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Telegraph – by Sarah Knapton

Chemotherapy could allow cancer to spread, and trigger more aggressive tumours, a new study suggests.

Researchers in the US studied the impact of drugs on patients with breast cancer and found medication increases the chance of cancer cells migrating to other parts of the body, where they are almost always lethal.

Around 55,000 women are diagnosed with breast cancer in Britain every year and 11,000 will die from their illness.   Continue reading “Chemotherapy may spread cancer and trigger more aggressive tumours, warn scientists”

The Federalist Papers – by Calvin Freiburger

Another illustrious media career crashes and burns.

The Wall Street Journal reports that senior Fox Sports executive Jamie Horowitz has been canned over allegations of sexual harassment.

“Everyone at FOX Sports, no matter what role we play, or what business, function or show we contribute to—should act with respect and adhere to professional conduct at all times. These values are nonnegotiable,” Fox Sports President Eric Shanks wrote in a staff memo announcing Horowitz’s removal as Fox Sports National Networks president.   Continue reading “Another Fox Executive FIRED Over Sex Charges”

Chicago Sun Times

An FBI SUV containing several firearms and tactical gear was found Monday evening, hours after it was stolen on the Near West Side, authorities said.

The 2014 Chevrolet Equinox was found at 7:21 p.m. in the 900 block S. Leavitt, about two blocks away from the FBI offices, according to Chicago Police.   Continue reading “Stolen FBI vehicle containing several firearms found on Near West Side”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

At least nine people have been injured – several seriously – after a car crashed into a crowd of people in East Boston, with the Boston Globe reporting that according to State Police a car has driven into a group of pedestrians in East Boston.    Continue reading “Multiple Injuries Reported After Car Crashes Into Crowd In East Boston”

Concealed Nation – by Brandon Curtis

SPANAWAY, WASHINGTON — A convenience store owner was sentenced to 8 years in prison for shooting and killing a fleeing thief.

That man, Min Kim, told the judge that he accepted responsibility for what he did.

In March of 2016, suspect Jakeel Mason was shoplifting at Kim’s store and when he was trying to flee, he was shot in the back by Kim.   Continue reading “Man Receives 8 Year Prison Sentence After Shooting And Killing Thief”

Breitbart – by Lucas Nolan

An aspiring YouTube star has killed her boyfriend after shooting him in a video blog gone wrong.

Monalisa Perez, a 19-year od aspiring YouTube star from Minnesota, has been arrested after shooting her boyfriend, Pedro Ruiz III in a YouTube stunt gone wrong. In the planned stunt, Ruiz held a hardcover encyclopedia in front of his chest while Perez leveled a .50 caliber gold-plated Desert Eagle pistol at him and pulled the trigger, believing that the encyclopedia would stop the bullet. Of course, the hardcover book did not provide protection, and Ruiz was killed.   Continue reading “YouTuber Shoots Boyfriend in Video Stunt Gone Wrong”

The Daily Caller – by Amber Randall

Chicago saw approximately 52 people shot over the Fourth of July weekend, a slight decrease from last year’s numbers.

Of the 52 people shot over Independence Day weekend, about six people died from their wounds, reports the Chicago Tribune.   Continue reading “Chicago Ends July 4th Weekend With Over 50 People Shot”

Chicago Sun Times – by Sam Charles

As the deadline to pass a budget before another credit downgrade approached, a federal judge ordered the State of Illinois to make more than $500 million each month in Medicaid payments.

U.S. District Judge Joan Lefkow ordered the state to pay $586 million a month for Medicaid vouchers that come in after June 30. On top of that, Lefkow ordered the state to pay another $2 billion toward the more than $3 billion Illinois owes to managed care organizations, which process payments to Medicaid providers, according to court records.  Continue reading “Federal judge orders state to pay $586 million per month for Medicaid”

Twitchy – by Sam J

And progressives wonder WHY we fight against socialized medicine so hard in America … when the government controls your care, they control your LIFE.

As Twitchy reported yesterday, the parents of terminally-ill baby Charlie Gard were denied by the European Court of Human Rights to take their son to America for an experimental procedure that could save his life. Doctors at Great Ormond Street Hospital said they wanted the baby to ‘die with dignity’ instead.   Continue reading “Socialized medicine FAIL: Hospital ‘allows’ parents of infant Charlie Gard to spend more time with him”

The Daily Caller – by Alan Korwin

In a “more guns” bill that alarmed even pro-gun-rights activists, representative Mo Brooks (R-Ala.) has proposed arming federal legislators to the exclusion of regular citizens. An existing bill, HR 38, to make the firearm-carry permits of normal American citizens valid nationally, has languished in Congress since the election of Donald Trump.

Motivated by the attempted assassination of republican officials playing baseball in Virginia, the proposed Brooks bill would exempt elected federal officials from controversial and possibly unconstitutional laws banning their right to keep and bear arms in the nation’s capital — and anywhere else in the nation. The general public has suffered under such bans for decades, and has been assaulted and murdered by the tens of thousands annually while unarmed and defenseless.   Continue reading “Concealed Carry For Congress, But Not For You”

Breitbart – by Chris Tomlinson

Czech lawmakers have passed legislation in the lower parliament that would see the right to bear firearms enshrined in the country’s constitution in a move directed against tighter regulations from the European Union.

The legislation was passed with 139 deputies agreeing to the amendment to the constitution with only nine deputies voting against. The amendment will now be considered by the Czech Senate where it will require a supermajority of three-fifths of the members in order to pass into law, Die Presse reports.  Continue reading “Czech Republic Parliament Passes Constitutional Right to Bear Arms”