Mail.com

SEATTLE (AP) — The suspect in the fatal shooting of a Tacoma officer has been shot and killed by police after a lengthy barricade situation, authorities said early Thursday. Pierce County Sheriff’s Department spokesman Ed Troyer says the suspect was shot at approximately 3:30 a.m. Thursday, ending an 11-hour standoff. The suspect has not been identified.

Troyer said the suspect refused to surrender during negotiations with officials, and that the man was using two children as human shields. Troyer says a girl and a boy, found unharmed, were taken from the house. He said multiple weapons were found in the house.  Continue reading “Police: Suspect in Tacoma officer’s death shot and killed”

WFAA

PLANO — It’s not the chore Carolyn Chaufty had on her list for Tuesday.

The Plano resident used a razor blade to scrape away the sticker that had been placed on her mailbox. She’s not the only one in her Hunters Ridge neighborhood in Plano that has it.

“It’s not like it’s just happening on one street,” said David Tilley, with Plano Police Department. “We’re getting multiple streets reporting.”   Continue reading “Mysterious stickers placed on residents’ mailboxes spurs concern in Plano”

Life News – by Steven Ertelt

Yesterday, Kellogg Co., which manufactures popular breakfast cereals and other products, decided to pull its advertising from Brietbart News, which reports conservative news — including pro-life news. The company claimed the web site’s conservative readers are not “aligned with our values as a company.”

“We regularly work with our media-buying partners to ensure our ads do not appear on sites that aren’t aligned with our values as a company,” said Kellogg’s spokesman Kris Charles. “We recently reviewed the list of sites where our ads can be placed and decided to discontinue advertising on Breitbart.com. We are working to remove ads from that site.”   Continue reading “Kelloggs Pulls Ads From Pro-Life News Web Site: It’s “Not Aligned With Our Values as a Company””

Yahoo News

A man who discovered a real-life pot of gold was captured on surveillance video apparently stealing it from the back of an armored truck in broad daylight. The aluminum pail was filled with 86 pounds of gold flakes, worth an estimated $1.6 million.

The alleged theft happened earlier this fall in midtown Manhattan, on Sept. 29 at about 4:30 p.m., according to a news release from the New York Police Department on Tuesday.

Continue reading “Man Walks Off With $1.6 Million Pot of Gold in Apparent Theft Caught on Camera”

Washington Examiner – by Paul Bedard

The new implementation of EPA rules on heavy trucks has boosted the 10-year regulatory burden on America past $1 trillion, 75 percent of which have been imposed by the Obama administration.

That amounts to a one-time charge of $3,080 per person, or an annual cost of $540, according to a new analysis from American Action Forum.   Continue reading “New EPA rules push regulatory costs past $1 trillion, $3,080 per person”

Press TV

A shooting incident in the US city of Baltimore has left two people dead and four others injured.

On Wednesday night, an unidentified gunman shot dead two men, left a third fighting for his life and shot three other people in northwest Baltimore, according to police. The shooter is at large.   Continue reading “Six people shot, two fatally, in Baltimore shooting spree: Police”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Charlotte, NC — The Charlotte police officer who killed Keith Lamont Scott will not be charged. In a news conference on Wednesday, R. Andrew Murray, the Mecklenburg County district attorney, said he was “entirely convinced” that Police Officer Brentley Vinson “was lawful in using deadly force.”

The controversial shooting of Scott in September of this year lead to a massive uprising of protesters and riots and news of the lack of charges will almost certainly bring more of the same.   Continue reading “Cop Who Shot Keith Scott on Video Will Not Be Charged”

Free Thought Project – by Claire Bernish

As part of the Morton County Sheriff’s Department’s effort to quash the movement camped in opposition to construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline, national chain ACE hardware stores have been instructed by law enforcement not to sell any incendiary devices — that includes propane tanks Standing Rock Sioux water protectors partially rely on for heat in the bitter winter conditions.

In other words, law enforcement has effectively quashed the sale of potentially life-saving supplies to those encamped at Standing Rock as bitter winter conditions grip the Oceti Sakowin and other camps.   Continue reading “Sheriff’s Dept Demands ACE Hardware Stop Selling Heating Supplies to Water Protectors, ACE Complies”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Following chatter that former Alaska governor Sarah Palin was in line for Interior Secretary, ABC News reports that President-Elect Trump is considering her to lead Veterans Affairs.   Continue reading “Trump Reportedly Considering Sarah Palin To Run Veterans’ Affairs”

ABC 11

RALEIGH (WTVD) — A Raleigh police officer was shot Wednesday afternoon at an apartment complex on University Court off Lake Dam Road near Lake Johnson.

It happened around 2:45 p.m. as officers responded to a burglary call.

Police said a suspect was also shot.   Continue reading “Raleigh Police Officer Shot Responding To Burglary Call”

Amadon Fidelis

“The government of the United States, as established by the U.S. Constitution in 1789, was effectively abolished by the 14th Amendment.”

Were any of you taught this in school? ever?:

The 14th Amendment WAS NEVER RATIFIED back in 1868!  Due to the blatantly unconstitutional machinations of the 40th Congress, the 14th Amendment did not legitimately meet with the required Constitutional ratification process, and it was NEVER SIGNED by President Andrew Johnson.   Continue reading “14th Amendment is actually ILLEGAL as it was never RATIFIED!”

Washington Examiner – by Paul Bedard

The Department of Health and Human Services is raiding several of its accounts, including money for Medicare, the Ryan White AIDS/HIV program and those for cancer and flu research to cover a shortfall in housing illegal youths pouring over the border at a rate of 255 a day.

HHS is trying to come up with $167 million to fund the Office of Refugee Resettlement that is accepting the youths, according to the Center for Immigration Studies.   Continue reading “Feds cut $167 million in domestic programs to house, feed illegals for just 1 month”