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MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. (KGO) — Police arrested a man accused of being drunk and knocking down a robot that was built to prevent crime near Terra Bella and Linda Vista Avenue in Mountain View.

The 300-pound robot named K5 spins and occasionally whistles, so it’s hard to understand why someone would want to knock it down.   Continue reading “Police: Drunk Man Knocked Down 300-Pound Robot In Mountain View”

Science Alert – by Jacinta Bowler

It’s something that wouldn’t be out of place in a sci-fi movie – a lamb inside a plastic bag with tubes and fluids helping it grow.

But researchers have shown it’s possible to nurture and protect lambs in late stages of gestation inside an artificial womb; technology which could become a lifesaver for many premature human babies in just a few years.   Continue reading “Researchers Have Successfully Grown Premature Lambs in an Artificial Womb”

To be truly prepared, it’s important that you can defend yourself, your family, and your property against two as well as four-legged predators. In light of recent world events, self-defense and security should be at the core of your emergency planning.

A multitude of weapons and strategies are available to you for self-defense and any good SHTF plan will incorporate a wide range of these into it. In this article, we will focus on the type of gun you need and on the factors you need to consider.   Continue reading “Which Type of Gun Do You Need?”

RT

Three Islamic State terrorists have reportedly been killed by a stampeding herd of wild boars during a failed attempt to set up an ambush in Northern Iraq.

According to Iraqi News, the trio of militants were killed on Sunday night after an altercation with the wild beasts in southern Kirkuk. Quoting local sources, The Times reports that the boars also injured a further five militants in the bitterly contested area.  Continue reading “Rampaging wild boars kill 3 ISIS terrorists in Iraq”

Mail.com

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump is proposing tax cuts for individuals and businesses even as Washington struggles with mounting debt and the populist president tries to make good on promises to bring jobs and prosperity to the middle class.

Trump is scheduled Wednesday to unveil the broad outlines of a tax overhaul that would provide massive tax cuts to businesses big and small. The top tax rate for individuals would be cut by a few percentage points, from 39.6 percent to the “mid-30s,” said an official with knowledge of the plan.   Continue reading “Massive Trump tax cuts face big hurdles as debt mounts”

Mail.com

NEW YORK (AP) — Internet companies are readying for a showdown with telecoms and a Republican-controlled government over a policy near and dear to their hearts: net neutrality. Net neutrality basically prevents broadband providers from playing favorites or steering users toward (or away from) particular internet sites. Under rules enacted during the Obama administration, the likes of Comcast and Verizon — which offer their own video services they’d very much like subscribers to use — can’t slow down Netflix, can’t block YouTube, and can’t charge Spotify extra to stream faster than Pandora.   Continue reading “Internet firms winding up for a fight on ‘net neutrality’”

Mail.com

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — For the third time in two months, a federal judge has knocked down an immigration order by President Donald Trump and used Trump’s own language against him. In a ruling on Tuesday, U.S. District Judge William Orrick quoted Trump to support his decision to block the president’s order to withhold funding from “sanctuary cities” that do not cooperate with U.S. immigration officials.

Trump called the sanctuary cities order a “weapon” against communities that disagree with his preferred immigration policy, Orrick said. The judge also cited a February interview in which he said the president threatened to cut off funding to California, saying the state “in many ways is out of control.”   Continue reading “Judge cites Trump’s comment in ‘sanctuary city’ ruling”

Mad World News – by Alisha Rich

A thug recently barged into a Cleveland, Ohio, convenience store and demanded money. Apparently, the clerk was taking too long to gather up the cash, and the thief grew impatient. However, after causing a loud ruckus over the clerk’s pace, nothing prepared the thug for what was now lurking behind him and eventually led to his arrest.

The thug, later identified as Frederick Thornton, entered the Convenient Food Mart with every intention to rob the place. As he hid his identity with a simple surgical mask, he walked right over to the cash register and demanded the clerk hand over the money. However, Thornton quickly became aggravated with the clerk’s slow pace and “smacked his gun against the register,” demanding the money be handed to him more quickly, according to Breitbart.   Continue reading “Thug Tries To Rob Store, But He Should Have Looked Over His Shoulder”

Health Nut News – by Erin Elizabeth

I’m truly sorry to report that there is another missing holistic doctor. I wonder how many we need to lose before the entire world starts to demand answers?

Dr Towery has quite an impressive resume as a chiropractor and an acupuncturist with advanced training well beyond that. (source cited at bottom of page)

Here’s an update, written today, just minutes after I spoke to the  the Goliad County Sheriff Department’s. This is from their Facebook page (linked below).   Continue reading “Nationwide Search For Missing Holistic Doctor Continues”

Free Thought Project – by Jack Burns

Gaithersburg, MD — Guns Loaded? Check… Extra Ammunition? Check… Bullet-proof protective vests? Check… Right home address? Uh oh! In yet another SWAT Team flub, a home has been raided, and its occupants beaten. However, once again, the police went to the wrong address.

The Carroll County Sheriff’s Office in Gaithersburg admits they got it all wrong when they burst into Israel Orellana’s home in Montgomery County. Orellana has the same name as the man police were searching for in a gun theft case. But still, incredibly, Carroll County got a warrant to search the wrong address. Worse yet, the group of people gathered in the home were church goers who were spending the night socializing and praying.   Continue reading “SWAT Mistakes Prayer Group for Gun Thieves, Raid Wrong Home, Detain 14yo Girl in Bathroom”

The Hill – by Joe Conchca

Fox News anchor Heather Nauert has been hired by the State Department to be its spokeswoman.

Nauert, 47, has been a news anchor on “Fox & Friends” since 2012 and has been with Fox News and local New York Fox affiliate Fox 5 for most of the past 20 years, save for a two-year stint at ABC News from 2005-2007.    Continue reading “‘Fox & Friends’ anchor to be State spokeswoman”

Salon – by Heather Digby Parton

It was entirely predictable that as soon as President Donald Trump decided to drop some bombs on a Middle Eastern country, the neoconservative claque that had rejected him during the election would slither back into the GOP orbit. It’s true that Trump himself had nixed the appointment of Elliott Abrams, the man the Republican establishment had chosen to be Rex Tillerson’s right-hand man. That rejection had some people hopeful that Steve Bannon (whom Abrams blamed) would at least prove useful in keeping architects of the GOP’s tragic adventures in Central America and the Middle East out of this White House.   Continue reading “Neocons ride again! With Paul Wolfowitz whispering in Trump’s ear — and claiming Iraq was not a failure — what fresh hell awaits?”

New York Times – by Nicholas Fandos

WASHINGTON — President Trump has selected Randolph D. Alles, a retired Marine Corps general and acting deputy commissioner of Customs and Border Protection, to lead the Secret Service, the White House announced on Tuesday.

Mr. Alles, who retired from the Marine Corps as a two-star general in 2011, is the first Secret Service director in at least a century not to have served in the agency’s ranks.

Continue reading “Randolph Alles, Retired General, Is Chosen to Lead Secret Service”

The San Diego Union-Tribune – by Bradley J Fikes

In another blow against decades of accepted medical wisdom, one of the most prestigious, long-running studies reports that lowering sodium intake doesn’t reduce blood pressure.

The study also implies that most Americans are consuming a perfectly healthy amount of salt, the main source of sodium. But those who are salt-sensitive, about 20 to 25 percent of the population, still need to restrict salt intake.
Continue reading “Higher sodium intake associated with lower blood pressure. You read that right.”

Fox News

More than 30 U.S.-backed Syrian and Iraqi Kurdish fighters were killed in a series of airstrikes carried out by Turkish jets on Monday, two American defense officials confirmed to Fox News.

Dozens of fighters were also wounded in the strikes. Both officials said there were no U.S. troops among the fighters who were hit. The closest U.S. soldiers were about six miles from the site of the strikes.   Continue reading “Turkish jets bomb US-backed forces in Iraq, Syria, US officials say”

The Hill – by Paulina Firozi

A San Francisco judge has blocked enforcement of President Trump’s executive order barring federal funds from so-called sanctuary cities.

San Francisco and Santa Clara County won preliminary injunctions to block Trump’s January order to withhold federal funds from cities that refuse to comply with federal authorities in enforcing immigration laws, according to multiple reports.   Continue reading “Federal judge blocks Trump’s sanctuary cities order”

The Hill – by Ben Kamisar

President Trump vowed to stamp out anti-Semitism Tuesday in remarks at the Capitol commemorating the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum’s National Days of Remembrance.

“This is my pledge to you: We will confront anti-Semitism, we will stamp out prejudice, we will condemn hatred, we will bear witness and we will act,” he said.   Continue reading “Trump vows to confront anti-Semitism on Holocaust Remembrance Day”