple gunshots on the car, but the people inside did not appear to be injured.  Continue reading “Car Drives Through Mob of Protesters on Colorado Highway, Protester Shoots Fellow Protesters While Trying to Shoot Driver”

The Nationalist

The Portland Bureau Of Transportation Has Issued Removal Notices On All Barriers Set Up By The Federal Government To Protect Officers And Government Buildings

Federal agents dispatched to the city of Portland have erected fences to secure their positions from the onslaught of bottles, rocks, and fireworks being launched by rioters.  Continue reading “Portland City Government Orders Feds To Remove Riot Fences”

CBS News

After just a few days of training, dogs in Germany proved capable of identifying people infected with COVID-19, according to researchers. The dogs, part of a study by a veterinary university in Germany, were able to sniff out the coronavirus with stunning accuracy.

According to the pilot study published Thursday in BMC Infectious Diseases by the University Veterinary Medicine Hannover, eight dogs from Germany’s armed forces trained for just five days before they could identify the virus in humans. They sniffed the saliva of more than 1,000 people, both healthy and infected, identifying the coronavirus with a 94% success rate. Continue reading “Researchers trained dogs to sniff out COVID-19 infections in just a few days”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

When it comes to overinflated coronavirus death counts, we recently outlined how a fatal motorcycle accident in Florida was added to the state’s COVID-19 death toll. Still, no precise data shows just how overinflated death counts are on a state by state level.

We have to rely on real journalism, such as a new report via CBS12 West Palm, that made a shocking discovery about deaths being incorrectly attributed to the virus. Continue reading “Gunshot To Head, Parkinson’s Disease, Deaths In Palm Beach Incorrectly Attributed To COVID-19”

Daily Mail

Donald Trump has threatened to send up to 60,000 federal troops on to the streets of America as he branded Portland protesters ‘anarchists’ and the city’s mayor ‘pathetic’.

The president warned he will ‘go into all of the cities’ and singled out Detroit as another city facing ‘problems’ in an interview with Sean Hannity Thursday night.  Continue reading “Donald Trump threatens to send 60,000 federal agents into MORE cities”

Daily Mail

A judge today has ordered the unsealing of a vast tranche of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, which could shed light on his friendship with powerful men accused of having sex with his victims.

Judge Loretta Preska said that 80 documents – which will run to hundreds of pages – should be made public within a week. Continue reading “Judge rules explosive Ghislaine Maxwell docs be unsealed”

Gateway Pundit – by Jim Hoft

This guy gets creepier by the day.

Bill Gates told CBS News that “multiple doses may be necessary” to protect Americans from the coronavirus — A disease that has a lower mortality rate in children than the seasonal flu. Continue reading “Bill Gates Says “Multiple Vaccine Doses May Be Necessary” to Protect People from Coronavirus”

Information Liberation – by Chris Menahan

Patricia McCloskey’s gun was a “prop” she used in a trial and the firing pin was on backwards when police seized it so one of Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner’s prosecutors ordered the gun be reassembled to declare it “readily capable of lethal use.” Continue reading “Patricia McCloskey’s Gun Was Inoperable, Prosecutor Ordered It Be Reassembled to Claim It Was ‘Lethal’”