The Daily Caller – by Rob Shimshock

University students are not “innocent until proven guilty” at approximately 75 percent of America’s top schools, announced a civil liberties non-profit organization Tuesday.

The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) released this figure and others in its Spotlight on Due Process 2017, a study scoring U.S. News & World Report’s 53 top universities on 10 criteria of due process.   Continue reading “Students Not ‘Innocent Until Proven Guilty’ At 3/4 Of America’s Top Universities”

RT

The Arizona Air National Guard has confirmed an F-16 based out of the 162nd Wing crashed in southeast Arizona. However, officials said they could not confirm the status of the pilot.

An F-16 Fighting Falcon crashed approximately 20 miles northwest of Safford at 3:00pm on Tuesday, according to a Guard news release.

“The Air Force has assembled an interim safety board to investigate the incident and additional details will be provided as soon as they become available,” the 162nd Wing said in a statement Tuesday.   Continue reading “F-16 Fighting Falcon Crashes In Arizona, Fate Of Pilot ‘Unknown’”

Fox News – by Hollie McKay

North Korea may very well have the ability to kill millions of Americans, without directly firing on U.S. soil. For the first time, the pariah country’s state news agency warned it could hit the U.S. with an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) onslaught, a threat that experts contend is both very real and comes with catastrophic consequences.

“The biggest danger would be shorting out of the power grid, especially on the East Coast. Imagine a situation where large sections of the U.S. had no power. Imagine New York or Washington D.C. with no power for just a week. The implications would be hard to fathom,” Harry Kazianis, Director of Defense Studies at the Center for the National Interest, told Fox News. “The casualty rates would be off the charts.”   Continue reading “Millions of American lives could be at stake as North Korea threatens to attack power grid”

Gateway Pundit – by Jim Hoft

In a recent interview with New York Magazine New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio opened up about his feelings for Communist policy.

According to America Rising PAC Mayor de Blasio channeled his inner Vladimir Lenin and Fidel Castro in his comments about private property.

Mayor de Blasio discussed his contempt for private property rights.   Continue reading “Bill De Blasio Goes Full Commie: Argues Against Private Property Rights, The State Knows Best”

Gateway Pundit – by Brock Simmons

Originally designed 13 years ago, the 747 Supertanker was intended to be the biggest forest fire fighting weapon the world had ever seen. Evergreen International Airlines, based in McMinnville, Oregon, took one of their cargo 747’s, and redesigned the interior with firefighting equipment. There was even room in the top part to house a logistical command center, chock full of computers and other equipment to analyze and manage the firefighting operations.   Continue reading “Forest Fires Rage As 747 Supertanker is GROUNDED – Forestry “Service” Won’t Give It Permission to Battle Fires”

Organic Life – by Nick Bernard

Apple cider vinegar deserves to be a staple in every home. It is a life-enhancing elixir, full of nutrients and enzymes, which act as a restorer of well-being. It has a host of uses and will fast become indispensable. Diluted with water, it’s an invigorating tonic that will also be a balm for the digestive system. (Try cider vinegar diluted with sparkling water and you have the perfect soft drink replacement.) Added neat to meat stocks it brings out the nutrients in the bones; it can be used as a marinade and works well as a flavor spike in a vinaigrette. Its benefits are far more than culinary: you can soothe a sore throat with a gargle of warm diluted apple cider vinegar, drive off warts, defeat dandruff, and use a solution as an all-purpose totally natural household cleaner.  Continue reading “How To Make Your Own Health-Boosting Apple Cider Vinegar At Home”

Revere Press – by S Nicholson, July 25, 2017

Senator John McCain returned to the Senate Chamber on Tuesday to cast a deciding vote allowing the legislative body to begin debating a bill put together behind closed doors by Republicans that would repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.

And while many doctors and provider associations are opposed to a repeal — alongside at least half of Americans — major health industry players, especially on the insurance side, have been vocal in their opposition to the Affordable Care Act. In fact, the health industry donated millions more to Republicans than Democrats in every election cycle since 2010, as the Republican alternatives are expected to substantially enrich the industry.   Continue reading “Here’s how much the healthcare industry paid John McCain to take away your healthcare”

IState TV

Two days into the start of my daughter’s 7th grade school year, she brought home a document that triggered a bit of an apoplectic, expletive-laden meltdown for me, and it was all centered around one word, Patriotism. The document was a form the school wanted me to sign acknowledging my receipt of something called the “Framework for Citizenship- The Student Code of Conduct.”

This document, to me, read like a badly written Sci Fi novel, only the Fi was missing, as in, this was a non-fiction declaration.   Continue reading “Public School Demands Patriotic Global Citizen Alliance From Kids”

Moms Everyday – by Pam Tauscher

Who was holding the back of your bike when you learned to ride? Chances are, it was a parent. Now a special cycling program is giving some children the opportunity to return that favor to their elderly parents decades later.

They say you never forget to ride a bike. That memory is the key to a new program that’s helping senior citizens with dementia and memory loss.

“Lois grew up not too far from here. They went swimming and biking and were outside all the time. They probably only had one bike to share with five girls, so there was a little bit of competition,” Cheryl Heilman, Lois’ daughter said.   Continue reading “New bike program aims to help elderly with memory loss”

Fox News

BROOKFIELD, Wis. –  She thought she had discovered a wallet with $150,000 in it, and she decided “finders keepers,” but what she thought was good fortune turned out to be a huge mistake.

“I was completely, completely fooled,” the woman, who asked that we not reveal her identity said.

The woman said she’s filled with regret.

“I just regret being a part of it,” she said.   Continue reading “Wisconsin woman loses $2,000 after being ‘completely fooled’ by wallet scam”

Yahoo News

MILWAUKEE (AP) — Former Milwaukee Sheriff David Clarke is joining a political action committee that supports President Donald Trump, saying in an email Tuesday he will serve as spokesman and senior adviser to the group.

The firebrand sheriff has made a name for himself as one of the president’s most outspoken and faithful backers, frequently voicing support for Trump’s every move to his nearly 800,000 Twitter followers. The PAC he is joining, America First Action, works to elect Republican candidates who support the Trump administration.   Continue reading “Former Milwaukee Sheriff Clarke joining Trump PAC”

Weather Channel

Officials in the Florida Keys are set to begin mandatory evacuations for visitors on Wednesday morning ahead of rapidly approaching Hurricane Irma.

The storm, which has undergone rapid intensification in the past several days is now the strongest Atlantic hurricane in the last 10 years, a dangerous Category 5, which could have severe impacts on Caribbean island nations and possibly the United States.   Continue reading “Irma Prompts Mandatory Evacuation Orders in Miami, Florida Keys: ‘The Sooner People Leave, the Better’”