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Proactive Investors – by Mourad Haroutunian

AstraZeneca Plc (NYSE:AZN) advanced in New York trading after the second-largest U.K. drugmaker agreed to pay Inovio Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ:INO) as much as $727.5 million for rights to an experimental cancer vaccine.

ADRs of the London-based company added 1 percent to $34.03 at 11:57 a.m. in New York, expanding gains this month to 2.4 percent. Shares of Inovio leaped 23 percent to $7.92.   Continue reading “AstraZeneca to pay Inovio Pharma $727 mln to produce cancer vaccine”

NJ.com – by MaryAnn Spoto

ASBURY PARK — One man was killed and another is in extremely critical condition in an attempted murder-suicide that occurred Thursday afternoon in broad daylight on a public street in Asbury Park, authorities said.

A 30-year-old city man was shot in the head by a 20-year-old man who later turned the gun on himself and pulled the trigger as police officers ordered him to drop the weapon, said First Assistant Monmouth County Prosecutor Marc LeMieux.   Continue reading “Man shot in head flags down cop for help, shooter kills himself, officials say”

The Guardian – by Jason Wilson

What does socialism mean in America? Some recent events suggest we haven’t a clue.

Last Thursday, political commentator Chris Matthews asked Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the Democratic National Committee chair, what distinguished “a Democrat like Hillary Clinton from a socialist like Bernie Sanders”. She stumbled and obfuscated, eventually blurting out that the really important differences were between Democrats and Republicans. The S-word was not something she wanted to discuss.   Continue reading “American, socialist and proud: meet Bernie Sanders’s supporters”

The Blaze – by Oliver Darcy

The Denver division of the FBI issued an alert to law enforcement in Colorado and Wyoming over suspicious behavior from “Middle-Eastern males” who have approached families members of military personnel in recent weeks.

The bulletin, issued in July but only attracting attention in recent days, cited an incident when the wife of a military member was “approached in front of her home by Middle-Eastern males” who told her that she was “the wife of a US interrogator.” The alert said when the woman denied the claim the “men laughed.” The individuals eventually left the area, but were seen in the area on other occasions, according to the bulletin.   Continue reading “Read the Alert Issued By the FBI Warning of ‘Middle-Eastern Males Approaching Families’ of Military”

Greenville Online – by Ron Barrett

A lawyer representing the family of a Seneca teenager who was shot by police Sunday night said the autopsy shows that Zachary Hammond was shot from behind and his car was not moving, contrary to police reports that the car veered toward the officer during a drug sting.

Eric Bland, a Columbia attorney hired by Hammond’s parents, said he has requested the state Attorney General to call for a statewide grand jury investigation into the incident.   Continue reading “Family’s attorney says Seneca teen shot from behind”

CNN – by Matthew Chance

A vast area of at least 800,000 hectares is currently being affected as the swarms of insects, each measuring about 8 centimeters long, annihilate fields of corn and other crops.   Continue reading “Locust swarms plague southern Russia”

EAG News – by Victor Skinner

CANTON, Ga. – A Georgia elementary school launched a new program for upcoming school year that will rely on older students who just learned English to help teach younger students the language.

“Approximately 42 percent of our students are served in our program for English as a second language,” Canton Elementary School Principal Beth Long told WSBTV.   Continue reading “Nearly half of students don’t speak English at GA elementary school”

AL.com – by Adam Ganucheau

A patient exhibiting Ebola-like symptoms was admitted to University of Alabama-Birmingham Hospital Tuesday night, and eight others are being quarantined or monitored after coming into contact with that patient.

Officials said the patient is considered “at low risk” for having the disease, but multiple agencies are taking necessary precautions. The patient will be tested for Ebola tonight, and the results of the test should be released tomorrow.   Continue reading “Nine people in Birmingham being monitored after possible Ebola exposure”

Liberty Blitzkrieg – by Michael Krieger

Criminal sentencing has long been based on the present crime and, sometimes, the defendant’s past criminal record. In Pennsylvania, judges could soon consider a new dimension: the future.

Pennsylvania is on the verge of becoming one of the first states in the country to base criminal sentences not only on what crimes people have been convicted of, but also on whether they are deemed likely to commit additional crimes. As early as next year, judges there could receive statistically derived tools known as risk assessments to help them decide how much prison time — if any — to assign.   Continue reading “Pennsylvania to Become First State to Use “Precrime” Statistics in Criminal Sentencing”

The Daily Beast – by Kate Brannen

The war against ISIS isn’t going so great, with the self-appointed terror group standing up to a year of U.S. airstrikes in Syria and Iraq.

But that hasn’t kept defense contractors from doing rather well amidst the fighting. Lockheed Martin has received orders for thousands of more Hellfire missiles. AM General is busy supplying Iraq with 160 American-built Humvee vehicles, while General Dynamics is selling the country millions of dollars worth of tank ammunition.   Continue reading “The Company Getting Rich Off the ISIS War”

BBC News

In a world first, the US Food and Drug Administration has given the go-ahead for a 3D-printed pill to be produced.

The FDA has previously approved medical devices – including prosthetics – that have been 3D printed.

The new drug, dubbed Spritam, was developed by Aprecia Pharmaceuticals to control seizures brought on by epilepsy.   Continue reading “First 3D-printed pill approved by US authorities”

Huffington Post – by Alice O’Leary Randall

For those hoping that Big Pharma could still be blocked from the medical cannabis scene there is bad news: the deal is done. Look for the first naturally-derived, Big Pharma-produced cannabis product to be on the market by the first half of 2016, perhaps even sooner.

Epidiolex is a liquid formulation of pure, plant-derived cannabidiol (CBD) manufactured by the British company, G.W. Pharmaceuticals. It is currently on the FDA Fast Track and has entered its final Phase 3 study for pediatric epilepsy disorders such as Dravet’s and Lennox-Gastaut’s syndromes with results scheduled for the first quarter of 2016.   Continue reading “Big Pharma-Produced Cannabis Is Likely Coming to the U.S.”

RT

Vocal Christians who oppose gay marriage could face charges for ‘hate speech’ under new banning orders introduced by the Conservatives to crackdown on propagandists and extremists, one MP has warned.

Conservative MP Mark Spencer said teachers with more traditional views on marriage voicing their opinions in classrooms could be prosecuted under new hate speech laws.   Continue reading “UK: Opposing gay marriage could be considered ‘hate speech’ under new laws – MP”

Jon Rappoport

“When people say, ‘Follow the money,’ they forget that modern culture itself is about dollars, and where the big money goes tells you a great deal about the culture and its legalized crimes against the population. This isn’t hard to understand. It’s like saying, ‘The vampires who sell war do it for profit.’ And lo and behold, war and violence are a centerpiece of our culture. If you don’t understand that, just go to the movies.” (The Underground, Jon Rappoport)

The recent California law (#SB277) ordering all public and private schoolchildren to receive the full schedule of vaccines has a context.   Continue reading “Mandatory vaccination in California: follow the biggest money”

RT

In an effort to fight rising internal extremism, the Israeli government moved to expand a law allowing detention without trial to include Jewish terror suspects. This comes as a girl stabbed by a radical Jew at a Gay Pride parade died from her injuries.

Sixteen-year-old Shira Banki, who was critically injured by an ultra-orthodox Jew along with five others at a peaceful Gay Pride march in Jerusalem on Thursday, succumbed to her injuries in a hospital on Sunday. This coincided with a cabinet meeting called by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who urgently needs to formulate a response to the spiraling violence in the country, just months after flirting with Israel’s right-wing electorate prior to an election in April.   Continue reading “Israel vows to fight Jewish terrorism as 16yo girl stabbed at pride parade dies”

RT

An Ebola vaccine developed by the Public Health Agency of Canada and tested in Guinea has turned out to be almost 100 percent effective, the World Health Organization said Friday, citing the British medical journal The Lancet.

The researchers used the newly-developed Ebola shot in so-called ring vaccination, the method that helped eradicate smallpox in the past. It is based on vaccination of all people who came into contact with an infected person, creating a so-called “protective ring” that prevents the disease from spreading.   Continue reading “New Ebola vaccine field trial shows up to 100% efficiency”