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ABC 7 News

EAST CHICAGO, Ind. — An East Chicago councilman charged with murder has been re-elected.

The (Munster) Times reports that 42-year-old Robert Battle ran unopposed in Tuesday’s election. He is accused of shooting Reimundo Camarillo Jr. to death on Oct. 12 in East Chicago. He also faces a federal drug charge after police say they found more than 73 pounds of marijuana and more than $100,000 cash during a Porter County traffic stop.   Continue reading “East Chicago Councilman Charged With Murder Is Re-Elected”

The Daily Sheeple

It might end up large enough to encircle all of Manhattan.

China has announced plans to begin building a 52-to-possibly-even-80 kilometer particle accelerator in 2020. Not only will it be twice the size of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) in Switzerland, currently the largest machine on the planet, but it will be a whopping seven times more powerful than what CERN has.   Continue reading “China Is Going to Build the World’s Largest Particle Accelerator”

Reuters

Washington police are investigating the death of a 27-year-old man found handcuffed in the custody of special officers, authorities said.

The man, Alonzo Smith, was discovered by officers on Sunday unconscious and not breathing at a residential building, the Metropolitan Police Department said in a statement late on Tuesday.   Continue reading “Washington police probe death of handcuffed man in custody”

RT

Police are responding to reports of shots fired near the Navy & Marine Reserve Center in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The same recruitment center was the site of a shooting on July 16, where six people died.

Two 911 calls were made around 10:25 a.m., one placed from the nearby Chattanooga State Community College. The college was locked down as a precaution. There were no reports of anyone seeing a shooter on campus.   Continue reading “Shots reported fired near Chattanooga Naval Center”

The Daily Sheeple – by Melissa Dykes

It is being reported in foreign press outlets that Japanese researchers have created the world’s first drug which can cure a person of the flu —any flu — in just one day. It reportedly has the ability to stop the spread of flu viruses in the human body instantly.

Note, this was translated into English:   Continue reading “Bye Bye Flu Shots: Japanese Researchers Have Created a Flu Cure that Works in One Day”

Reuters – by Amanda Becker

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Tuesday renewed her pledge to take on the powerful U.S. gun lobby.

Speaking at a townhall-style event in Coralville, Iowa, Clinton said gun violence affects urban, suburban and rural areas.

“This is a problem, it’s a danger, it’s a threat, everywhere in our country,” Clinton said.   Continue reading “Clinton renews push for gun restrictions in new ad, campaign stop”

Reuters

The U.S. House and Senate Armed Services Committees said on Tuesday a version of the National Defense Authorization Act, a sweeping defense policy bill, would go before Congress this week, with $5 billion of cuts reflecting a budget deal passed last week.

The adjustments to the $600 billion measure affect more than 100 programs, the committee’s Republican and Democratic leaders said in a statement.   Continue reading “Congress to consider new version of sweeping defense policy bill”

RT

China’s defense minister has urged the US not to threaten its sovereignty as well as the nation’s security interests following last week’s incident involving a US naval patrol in the South China Sea.

The concerns were expressed by Chinese Defense Minister Chang Wanquan to US Defense Secretary Ash Carter on Tuesday in Kuala Lumpur, where the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) defense chiefs meeting is taking place.   Continue reading “China warns US against further South China Sea patrols”

RT

An Antonov-12 Soviet-made cargo plane has crash-landed near South Sudan’s airport shortly after taking off. 41 people have been killed on board and on the ground.

The crashed plane may have had about 20 crew and passengers, two of which survived, according to the South Sudanese president’s spokesman. Also, others on the ground may have been killed.

Reuters says its eyewitness has counted over 40 bodies at the crash site, but it is unclear how many of those were on board.   Continue reading “Cargo plane crash-lands in S. Sudan, 41 reported dead”

RT

An Arkansas police officer has been arrested after falsely reporting he had been shot by a Hispanic man in the line of duty. The officer has confessed to actually shooting himself on the day he triggered a statewide manhunt for a man that does not exist.

England Police Sergeant David Houser, 50, was taken into custody on Tuesday, the Arkansas State Police said.   Continue reading “Arkansas cop confesses to shooting himself, then ‘falsely’ accusing Hispanic man”

The Free Thought Project – by Andrew Emett

Monday night marked the passing of 1,000 people killed by police in the U.S. this year. Although officers claim these killings were justified, video evidence and witness statements often contradict the official narrative.

In contrast, 105 law enforcement officers have died since the beginning of the year. Last year, the National Law Enforcement Officer Memorial Fund reported 117 officer fatalities. Instead of waging a fictitious war on cops, officer fatalities have actually been declining since 2007 and 2001, which reported 192 and 241 deaths respectively.   Continue reading “1,000 – The Number of Lives Taken in 2015 by those Sworn to Protect”

The New American – by Alex Newman

Quick, do something! There are John Birch Society types ready to spread “conspiracy theories” from the “margins” into the “mainstream,” and they seem to be hiding under practically every bed in America! At least that’s the impression given in a new “intelligence report” by the far-left Southern Poverty Law Center, an organization whose slanderous vitriol against conservatives and Christians was recently implicated in federal court in a recentterrorism case. In its report the SPLC reputedly aims to expose false conspiracy theories that are being churned out by right-wing radicals. But, ironically, while expressing outrage over “conspiracy theories” on the “right,” the SPLC report sounded like an expanded version of Hillary Clinton’s bizarre conspiracy theory about a “vast right-wing conspiracy.” To hear the SPLC tell it, practically everyone in America to the right of Obama is participating in a giant conspiracy to spread conspiracy theories. For what purpose is never explained, although apparently it is all very bad for “democracy.”   Continue reading “SPLC Unhinged: Almost Everyone Is a “Conspiracy Theorist””

Natural Society – by Mike Barrett

Numerous industries would benefit from the industrialization of hemp as they once did in America. But thanks to the federal government, this widely-diverse crop has been highly underutilized, even despite the fact that it is entirely different than psychoactive marijuana. But now in a huge game-changing move for the US, North Carolina has recently legalized the cultivation and manufacturing of industrial hemp.

Spring Hope, North Carolina has one of the only large hemp decortication plants in the US. Decortication is the process of stripping the bark (long fiber) from the stalks, allowing the crop to be better utilized for production. Say hello to more clothing, jewelry, rope, fuel, and much more derived from hemp.   Continue reading “Win! Industrial Hemp Now Legal in North Carolina”

Reuters

President Barack Obama on Monday signed into a law a two-year budget blueprint passed by Congress last week that also lifts the threat of a default on U.S. government debt.

In a brief signing ceremony in the Oval Office, Obama noted lawmakers would still need to pass spending bills, but said he was confident they could get them done on time, and that the bill should free the nation from last-minute government shutdown threats.   Continue reading “Obama signs budget bill that lifts threat of debt default”

The Vigilant Citizen

Hello Barbie will be available in stores right in time for the holidays. A campaign entitled “Hell No Barbie” however seeks to inform consumers that this doll has the potential to severely violate their privacy.

In an attempt to revitalize its Barbie brand, Mattel will soon launch Hello Barbie, a Wi-Fi-connected doll with artificial intelligence that “talks” to children by recording what they say and responding accordingly. All of the children’s interactions with the doll are recorded using a microphone and are sent to a remote server through Wi-Fi. Continue reading ““Hell No Barbie” Campaign Warns About “Hello Barbie”, a New Doll With Big Brother-ish Capabilities”

The Real Agenda News – by Luis R Miranda

The black boxes will help provide details about what happened to the Russian plane that fell from the sky last week. According to Kogalimavia, the airline responsible for operating the aircraft, there is no sign that the plane had a mechanical or a technical problem. What is well known is that the plane exploded in mid-air before falling to the ground over Egyptian territory with 224 people on board.   Continue reading “Russian Plane Crash caused by “thermal and physical shock””

Press TV

Newly revealed documents show that a number of US presidents may have suffered from serious mental disorders.

Former US Presidents Richard Nixon, John F. Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson were all secretly taking psychotropic drugs while in office, the documents show, according to POLITICO.   Continue reading “Several US presidents were mentally ill: Documents”

Take Part – by John R. Platt

If the rusty-patched bumblebee is extremely lucky, it could soon be the first bee species to be protected under the United States Endangered Species Act.

The rusty-patched bumblebee has not been very lucky at all in recent years. The insect, which was once common to the Eastern Seaboard and the Midwest, has disappeared from 87 percent of its historic range. Even where it does exist, its populations are as much as 95 percent smaller than they were a few decades ago.   Continue reading “For the First Time, U.S. Considers Declaring a Bee Endangered”

Reuters

The former leaders of New York’s two legislative chambers face simultaneous public corruption trials this month in a Manhattan federal courthouse, shining a spotlight on the sordid side of state politics.

Former New York State Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, long one of the state’s most powerful lawmakers, goes on trial this week on charges that he used his office to collect millions of dollars in kickbacks and bribes.   Continue reading “Ex-N.Y. legislative leaders facing U.S. corruption trials”