The Washington Standard – by Tim Brown

Wherever the Clintons go and whoever they are close to often meet mysterious ends, often very strange suicides.  The latest person to face this tragic end is Sabrina Bittencourt, an activist who exposed Bill Clinton’s “faith healer,” Joao Teixeira de Faria (John of God), as a child rapist and running a “sex slave farm.”  Bittencourt was found dead over the weekend, just days after making the claims.

Largely, the media is silent over Bittencourt’s alleged suicide in her own home.  Continue reading “Media Blackout: Woman Found Dead Days After Exposing Bill Clinton’s “Faith Healer” As Child Rapist – Mysterious “Suicide””

ABC News

After five days of drinking melted snow, bundled up in a Jeep buried in feet of snow to protect them from freezing temperatures, Maia Herman-Kitami and Carlos Hernandez couldn’t have been happier to see a group of strangers on snowmobiles.

Their incessant honking of the horn made that clear.   Continue reading “California couple rescued from Mendocino National Forest after being stranded in snow for 5 days in their Jeep”

ABC News 7

LOS ANGELES (KABC) — Army helicopters landing on Wilshire Boulevard and other military activities are turning parts of Los Angeles into scenes from a war movie this week.

The military is conducting training exercises, but they have caught many locals by surprise.

When a helicopter flew low in between buildings in downtown Los Angeles, it raised a few alarms.   Continue reading “Military exercises rattling nerves around LA”

The Weather Channel

Winter Storm Lucian continued to bring snow, freezing rain and sleet to much of the middle section of the nation early Thursday, and officials were again asking motorists to stay off roads.

The storm, which has been blamed in the deaths of at least four people, shut down highways from Arizona to North Dakota. Hundreds of schools were closed for the day.   Continue reading “Winter Storm Lucian Responsible for 4 Deaths; Nearly 170,000 Without Power”

ABC News 13

WASHINGTON D.C. (KTRK) — Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo brought his frustrations over gun control to Congress.

Acevedo testified before the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday. This was the first Judiciary Committee hearing on gun control in nearly eight years.

Acevedo called gun violence “one of our greatest public health epidemics.” He told lawmakers to stop with the prayers and start passing gun laws.   Continue reading “Houston Police Chief Acevedo testifies about gun control to Congress”