My Way News – by MICHAEL BIESECKER

WASHINGTON (AP) — A new policy allows the Secret Service to use intrusive cellphone-tracking technology without a warrant if there’s believed to be a nonspecific threat to the president or another protected person.

Homeland Security Assistant Secretary Seth M. Stodder described to a House subcommittee Wednesday the department’s policy on the use of cell-site simulators.   Continue reading “Secret Service allowed to use warrantless cellphone tracking”

MassPrivateI

Police and businesses are working together to ticket citizens for obeying the law!

Chapel Hill, North Carolina police were set to ticket citizens under the “GOOD TICKET” initiative which allegedly rewarded citizens who obey the law(s).

“It’s a good opportunity to thank those for following the law,” Chapel Hill Police Lt. Celisa Lehew said. Continue reading “Police ticket citizens for good behavior while businesses profit”

The Daily Sheeple

The decision came just 24 hours after Ahmed met with President Obama.

Via The Washington Post:

The 14-year-old Texas boy who was arrested for bringing to school a homemade clock that authorities said resembled a bomb will soon be living in Qatar. Continue reading “Clock Kid Ahmed and Fam Suddenly Moving to Qatar”

New York Daily News – by Tobias Salinger

A gunman who shot an Albuquerque, N.M., police officer multiple times in a traffic stop Wednesday night has been arrested, police said.

Police believe the man opened fire on the officer around 7:45 p.m. after a struggle near a Walgreen’s at Central Ave. and Eubank Blvd. in the southeastern section of the city, Albuquerque Police Chief Gorden Eden said at a news conference late Wednesday.   Continue reading “Gunman who shot Albuquerque police officer multiple times in traffic stop captured as officer fights for his life: police”

WTKR – by MARISSA JASEK

Chesapeake, Va. – A Chesapeake park ranger was caught on camera pointing his pistol at a couple. It was a confrontation that started because the couple left a city park after closing time.

“I was hoping he wasn’t going to shoot at us,” says Dylan Newton, who recorded a 7-minute video of the ranger. “With all the things going on in the media with cops using excessive force and all these videos coming out like that’s the only thing running through my head like I’m going to be one of these people.”   Continue reading “Chesapeake park ranger caught on camera pointing pistol at couple leaving park past closing time”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

The main reason why Japan has been able to successfully push the 2011 Fukushima nuclear power plant disaster far out of the public eye, is for the simple reason that the tragic fallout from said disaster would take many years to materialize: after all, it takes a long time between the initial irradiation to the first cancer symptoms, to the sad terminal outcome.

However, for the biggest, and most criminal, cover up by a Japanese government in recent history, the irradiated chickens are coming home to roost and earlier today Japan finally acknowledged the first “possible casualty” from radiation at the wrecked Fukushima nuclear power plant, a worker who was diagnosed with cancer after the crisis broke out in 2011.   Continue reading “Japan’s Fukushima Lies Blow Up With Admission Of First Radiation Cancer Casualty”

The Daily Sheeple – by Joshua Krause

After Dylann Roof killed 9 people attending a black church in South Carolina, it seemed liked the whole country went on a campaign to stamp out the Confederate flag. It didn’t matter that the majority of Americans who revere that flag hold no racist inclinations. In our country, if one person does something crazy or stupid, everyone must suffer for it.   Continue reading “Virginia Drivers Refuse to Hand Over Confederate License Plates”

Don’t bring a knife to a gun fight with the cops.

CBC

Toronto Transit Commission video footage that captured a teen being fatally shot on a streetcar by a police officer was shown for the first time ever in Superior Court in Toronto on Wednesday.

Four cameras on a Dundas West streetcar captured the incident that took place just after midnight on July 26, 2013. Const. James Forcillo, 32, is facing charges of second-degree murder and attempted murder in the death of Sammy Yatim, 18, who was shot eight times on the streetcar.   Continue reading “Toronto Transit Commission video footage that captured a teen being fatally shot”

Yahoo News – by MARY HUDETZ and BOB SEAVEY

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — Police charged a man with murder Wednesday night in the road-rage killing of a 4-year-old girl, who was shot in the backseat of her father’s truck after he picked her up from school — a death that horrified the public.

Tony Torrez, 32, was arrested Wednesday and also charged with a series of weapons violations in the death of Lilly Garcia.   Continue reading “Man charged with murder in road-rage killing of girl, 4”

The Telegraph

Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, was accused of inciting violence against Palestinians and “trivialising” the Holocaust after he claimed it was the Palestinian Mufti of Jerusalem who convinced Hitler to exterminate the Jews.

Speaking at the World Zionist Congress in Jerusalem, Mr Netanyahu said Haj Amin al-Husseini, who served as the grand mufti from 1921 to 1948, “had a central role in fomenting the final solution” by telling Hitler to kill the Jews.

Continue reading “Netanyahu causes uproar by blaming Palestinians for Holocaust”

New Hampshire Business Review – by Bob Sanders

Sturm, Ruger & Co. is getting into the ammunition business for the first time, partnering with a Georgia company to produce what it calls a “revolutionary bullet” that “changes everything you know about ammo.”

Ruger, which is headquartered in Connecticut but has a major facility in Newport, will be putting its brand on bullets produced by Savannah-based PolyCase Ammunition LLC for a .45-caliber handgun and .38-caliber pistol. PolyCase has a pending patent on its process, which injects a dense polymer copper matrix into a mold. The resulting bullet in the PolyCase Ruger ARX line has several advantages over the traditional metal jacket bullet, according the company’s website, most notably that it’s cheaper and faster to produce with very little waste and doesn’t contain lead.   Continue reading “Ruger enters ammo business with ‘revolutionary’ technology”

Pew Research Center – by Drew DeSilver

Amid all the coverage of House Republicans’ unruly efforts to select a speaker who can command broad support from their fractious ranks, one name keeps coming up: theHouse Freedom Caucus. But what, exactly, is the House Freedom Caucus?

Pew Research Center has confirmed the identities of 36 Freedom Caucus members through representatives’ public statements, their comments to the media or their offices’ direct responses. A handful of other House members who reportedly belong to the group could not be confirmed. (The communications director for Rep. Darrell Issa of California, for example, said he could neither confirm nor deny Issa’s membership in the caucus.)   Continue reading “What is the House Freedom Caucus, and who’s in it?”

Wall Street Journal – by SIOBHAN HUGHES and KRISTINA PETERSON

WASHINGTON—In setting conditions on a run for the speakership, Rep. Paul Ryan (R., Wis.) is turning the tables on the hard-line House Freedom Caucus, which had laid out its own demands for the next speaker—but now must choose whether to endorse him or risk prolonging the chaos that has engulfed the House for almost a month.

The struggle is expected to play out over the next few days, given Mr. Ryan’s statement Tuesday that before he would run, various caucuses in the House Republican conference would have to endorse him by Friday, including the centrist Tuesday group and the Republican Study Committee, a larger caucus of conservatives within the House GOP.   Continue reading “Paul Ryan Confronts Dissident GOP Conservatives in Offer to Be House Speaker”

WSWS – by Jean Shaoul

An angry Jewish mob lynched an unarmed Eritrean migrant worker in the southern city of Beer Sheba after an Israeli security guard repeatedly shot him on Sunday. The crowd cursed and kicked him, chanting, “Death to Arabs!” “Arabs out!” and “Am Israel Hai!” (“The people of Israel still live”).

The murder underscores the noxious atmosphere of xenophobia, racism and fear that Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu has stoked up in a bid to deflect rising social discontent among Jewish Israelis, whose living conditions are in many cases only marginally better than those of the Palestinians. At the last elections, Netanyahu urged Jewish Israelis to vote, saying that “swarms of Arabs” were going to the polling stations.   Continue reading “Israel: Racist mob lynches migrant as violence intensifies”

The Hill – by Jordain Carney

Senate Democrats on Tuesday blocked legislation to crack down on cities that don’t comply with federal immigration law.

Senators voted 54-45 on a measure to end debate on legislation from Sen. David Vitter. Sixty votes were needed to overcome the procedural hurdle and move toward a vote on the bill itself.   Continue reading “Senate Dems block ‘sanctuary cities’ bill”

The Intellihub – by Alex Thomas

In what will go down as one of the most disgusting, hate filled articles ever published on the hard left clickbait rag Salon.com, an author and liberal college professor has written a piece that calls for all gun owners to be shot. 

No, you did not read that incorrectly and this is not hyperbole.

The article, written by Coppin State University teacher D. Watkins, not only calls for all gun owners to be shot but also ridiculously compares them to slaveholders while claiming that there is no legitimate reason to own a weapon.   Continue reading “Liberal Professor compares law-abiding gun owners to slaveholders, calls for them to be shot”

Truthstream Media – by Aaron and Melissa Dykes

“Seeing” and “hearing” haven’t been equal to “believing” for a long time.

Some people have claimed that Project Blue Beam — a government conspiracy to attempt to instill a New World Order by making the masses believe in a technologically simulated second coming of Christ — was completely made up and has no real basis in reality.   Continue reading “Project Blue Beam: Yes, the Gov’t Researched Projecting Holograms of God as a Mass Psyop”