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UPI – by JC Finley

DAMASCUS, Syria, March 27 (UPI) — Syrian President Bashar al-Assad gave two recent interviews in which he discussed his relationship with U.S. officials, in one saying he would be “open” to dialogue and in another dismissing the United States as “colonialist” and “warmongers.”

“As principle, in Syria we could say that every dialogue is a positive thing, and we are going to be open to any dialogue with anyone, including the United States, regarding anything based on mutual respect,” Assad told Charlie Rose during an interview for CBS Evening News that aired Thursday.   Continue reading “Syria’s Assad open to U.S. talks — if demands change”

Before It’s News – by The Awake Zone

Sweden may have been neutral, but in great secrecy started as the fourth nation after Germany USA and Russia to develop Nuclear Weapons. When the Swedish nuclear weapons program began: It was done in order to protect themselves against Atomic weapons, but first one must know how they work and how they can be manufactured. It seemed that Sweden, as a major power in the Nordic countries, on whose shoulders rested the defense against the Soviet Union, would need to have nuclear weapons.   Continue reading “The Swedish Nuclear Weapons”

UPI – by Amy R. Connolly

BOSTON, March 27 (UPI) — A Boston woman who said she was injured as a result of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing was indicted on charges she stole money from a fund for victims.

Joanna Leigh, 41, said she suffered a traumatic brain injury as a result of the explosions that killed three and injured 260. She denies the allegations she stole from One Fund Boston, established in the wake of the bombing to financially support victims. She said her indictment is retribution for her vocal criticism about the way the funds are dispersed.   Continue reading “Woman indicted for stealing funds from Boston Marathon victims”

iHLS

According to various reports, back in 1990, the South African government at the time extracted the country’s inventory of highly enriched uranium from its nuclear weapons, then melted the fuel before storing it in a silver vault at the Pelindaba nuclear research center. The Pelindaba center is located just thirty minutes away from Pretoria, the country’s administrative capital.

According to a report in HomeLand Security News Wire, over the years, some of the nuclear fuel had been used to produce medical isotopes. Nevertheless, roughly 485 pounds of the fuel remain there.   Continue reading “South Africa refuses to give up Cache of weapon-grade Uranium”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

UPDATE: *PRESIDENT OF YEMEN SAID TO HAVE LEFT THE COUNTRY ON BOAT FROM ADEN, AP SAYS

As The BBC reports,   Continue reading “US-Armed Rebels Force Yemen President To Flee Country As Saudis Prepare For War”

ABC News – by Corrine Cathcart

A San Jose, California, police officer was fatally shot Tuesday night by a man threatening to kill himself, officials said, adding that the suspect was later found dead inside his home.

Police officers responded to a call at about 6:45 p.m. local time of a man with a gun threatening to kill himself, city officials said in a news conference Tuesday night.   Continue reading “California Cop Fatally Shot by Suspect Threatening Suicide”

Milwaukee Wisconsin Journal Sentinel – by Jesse Garza

The fatal shooting of a Wisconsin State Patrol trooper during an exchange of gunfire that also killed a bank robbery suspect came at the end of a series of bank robberies and carjackings that left a motorist dead, WBAY-TV in Green Bay reported late Tuesday.

The crime rampage began in the Village of Wausaukee and ended in Fond du Lac, where the trooper was killed, according to a post on the station’s website.

According to Fond du Lac Police Chief William Lamb, the trooper was following the suspect’s vehicle about 5:30 p.m. Tuesday when the exchange of gunfire occurred in the 100 block of N. Berger Parkway.

There are no other suspects at large and no remaining danger to the public, Lamb told reporters at a news conference late Tuesday.   Continue reading “Trooper, suspect killed after bank robberies, fatal carjacking”

ABC News – by MARK SCOLFORO

A Pennsylvania police officer was charged Tuesday with criminal homicide after investigators concluded she shot an unarmed motorist in the back as he lay facedown after a traffic stop over an expired inspection sticker.

Authorities accused Hummelstown police Officer Lisa J. Mearkle of shooting 59-year-old David Kassick twice Feb. 2 without legal justification. She was released on $250,000 bail, her lawyer said. He planned a news conference later in the day.   Continue reading “Officer Charged With Killing Unarmed Driver Laying Facedown”

UPI – by Ed Adamczyk

MOSCOW, March 24 (UPI) — Russia increased tension over NATO nuclear missiles Tuesday with a demand that the United States remove all non-strategic nuclear weapons from Europe.

Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Alexander Lukashevich referred to comments by Jen Psaki, his counterpart at the U.S. State Department, that U.S. missiles are under constant U.S. control, as distorted. He added that deployment of U.S. missiles in European NATO countries is a violation of the 1968 Treaty on Nuclear Weapons Non-Proliferation.   Continue reading “Moscow demands removal of U.S. nuclear missiles”

WRN – by Andrew Beckett

The subject of a 24-hour manhunt in Racine County is dead, after police say he fatally shot himself after being cornered in an area of pine trees in Mount Pleasant Monday afternoon.

Officers had been searching for 24-year-old Stantavious Sillas since Sunday, after he allegedly kidnapped a female employee from a rural hospital and rehab facility near Rochester. He later shot at a deputy who spotted him at a grocery store parking lot in Union Grove, hitting a squad car. Sillas then released the woman and fled on foot, triggering a search that involved multiple law enforcement agencies.   Continue reading “Manhunt in Racine County ends with suspect shooting himself”

Channel News Asia

WASHINGTON: A U.S. trade group representing broadband providers said on Monday it filed a court challenge of the Federal Communications Commission’s recently approved net neutrality rules, marking the first of several anticipated legal challenges.

US Telecom said it filed the lawsuit against the FCC in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, which has in the past twice rejected the net neutrality regulations.   Continue reading “U.S broadband trade group sues FCC over net neutrality rules”

Ammoland

Houston, Tx –-(Ammoland.com)- On Tuesday, March 24 2015, the House Committee on Culture, Recreation and Tourism will consider

House Joint Resolution 61 sponsored by State Representative Trent Ashby (R-Lufkin). HJR 61 proposes an amendment to the Texas constitution that establishes an individual’s right to hunt, fish and harvest wildlife in in Texas.   Continue reading “Texas State House to Consider ‘Right to Hunt and Fish’ Amendment”

Ammoland

Phoenix, Arizona –-(Ammoland.com)- AllGunTalk.com recently launched as a new gun auction site, online sporting goods store, and discussion forum.

AllGunTalk.com features gun auctions, free classified advertisements, a retail store, and an open discussion forum. The site is an active place where members can exercise their right to free speech and conduct commerce in a secure, online environment.   Continue reading “AllGunTalk.com Launches New Gun Auction Site and Online Store”

UPI – by Ben Hooper

CASPER, Wyo., March 23 (UPI) — A 100-year-old Wyoming man who made his first automobile sale in 1949 said he has no plans to retire from the car dealership.

Derrell Alexander, who started his career as a salesman when gas was 17 cents per gallon, celebrated his 100th birthday last week at Whites Mountain Chevrolet in Casper, where he still works six days a week.   Continue reading “100-year-old car salesman still working six days a week”

TheBlaze – by Dave Urbanski

COTTONWOOD, Ariz. (TheBlaze/AP) — An overnight family brawl in a Walmart parking lot has left one person dead and two others wounded, including a police officer who was shot in the leg.

A Cottonwood police officer was shot in the leg just before midnight Sunday trying to break up the melee in the store parking lot, the Arizona Department of Public Safety said.   Continue reading “Suspect Fatally Shot, Officer Wounded After Family Members Attack Responding Police in Walmart Parking Lot Brawl”

UPI – by Fred Lambert

LAKE BAIKAL, Russia, March 22 (UPI) — The son of former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych died in Russia on Saturday, the latest in a series of people close to the former pro-Russian leader who have been killed in vehicle accidents or suicides.

Viktor Yanukovych, Jr., 33, drowned when his vehicle broke through ice covering Lake Baikal in Siberia, the BBC reports.   Continue reading “Son of former Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych drowns in Russian lake”