RT

The US military has used its GBU-43/B Massive Ordnance Air Blast Bomb (MOAB), nicknamed “the mother of all bombs,” for the first time in combat. The US Air Force used it in Afghanistan to target Islamic State tunnels and personnel.

The 21,000-pound (9,525 kg) bomb was dropped in the Achin district of the Nangarhar province in eastern Afghanistan.   Continue reading “US drops largest non-nuclear bomb on Afghanistan, first time used in combat”

NBC News – by Katherine Creag

The bodies of four males, all described as having suffered “significant trauma,” were discovered in a park in a Long Island neighborhood that has for years contended with a growing problem of gang violence.

The victims, whose ages and identities were not immediately released, were found in the Central Islip Recreation Village Park near Lowell Avenue and Clayton Street in Central Islip, authorities said.   Continue reading “4 Males Found Dead in Park on Long Island”

Washington Post – by Thomas Gibbons-Neff

U.S.-led aircraft accidentally bombed friendly Syrian forces fighting the Islamic State in northern Syria on Tuesday, killing 18, the Pentagon said Thursday. The April 11 bombing marks the worst confirmed friendly-fire incident in the nearly three-year-old war against the terrorist group.

The U.S.-led coalition said in a statement that the airstrike was requested by “partnered forces” near the town of Tabqa who accidentally targeted a group of Kurdish and Arab fighters known as the Syrian Democratic Forces, or SDF. The partnered forces believed that the SDF’s position belonged to the Islamic State, the statement said.   Continue reading “U.S.-led coalition accidentally bombs Syrian allies, killing 18”

The Newspaper

New Miami, Ohio will do anything to keep from paying back the $3 million in speed camera tickets illegally issued by Optotraffic, the town’s vendor. Butler County Judge Michael A. Oster Jr will speak to the parties in the case next Wednesday after having put a temporary halt to enforcement of his February judgment (view ruling).   Continue reading “Ohio Town Fights To Avoid $3.4 Million Speed Camera Refund”

MassPrivateI

The American police state, is classifying alleged domestic violence offenders using a school grading system from A-D. ‘A’ being the most likely to re-offend and ‘D’ being the least likely to re-offend.

According to the Hollywood Police Department (HPD) their ‘Offender Focused Domestic Violence Initiative’ (OFDVI) program is the first of its kind in Florida.   Continue reading “Police create new ‘domestic violence’ watch list which exempts officers”

Charlotte Observer – by Greg Hadley

An Oklahoman congressman is under fire after he seemingly dismissed the notion that his constituents pay for him to go to Congress, calling the idea “bullcrap” in a viral video making the rounds on social media.

Markwayne Mullin, speaking at a town hall Tuesday in Jay, Oklahoma, was responding to a question from the audience when he responded to a claim that constituents pay for him to work in Congress.   Continue reading “Congressman tells angry constituents the idea that they pay his salary is ‘bullcrap’”

Yahoo News – by Ian Simpson

(Reuters) – A groundbreaking black jurist who became the first Muslim woman to serve as a U.S. judge was found dead in New York’s Hudson River on Wednesday, police said.

Sheila Abdus-Salaam, a 65-year-old associate judge of New York’s highest court, was found floating off Manhattan’s west side at about 1:45 p.m. EDT (1545 GMT), a police spokesman said.   Continue reading “United States’ first female Muslim judge found dead in Hudson River”

Tech Dirt – by Tim Cushing

It appears the DOJ will no longer be in the business of policing the police. A memo issued by every cop’s new best friend, Attorney General Jeff Sessions, states the DOJ will be doing more to empower police and will conduct fewer civil rights investigations of law enforcement agencies. On one hand, it makes sense to have the locals handle their own problems. On the other hand, the locals have repeatedly shown a willingness to ignore abusive policing until the feds are forced to step in.   Continue reading “City Officials Step Up After DOJ Told To Stop Worrying About Civil Rights Violations By Law Enforcement Agencies”

CBC News – by Muriel Draaisma

York Regional Police used a helicopter and a canine unit over the weekend to prove to three teenage boys at Canada’s Wonderland that crime does not pay … not even in candy.

The youths were arrested Saturday after allegedly stealing the sweet treats from the Toronto-area amusement park.

“These kids definitely learned a lesson on that night,” Const. Andy Pattenden said in an interview Tuesday.
Continue reading “Police release helicopter video of 3 teens arrested in candy store theft at Canada’s Wonderland”

Activist Post – by Catherine Frompovich

The entire population of the United States of America, 325,938,309 as of Monday, April 10, 2017 [1], now lives within, and under the control and mandates of, a federally-declared and ‘imperially-mandated’ religious belief system impacting everyone, especially when it comes to preventive health issues, I contend.  “How so,” readers probably are asking?

The current “vaccine-mandate” police state is just one example confirming that status!   Continue reading “The Vaccine-Religion-Police State Created By U.S. Bureaucratic Decrees”

Free Thought Project – by Jack Burns

As further evidence the United States is inching dangerously toward armed conflict with Russian, China, and Iran, the actual term “World War III” is being searched on the Internet at an all-time historic high. Google began tracking trending topics in 2004. Since that time, the term hasn’t drawn very much of the world’s attention, with the exception of years 2006, 2015, and now, 2017.   Continue reading “Sign of the Times: Google Searches for ‘World War 3’ Hit Highest Peak EVER”

The Daily Sheeple – by Piper McGowin

People are completely fed up with flying at this point.

It’s something many people feel they have to do to get to where they need to go fast enough, but the whole process has become a cross between watching a circus car falling apart in slow motion in a Looney Tunes-esque fashion (with literal clowns) and a DMV line that’s three times longer with a lot more molestation (courtesy of the TSA and their foreign counterparts who have to pat down toddlers in wheelchairs because… turrurrism).
Continue reading “People Have Been Printing off GIANT Boarding Passes as a Prank”

BBC News

US President Donald Trump has said Nato is “no longer obsolete”, reversing a stance that had alarmed allies.

Hosting Nato Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg at the White House, Mr Trump said the threat of terrorism had underlined the alliance’s importance.

He called on Nato to do more to help Iraqi and Afghan “partners”.
Continue reading “Trump says Nato ‘no longer obsolete’”

The Daily Sheeple – by Daniel Lang

Once again, academia proves itself to be a hotbed of delusional communists, who seek to warp the minds of the young with propaganda.

MIT Press, a publisher affiliated with the world renown Massachusetts Institute of Technology, recently published a children’s book titled “Communism for Kids.” Its content is every bit as asinine as the title suggests. According to the book’s description:   Continue reading “MIT Press Publishes Children’s Book Titled “Communism for Kids””

Reuters

Police have arrested a suspect in the murder of an Illinois judge shot outside his home on Chicago’s South Side this week in what police believe was a targeted robbery, officials said on Wednesday.

Joshua Smith, 37, was charged with the murder of Raymond Myles, who was killed early on Monday, police said. A woman was also wounded in the incident, but is expected to recover fully.   Continue reading “Suspect charged in Illinois judge’s murder; not believed to have acted alone”