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A patient with Ebola-like symptoms is being treated at Howard University Hospital in Washington, D.C., a hospital spokesperson confirmed late Friday morning.
The patient had traveled to Nigeria recently.
That person has been admitted to the hospital in stable condition, and is being isolated and tested. The medical team is working with the CDC to determine whether the patient has Ebola. Continue reading “Patient Being Tested for Ebola at D.C.’s Howard University Hospital”
The chorus calling for ex-president George W. Bush’s brother Jeb to run for head of state in 2016 continues to get louder – and it appears the former Florida governor may be willing to throw his hat in the ring.
Former US President George W. Bush said on Thursday that he thinks his brother “wants to be president,”in an interview with Fox News. Continue reading “Jeb Bush ‘wants to be president’ – George W. Bush”
Defense Distributed has offered a pre-sale of its new milling machine which allows buyers to print and assemble a steel AR-15 rifle in the comfort of their own home. The weapon is completely untraceable.
Ghost Gunner is the company’s new computer-numerically-controlled (CNC) milling machine. Unlike its so-called Liberator gun, which is a plastic gun design to be created via a 3D printer, the Ghost Gunner is the PC-connected hardware for manufacturing the lower receiver of the popular AR-15 rifle. Continue reading “3D printer for creating untraceable AR-15 rifles hits market”
Fear of extremism has led to Austria having drafted amendments to a 102-year-old law on Islam. Muslim organizations are to be banned from being financed from abroad, while the Koran is to get a unified German-language translation.
The amendments have already been criticized for singling out Islam, which has so far existed in Austria on equal terms with other religions like Catholicism, Lutheranism, Judaism and Buddhism. Continue reading “‘Extremism prevention’: Austria to amend century-old law on Islam”
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — Britain’s Prime Minister David Cameron on Friday pledged support for Afghanistan’s newly sworn-in president and the country’s new unity government, saying during a surprise visit to Kabul that Britain is committed to helping Afghans build a more secure and prosperous future.
Cameron was the first of world leaders to meet Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai since his inauguration on Monday. The two had a meeting in Kabul on Friday morning and later held a joint press conference. “Britain has paid a heavy price for helping to bring stability to this country,” Cameron said, paying tribute to the 453 British servicemen and women who died while serving in Afghanistan. Continue reading “Britain’s Cameron on surprise visit to Afghanistan”
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — An attorney for the family of a California teenager who was declared brain-dead says doctors have found signs of brain functions and is seeking an unprecedented court order declaring her alive.
Attorney Chris Dolan said Thursday that doctors at the nonprofit International Brain Research Foundation made the findings after running a series of tests on the 13-year-old Jahi McMath at Rutgers University last week. Continue reading “California girl’s brain-death ruling back in court”
Yahoo News – by JOANNA CHIU and WENDY TANG
HONG KONG (AP) — Pushing, grabbing and cursing, hundreds of men sought on Friday to break up barricades set up by activists in Hong Kong streets they have been occupying over the past week in protests demanding greater democracy.
The scuffles in Kowloon’s crowded Mong Kok district, one of several areas where protesters have camped, were the most chaotic since police used tear gas and pepper spray last weekend to try to disperse protesters pushing for greater electoral reforms for the territory. Continue reading “Men try to force Hong Kong protesters off streets”
GOLDEN, Colo. (AP) — A suburban Denver school board refused to back off plans to review U.S. history courses for what some see as anti-American content, despite waves of protest from students and parents who accused the new conservative majority of trying to indoctrinate children politically.
A turbulent school board meeting drew hundreds Thursday evening, with crowds overflowing into the parking lot, where they watched the meeting with popcorn and cries of “Resign!” and “Recall! Recall!” As the conservative majority voted to go forward with plans to review classes, the two women on the board who opposed them held their heads in their hands. Continue reading “School board won’t back off history class review”
Officials in China this week examined the anuses of 10,000 pigeons that were set to be released today in celebration of National Day, amid government fears of a possible terrorist attack. According to reports from state-run media outlets, the birds had their feathers, legs, and anuses searched for “suspicious objects” yesterday, before being packed onto a truck and sent to Tiananmen Square in Beijing for today’s ceremony. Many reports on the probe disappeared from China’s tightly-controlled media after being published, though some articles and tweets remain online. The entire process was reportedly videotaped. Continue reading “Nervous Chinese Officials Search Pigeon Anuses for Bombs”
Repeated requests by KOB to talk to Mayor Richard Berry were denied Monday evening, but the Mayor’s Office sent a security guard instead. When KOB asked to speak with APD Chief Gorden Eden, his spokesperson, Janet Blair, also stonewalled us: Continue reading “APD Officer makes remark about shooting James Boyd 2 hours before shooting”
Delay in Dallas Ebola Cleanup as Workers Balk at Task
In the latest indication, state and local authorities confirmed Thursday that a week after a Liberian man fell ill with Ebola in Dallas, and four days after he was placed in isolation at a hospital here, the apartment where he was staying with four other people had not been sanitized and the sheets and dirty towels he used while sick remained in the home. County officials visited the apartment without protection Wednesday night. Continue reading “Conflicting stories on the Texas ebola cleanup”
CARTERSVILLE, Ga. — A Cartersville man is upset after he said investigators mistook a garden full of okra for marijuana plants.
The man growing the popular Southern food said a helicopter woke him up Wednesday and then he had deputies show up at his door. Continue reading “Okra mistaken for pot in man’s garden”
Bloomberg – by Lorraine Woellert
The U.S. jobless rate declined to a six-year low of 5.9 percent in September and employers in the U.S. added more workers than projected, signs of more vigor in the labor market that will help sustain faster economic growth.
The 248,000 gain in payrolls followed a 180,000 August increase that was bigger than previously estimated, the Labor Department reported in Washington. The median forecast of economists in a Bloomberg survey called for a 215,000 advance. The unemployment rate fell to the lowest level since July 2008 from 6.1 percent. Continue reading “Jobless Rate in U.S. Falls to 5.9%, Lowest Since July 2008”
The Boston Marathon bombing is much more important than has been acknowledged, principally because it is the major domestic national security event since 9-11 and has played a major role in expanding the power of the security state. For that reason, WhoWhatWhy is continuing to investigate troubling aspects of this story and the establishment media treatment of it. So even as it slips from the headlines, we will be exploring new elements of the story regularly as the trial of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev approaches. Continue reading “Boston Update: FBI War On Marathon Bombing Witnesses Continues”
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I have discovered, quite by accident, that both France and Germany are CENSORING videos that have to do with the Ebola agenda (Bill Gates, patents, depopulation etc…) or stories exposing the elites plans and other subjects they do not want you to see!
I use a VPN service (Witopia) which permits me to exchange my computer’s IP address for one from a list of dozens of foreign countries, so it appears that I am surfing or doing my banking from that country. Continue reading “France and Germany CENSORING Videos on Ebola and Elite plans!”
FUKUSHIMA — The government on Wednesday lifted its evacuation advisory for part of the town of Kawauchi which lies within 20 kilometers of the stricken Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.
Environment Ministry officials said that radiation cleanup has concluded in the eastern part of the town, NTV reported.
Prior to the March 11, 2011 nuclear disaster, Kawauchi’s population was 3,000. Continue reading “Evacuation advisory lifted for part of town near Fukushima nuclear plant”
Longtime NASWA member and former columnist T.J. “Skip” Arey N2EI has decided to make his book RADIO MONITORING A HOW TO GUIDE freely available under a Creative Commons license. NASWA is happy to provide you with this hobby classic free of charge.
On Thursday evening, President Barack Obama promised Hispanic leaders executive amnesty and vowed that he will not give up his fight for permanent amnesty for illegal immigrants. However, he also conceded that more work needed to be done to win public support because the American people do not support such legislation.
Speaking at the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Dinner, Obama said he would enact his executive amnesty between the November elections and the end of this year and reiterated that it “was not a question of if but when.” Continue reading “Obama Urges Latinos to Help Reverse Public Opposition to Amnesty”
Breitbart – by ILDEFONSO ORTIZ
RIO GRANDE CITY, Texas — A Texas father will soon be reunited with his daughter 12 years after the girl’s mother allegedly kidnapped her and took her to Mexico from where U.S. federal agents working alongside their Mexican counterparts were able to rescue her.
Court records obtained by Breitbart Texas show that 44 year-old Dora Marie Llorens was formally charged on Wednesday of one count of aggravated kidnapping for the April 2002 abduction of her daughter Sabrina Allen who was only 4-years-old at the time. The child was allegedly taken by Llorens during a weekend visit. Continue reading “Texas Girl Rescued After Getting Kidnapped and Taken To Mexico 12 Years Ago”
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