All News Pipeline – by Stefan Stanford

In the shocking new maps seen within this ANP story that we got from this new story over at Zero Hedge, we see how close we now are to the complete destruction of the middle class of America with more than 40% of US households unable to afford the basics of a middle-class lifestyle which includes rent, transportation, childcare a cellphone and of course, food.

As the Organic Prepper reports in this new story that Steve Quayle linked to on his website this morning, when 43% of American households are unable to pay for food and rent each month, we can safely say we’ve reached the ‘economic collapse’ that many ‘Watchmen’ have long warned was coming. And while Rasmussen Reports put out this story back in December titled “Trump’s First Year Accomplishments Compiled In Shockingly Long List” shows some signs of headway, poverty is still exploding all across America.    Continue reading “Maps Prove Globalists Takedown Of America Is Accelerating”

Quartz – by Heather Timmons

Construction on the US White House began in 1792. It has been almost continuously occupied by US presidents since 1800, barring a few years after the British set it on fire in 1814.

But that doesn’t mean that the present-day building is free of hazards—there are mice, cockroaches, and ants. And as of this past weekend, a sinkhole has been growing on the north lawn, Voice of America reporter Steve Herman observed, just near the press briefing room.   Continue reading “An actual sinkhole has opened on the White House lawn. It’s growing”

The Guardian – by Carey Gillam

At the age of 46, DeWayne Johnson is not ready to die. But with cancer spread through most of his body, doctors say he probably has just months to live. Now Johnson, a husband and father of three in California, hopes to survive long enough to make Monsanto take the blame for his fate.

On 18 June, Johnson will become the first person to take the global seed and chemical company to trial on allegations that it has spent decades hiding the cancer-causing dangers of its popular Roundup herbicide products – and his case has just received a major boost.   Continue reading “Landmark lawsuit claims Monsanto hid cancer danger of weedkiller for decades”

Defense News

WASHINGTON ― The Pentagon plans to invest more than $20 billion in munitions in its next budget. But whether the industrial base will be there to support such massive buys in the future is up in the air — at a time when America is expending munitions at increasingly intense rates.

The annual Industrial Capabilities report, put out by the Pentagon’s Office of Manufacturing and Industrial Base Policy, has concluded that the industrial base of the munitions sector is particularly strained, something the report blames on the start-and-stop nature of munitions procurement over the last 20 years, as well as the lack of new designs being internally developed.

Continue reading “The US is running out of bombs — and it may soon struggle to make more”

NextGov – by Joseph Marks

The Internal Revenue Service hasn’t accurately cataloged all the components of its highest value hardware and software systems and doesn’t have a clear count of who has privileged access to those systems, according to an audit released Monday.

The IRS also likely isn’t patching software vulnerabilities on its highest value assets within the 30-day timeframe required for federal agencies, according to the audit from the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration.     Continue reading “The IRS Doesn’t Know Who’s Accessing Its Most Sensitive Data”

AMN

BEIRUT, LEBANON (4:20 A.M.) – The Russian military unleashed their wrath over the Idlib Governorate, tonight, targeting several areas controlled by the jihadist rebels in the western part of the province.

According to a Syrian military source in Latakia, the Russian military began their attack by launching several airstrikes over Idlib city, Idlib Central Prison, Al-Mastouma, Ariha, and Sheikh ‘Ali.   Continue reading “Russian military launches airstrikes, cruise missiles over Idlib after drone incident”

Boing Boing – by Cory Docktorow

Next year, high schools in Lockport New York will use the “Aegis” CCTV and facial recognition system to track and record the interactions of students suspected of code of conduct violations, keeping a ledger of who speaks to whom, where, and for how long.

The record will be used to assemble evidence against students and identify possible accomplices to ascribe guilt to.   Continue reading “New York high school will use CCTV and facial recognition to enforce discipline”

New Orleans Advocate – by Chad Calder

Harahan Police Chief Tim Walker has turned over control of confiscated drug money to the city after the U.S. Department of Justice found the account was not being properly administered.

The action comes amid a continuing feud between Walker and Mayor Tina Miceli over control of the Police Department’s budget.

The feds sent Walker a letter last week saying the asset forfeiture money — which is used for training and equipment, buying drugs during undercover sting operations and paying informants — has to be in the hands of the city’s Finance Department.   Continue reading “Feds order asset forfeiture fund frozen in Harahan; police chief told to turn over control of account to city”

Yahoo News

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration is moving to reverse Obama-era rules barring hunters on some public lands in Alaska from baiting brown bears with bacon and doughnuts and using spotlights to shoot mother black bears and cubs hibernating in their dens.

The National Park Service issued a notice Monday of its intent to amend regulations for sport hunting and trapping in national preserves to bring the federal rules in line with Alaska state law.   Continue reading “Interior moves to lift restrictions on hunting bears, wolves”

Fellowship of the Minds

From KESQ:  Border Patrol agents arrest two convicted sex offenders in Calexico suspected of making an illegal entry into the United States on two separate occasions this week.

Eduardo Murillo-Lobo, 21, a citizen and national of Honduras, was arrested Monday night at around 11:30 pm after being spotted by agents operating the Remote Video Surveillance System climbing over the international border fence. Border Patrol agents were notified and they arrested and transported Murillo-Lobo to El Centro Station for identification and processing.   Continue reading “Sanctuary California: Two previously deported rapists re-arrested in California”

Breitbart – by John Binder

Rep. Steve King (R-IA) has introduced legislation named after Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf — who infamously helped criminal illegal aliens evade deportation — that would imprison sanctuary city politicians.

As Breitbart News has reported, back in February Schaaf tipped off illegal aliens and businesses who employ illegal aliens of a pending raid by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).   Continue reading “Steve King Introduces Act to Imprison Politicians Who Help Illegal Aliens Evade Deportation”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

That is an example of the furious reaction from parents in Victoria, Australia where the local city council has announced plans to audit children’s books and toys with a plan to ban them from kindergartens, schools and libraries if they don’t meet strict gender guidelines.

The Herald Sun reports that the local government’s justice warriors were inspired by research from the Australian National University that showed children were influenced by gender stereotyping, and urged a ban on the terms ‘boy’ and ‘girl’.   Continue reading ““It’s Ridiculous” – Parents Furious As Australia Seeks To Ban Use Of “Boy” Or “Girl” In Books”

Daily Mail

Roman Abramovich will have to prove his wealth is legitimate after Whitehall launched a war on oligarchs.

The billionaire Russian owner of Chelsea football club is effectively banned from Britain until he can show his money is clean.

Other super-rich oligarchs in Britain also face being caught up in the clampdown on foreign cash deemed ‘not conducive to public good’.   Continue reading “Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich is told to prove wealth is legitimate”

Daily Mail

Hemp milk is the latest non-dairy milk product to hit Australian pantries.

The milk, which is made by blending hemp hearts, salt, filtered water and date paste, has hit shelves just six months after Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) approved the sale of low THC hemp seed foods.    Continue reading “Hemp milk is now the latest non-dairy fad”

NPR

Tech companies are trying to sell police real-time facial recognition systems, which can track and identify people as they walk down the street. As NPR reported two weeks ago, American police have generally held off, but there’s new evidence that one police department — Orlando, Fla. — has decided to try it out.

What’s more, Orlando ordered its facial recognition system from Amazon.  Continue reading “Orlando Police Testing Amazon’s Real-Time Facial Recognition”