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PATERSON, N.J. (CBSNewYork) — When two masked men tried to rob him at gunpoint, a brave deli owner fought back.
The would-be thieves told the owner “it’s a stick up,” as they came into his corner store on Sixth Avenue in Paterson, New Jersey on January 6, CBS2’s Ali Bauman reported. Continue reading “New Jersey Deli Owner Fights Back When Masked Men Try To Rob Him At Gunpoint”
Sponsor: Rep. Rogers, Mike D. [R-AL-3] (Introduced 01/03/2017)
Committees: House – Foreign Affairs
Latest Action: 01/03/2017 Referred to the House Committee on Foreign Affairs.
Summery: This bill repeals the United Nations Participation Act of 1945 and other specified related laws. Continue reading “American Sovereignty Restoration Act of 2017”
All of United Airlines’ domestic flights were grounded for more than two hours Sunday night because of a computer outage, the Federal Aviation Administration said as scores of angry travelers sounded off on social media.
International flights weren’t affected by the ground stop, which the FAA said was issued at United’s request. Continue reading “United Airlines Domestic Flights Grounded for 2 Hours by Computer Outage”
A robbery inside a San Antonio shopping mall Sunday ended with shots fired, leaving one person who tried to intervene dead, three others shot and another two people taken to hospital with non-shooting injuries, police and fire officials said.
The robbery happened at the KAY Jewelers at the Rolling Oaks Mall, Leslie Garza, San Antonio mayor’s director of communications told NBC News.
Police Chief William McManus said that after the two suspects fled the store on foot, one of them fatally shot a “good Samaritan” who tried to stop them. Continue reading “1 Dead, 5 Injured in San Antonio Shopping Mall Shooting”
WEB Notes: ISIS is a creation of the Global Powers we spoke about in Chapter 2 of The Timeline of the Tribulation and trump is documenting with his own mouth that he is a part of this agenda. In our 2015 Signs and Seasons study we documented how global leaders have called “terrorism the common enemy of mankind” and how the world must unite to fight it.
Dangerous severe storms are ongoing in the South and have prompted the issuance of a particularly dangerous situation (PDS) tornado watch for parts of Georgia, north Florida and southeast Alabama into this evening.
A rare “high risk” severe weather outlook has also been issued for today by NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center (SPC) in parts of south Georgia and northern Florida, where supercell thunderstorms could spawn strong and long-track tornadoes. Cities in this danger zone include Albany, Savannah and Valdosta in Georgia, along with Tallahassee, Tampa and Jacksonville in Florida. Continue reading “Particularly Dangerous Situation: Rare ‘High Risk’ For Strong, Long-Track Tornadoes in the South as Outbreak Continues”
CBS Baltimore – by Devin Bartolotta
BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A mother is outraged after her third grader came home from school with three of his teeth missing. She says his elementary school performed a dental procedure she never knew about.
A Baltimore City mom is looking for answers: Why did the school allow serious dental work — without making a single phone call to parents. Continue reading “Mom Outraged, School Dental Program Removes Child’s Teeth Without Her Knowing”
WEB Notes: Just a week ago people were all up in arms that the UN was going to divide Israel and how the US was going to suffer God’s Wrath. We discussed this in our article, “January 15th: 70 Nations Will Meet At The Israeli-Palestinian Peace Summit“. Of course there was no danger of any vote or division as it was not on the agenda, but hey scaring the people is fun for some folks apparently. What everyone needs to understand is there is a huge different in the geographical location of Israel and God’s True people Israel. Why is this important? If you understand who true Israel is, then you can start to understand what Christ was talking about in Revelation 2:9 and 3:9. Have you read?
Continue reading “Israel Approves 560 New Illegal Homes In E. Jerusalem As Trump Takes Office”
Standing in a chilly sea breeze, hundreds of American expatriate demonstrators gathered outside the U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv to protest what they described as President Trump’s slights against women and minorities.
Demonstrators were careful to keep the focus local, though, singing Hebrew prayers for peace, protesting Trump’s promise to move the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem, and holding up signs critical of the new president’s emerging bromance with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Continue reading “In Israel, marchers criticize talk of moving U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem”
Green Med Info – by Ginger Taylor, MS
Mr. Kennedy is in very safe territory by reporting that the CDC has over 20 patents that create vast, undisclosed conflicts of interests in vaccine safety.
This past week, President Trump invited Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to discuss Mr. Kennedy leading a vaccine safety commission. The mainstream media coverage of the meeting was widespread and furious. Continue reading “Examining RFK Jr.’s claim that the CDC “Owns over 20 vaccine patents.””
The New American – by Bob Adelmann
In re-introducing the ATF Elimination Act on Thursday, January 12, Representative Jim Sensenbrenner (R-Wis.) explained one of the primary reasons why: “The ATF is a scandal-ridden, largely duplicative agency that has been branded by failure and lacks a clear mission. It is plagued by backlogs, funding gaps, hiring challenges, and a lack of leadership.”
Not once did he explain the real reason the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF for short) should be eliminated: There is no provision anywhere in the Constitution that grants the federal government the powers the ATF exercises. Continue reading “ATF Elimination Act Re-introduced in the House”
HATTIESBURG, Miss. — At least four people were killed in southern Mississippi early Saturday when a destructive tornado roared through the Hattiesburgarea, leveling homes, ripping off roofs and tossing trees into roadways across the region.
The city of Hattiesburg on Twitter and Forrest County emergency management confirmed the deaths. Forrest County Coroner Butch Benedict said two of the fatalities were in a trailer park. Continue reading “Tornado rips through southern Mississippi, leaving 4 dead”
Activists and politicians rallied huge crowds who descended on the nation’s capital today for the Women’s March on Washington this morning, the biggest of hundreds of similar marches taking place today.
The rally featured speeches from women’s rights activist Gloria Steinem, Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards, Madonna, actresses Ashley Judd and Scarlett Johansson and director Michael Moore among others. Continue reading “Politicians, Activists Rally Crowd at Women’s March in Washington”
It had been a long time since I had visited my alma mater, the U.S. Air Force Academy, so I decided to bite the bullet and travel to my 30th reunion last October. I must admit, I did so with trepidation. I have a love/hate relationship with the place. Although I received a fantastic education and met some lifelong friends, it’s a nice place to visit, if you know what I mean. Continue reading “The United States Air Force Academy Doesn’t Train Warriors Anymore.”
A new bill wants to give first dibs on H-1B visas to the “best and brightest” foreign students educated in the U.S.
Senators Chuck Grassley and Dick Durbin, both long-time H-1B reform advocates, plan to reintroduce their bill for revamping the program imminently. The bill was first introduced in 2007. Continue reading “Bipartisan bill aims to reform H-1B visa system”
WASHINGTON, D.C. – President Donald Trump’s first act as president will reportedly be to “clamp down” on the country’s immigration system and refugee resettlement program, while enforcing a “merit-based” method, focusing on skilled workers.
In a new piece by the LA Times, the west-coast newspaper says Trump will immediately focus on the broken immigration system, both legal and illegal, just as his campaign for president promised: Continue reading “Trump to ‘Clamp Down’ On Immigration Through ‘Merit-Based’ System”
The man suspected of killing an off-duty Louisiana police officer was taken to a an area hospital after he shot himself on Friday evening, bringing to a close an hours-long standoff, authorities said.
The suspect, identified as 32-year-old Sylvester Holt, had been in a standoff with police and crisis negotiators for hours on New Orleans’ Crescent City Connection bridge when he shot himself, Louisiana State Police Trooper Melissa Matey said. Continue reading “Suspect in killing of Louisiana police officer shoots self”