RT

Turkey’s president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, said his government would ensure that the Turkish people’s “call” to reinstate the death penalty in wake of the failed coup is heard despite the EU’s warning that it would bring accession talks to a halt.

In a Monday interview with a German broadcaster ARD, Erdogan pledged to follow up on his promise to reintroduce capital punishment if such a request is submitted by the country’s parliament, saying the government could not ignore the will of the people.   Continue reading “Erdogan says Turkish people want death penalty reintroduced, slams EU for ‘inaction’”

Sun Sentinel

The downtown Miami Police Department headquarters was evacuated because of a suspicious package that investigators quickly found contained no explosives.

The all-clear was given Tuesday less than two hours after the package was spotted outside the building about 10 a.m.   Continue reading “Miami Police station evacuated after suspicious package found”

Go Healthy Next – by Eileen Dufree, N.C.

Inflammation, stress, diabetes, and cancer – these are just some of the health conditions that are commonly found today.  Nearly everyone deals with variations of health issues during their lives, whether they are directly affected themselves, or know a friend or family member who suffers.  It does not help that humans continue to contaminate their insides with corrupted food sources. Many people want to try to eat healthy, but pesticides, parasites, bacteria and viruses found among fresh produce, for example, can make otherwise nutritious food harmful.  These contaminants need to be removed from food before human consumption if there is any hope to restore or maintain optimal health.    Continue reading “The common problem with low oxygen.”

Washington Post – by Jennifer Rubin

Sen. Lindsey O. Graham (R-S.C.) sounded irate in a brief phone interview Monday afternoon with Right Turn. His subcommittee, with strong bipartisan support, has already passed legislation to hike military aid to Israel from $3.1 billion to $3.4 billion for 2017. But as has been reported in Israeli papers, the administration — with one more kick in Israel’s shins before President Obama leaves office — has told Israel there will be no increase this year or in a new 10-year memorandum of understanding (MOU). Moreover, the long-standing offshore procurement (OSP) agreement that allows Israel to purchase a significant percentage of its defense equipment from Israeli companies may get nixed or squeezed.   Continue reading “Sen. Lindsey Graham: ‘No time to nickel and dime Israel’”

Judicial Watch

(Washington DC)—Judicial Watch announced today that it has obtained records from the U.S. Secret Service and the Department of the Air Force detailing the costs of Obama’s trip to attend the 2015 Paris Climate Change Conference.  Secret Service charges for Obama and his staff to attend the Conference cost taxpayers $1,324,171.60.  Flight expenses cost $1,652,124.60, bringing the total expenditure for the conference to at least $2,976,296.20.  To date, Obama’s known travel expenses total $82,606,703.13   Continue reading “Obama Attendance at Paris Climate Change Conference Cost Taxpayers $2,976,296.20”

Drudge Report

PHILADELPHIA — A new Clinton administration would pursue a bill to legalize illegal immigrants in “the first 100 days” of her tenure, vice presidential candidate Tim Kaine told Spanish-language network Telemundo in an interview Monday, presenting a deep contrast with Republicans.

Mr. Kaine also predicted that House Republicans, who stopped President Obama’s last bid for legalization in 2013, will reverse themselves next year and said House Speaker Paul D. Ryan will lead the GOP to embrace legalization.   Continue reading “Tim Kaine promises bill to legalize illegal immigrants in ‘first 100 days’”

Bloomberg – by Jonathan Crawford

A joint expedition by India and the U.S. discovered a major deposit of natural gas in the Indian Ocean, offering the potential to significantly expand energy production in a region that’s currently a big importer.

India’s Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas and the U.S. Geological Survey struck a large, highly enriched deposit of natural gas hydrate — an icy form of the fuel — in the Bay of Bengal off the country’s east coast, potentially the first producible reserve of its kind in the waters, the U.S. agency said in a statement Monday.   Continue reading “India, U.S. Discover Major Natural Gas Reserve in Indian Ocean”

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Tax Revolution Institute – by Guillermo Jimenez

On Thursday, July 14, Tax Revolution Institute (TRI) Executive Director Dan Johnson appeared on Robin Koerner’s Blue Republican Radio to share more details on TRI’s initiative to conduct the first-ever independent audit of the IRS.

“We’re going to audit the people who audit you,” Johnson told Koerner from the convention hall of FreedomFest 2016 in Las Vegas, Nevada.   Continue reading “Why We Need to Audit the IRS”

CNBC

Just days before a big race, an up-and-coming Nascar team suddenly found the crew chief’s laptop going haywire and all the team’s critical files locked up.

The team was the victim of a ransomware attack, a type of virus that locks up computer files until money is paid.

“A message popped up that said my files had all been encrypted. … The only way to get it back is to pay a ransom,” said Dave Winston, the crew chief for Circle Sport-Leavine Family Racing.
Continue reading “Holy bitcoin, they’ve locked up my computer”

MassPrivateI

Nearly 1,500 people were arrested earlier this year, because they were put on a police ‘Strategic Subject List‘ (SSL). The SSL was formerly called the ‘Heat List‘ which started in 2013. (SSL is just another term for Predictive Policing)

According to CBS Chicago police are using an algorithm to predict who’ll commit a crime in the future!    Continue reading “Citizens arrested before they commit FUTURE CRIMES receive ‘enhanced prosecution’”

RT

A doctor has been killed after being shot by a gunman who subsequently killed himself at a university clinic in Berlin. Police say the situation in the southwest of the capital is now under control and is not related to terrorism.

The incident happened at the Benjamin Franklin Clinic, located in the Steglitz district, at around 11:00 GMT.    Continue reading “Gunman shoots dead doctor at Berlin clinic, not terrorist related – police”

Mail.com

SAGAMIHARA, Japan (AP) — A young Japanese man went on a stabbing rampage Tuesday at a facility for the mentally disabled where he had been fired, officials said, killing 19 people months after he gave a letter to Parliament outlining the bloody plan and saying all disabled people should be put to death.

When he was done, Kanagawa prefectural authorities said, 26-year-old Satoshi Uematsu had left dead or injured nearly a third of the almost 150 patients at the facility in a matter of 40 minutes in the early Tuesday attack. It is Japan’s deadliest mass killing in decades. The fire department said 25 were wounded, 20 of them seriously.   Continue reading “Letter foretold Japan rampage that killed 19 disabled people”

Fox News

PARIS –  Two attackers slit the throat of an 84-year-old priest and critically injured at least one other person early Tuesday in a church near the Normandy city of Rouen before being shot and killed by police, a French security official said.

The priest, identified by Sky News as Jacques Hamel, was dead at the scene, and another person, possibly a nun, was clinging to life, Interior Ministry spokesman Pierre-Henry Brandet said.   Continue reading “Priest murdered, hostages taken during Mass at French church”

ProPublica – by Charles Ornstein

When the federal government takes the rare step of fining medical providers for violating the privacy and security of patients’ medical information, it issues a press release andposts details on the web.

But thousands of times a year, the Office for Civil Rights of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services resolves complaints about possible violations of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act quietly, outside public view. It sends letters reminding providers of their legal obligations, advising them on how to fix purported problems, and, sometimes, prodding them to make voluntary changes.   Continue reading “The Secret Documents That Detail How Patients’ Privacy is Breached”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Clinton Cash, a feature documentary based on the Peter Schweizer book, has been posted to YouTube for all to view free just in time for the DNC.  Clinton Cash investigates how Bill and Hillary Clinton went from being “dead broke” after leaving the White House to amassing a net worth of over $150 million, with over $2 billion in donations to their foundation.  This wealth was accumulated during Mrs. Clinton’s tenure as Secretary of State through lucrative speaking fees and contracts paid for by foreign companies and Clinton Foundation donors.   Continue reading “Clinton Cash: “Devastating” Documentary Reveals How Clintons Went From “Dead Broke” To Mega Wealthy”

Free Thought Project – by Claire Bernish

United States — A spectacular implosion has beset the Democratic Party following the Wikileaks release of memos and emails proving, well, just about every accusation from independent media and Sanders supporters made throughout the past year — many of which had been mocked publicly as conspiracies by party insiders.

In the latest jaw-dropper over the nearly 20,000-document leak deserving of the title, DNC-Gate, already-loathed Democratic National Committee Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz — shamed into resignation from decisive evidence of party collusion with corporate presstitutes against Sanders, among multiple other once-conspiracies — has been dutifully scooped up in an act of mordant hubris by none other than her teflon idol, Hillary Clinton.   Continue reading “Proving She Can Do Anything She Wants, Clinton Hires Disgraced DNC Chair for Own Campaign”