Fox News

Authorities have seized more than 550 guns at two Southern California homes and made one arrest after getting a tip that a convicted felon was storing an arsenal.

Sixty-year-old Manuel Fernandez was arrested last week after Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies and state and federal investigators raided his Agua Dulce home.

Officials Monday say the searchers found 432 rifles and handguns, then returned later and found 91 more hidden weapons.    Continue reading “More than 500 guns seized from Southern California homes”

Fox News

A drunk teenager who stole a golf buggy and then drove through a McDonald’s drive-thru has been banned from the roads for a year.

Jamie Elliot, 18, took the buggy from Catterick Golf Club, in Catterick Garrison, U.K., and drove it for 3.5miles with a pal on the hunt for takeaway food.   Continue reading “Drunk teen stole golf cart for 3.5-mile McDonald’s run”

New York Post

TOLEDO, Ohio — The FBI says a former Ohio sheriff accused of taking nearly $100,000 in bribes from drug dealers and others while in office has been indicted on federal charges.

Authorities say 54-year-old Samuel Crish, of Delphos, was charged Monday in U.S. District Court in Toledo with bribery, extortion and making false statements.   Continue reading “FBI: Ex-sheriff extorted nearly $100K from dealers, others”

The Organic Prepper – by J. G. Martinez D.

Editor’s Note: In February of 2018, Fatou Bensouda, the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, released a statement about her preliminary investigation of the alleged crimes against the people of Venezuela.

The preliminary examination of the situation in Venezuela will analyse crimes allegedly committed in this State Party since at least April 2017, in the context of demonstrations and related political unrest. Continue reading “Will Venezuela Escape Justice and Withdraw from the ICC Before They Finish Investigating the Crimes Against Humanity?”

Penn Live – by Joe Elias

A Schuylkill County man shot and injured an intruder who attacked him and attempted to set fire to home, according to state police.

The incident occurred at about 6 p.m. Sunday, at the home of 57-year-old man in North Manheim Township, police said.

Troopers did not say exactly where the shooting occurred. The also did not identify the homeowner.   Continue reading “Pa. man shot intruder who attempted to set fire to his home: police”

Ron Paul Institute – by Ron Paul

When I was in Congress and had to regularly fly between DC and Texas, I was routinely subjected to invasive “pat-downs” (physical assaults) by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). One time, exasperated with the constant insults to my privacy and dignity, I asked a TSA agent if he was proud to assault innocent Americans for a living.  Continue reading “Why Can’t We Sue the TSA For Assault?”

U.S. Customs and Border Patrol

TUCSON, Ariz. –U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at Arizona’s Port of Nogales apprehended a Mexican national involved in connection with a failed attempt to smuggle fentanyl into the United States Thursday.

Officers at the Mariposa Crossing referred a 44-year-old Mexican woman for further inspection of her Nissan SUV. A search led to the discovery of nearly 7.5 pounds of fentanyl, worth more than $117,000, inside of a backpack.   Continue reading “CBP Officers Arrest Mexican National with Fentanyl”

Mercury News

A video of a doctor speaking harshly to an emergency room patient and asking if he’s dead has led to her removal from the work schedule at El Camino Hospital Los Gatos, a hospital spokeswoman said.

The video shows the doctor, Beth Keegstra, mocking 20-year-old Samuel Bardwell, a newly-enrolled student at West Valley College in Saratoga who was brought to the hospital’s emergency room after becoming ill during a basketball practice.   Continue reading “‘Are you dead, sir?’ doctor asks patient in video that led to her removal from Los Gatos hospital”

Bloomberg

A woman with late-stage breast cancer came to a city hospital, fluids already flooding her lungs. She saw two doctors and got a radiology scan. The hospital’s computers read her vital signs and estimated a 9.3 percent chance she would die during her stay.

Then came Google’s turn. An new type of algorithm created by the company read up on the woman — 175,639 data points — and rendered its assessment of her death risk: 19.9 percent. She passed away in a matter of days.

Continue reading “Google Is Training Machines to Predict When a Patient Will Die”

Today

Desmond Napoles is a smart, self-assured and talented 10-year-old on the rise as a social media star and self-proclaimed “drag kid.” Known as “Desmond Is Amazing” online, the Brooklyn fifth-grader has already been profiled in Vogue and hopes to continue promoting acceptance. NBC’s Kate Snow reports.  Continue reading “Meet the 10-year-old ‘drag kid’ taking over social media with inspiring message”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Overnight Sunday Israeli jets hit nine targets inside the Gaza strip in response to alleged arson attempts and “explosive kites and balloons” being launched at Israel. The Israeli military issued a statement indicating that “The IDF attacked nine terror targets in two military compounds and a weapons manufacturing facility belonging to the Hamas terrorist organization in the northern Gaza Strip in response to the firing of kites and explosives and incendiary attacks on Israeli territory.”    Continue reading “Israel Targets “Terror Kite” Factories In Overnight Gaza Strikes”

American Military News

President Donald Trump on Monday directed the Pentagon to begin the process of establishing a sixth military branch, the “Space Force.”

Trump, speaking at a meeting of the National Space Council, ordered the establishment of the Space Force.   Continue reading “Trump orders creation of ‘Space Force’ as sixth military branch”

Collective Evolution – by Richard Enos

In the foreword to the book by Doctor Suzanne Humphries and Roman Bistrianyk entitled ‘Dissolving Illusions: Disease, Vaccines, and the Forgotten History,’ Dr. Jayne L. M. Donegan sums up the vaccine ‘landscape’ that she and all MDs enter into as they become doctors:   Continue reading “It’s Not New: Pictures Show The Fight Against Vaccines Is Well Over 100 Years Old”

Fox News

Nearly 60,000 immigrants with arrest records — including 10 accused of murder — have been allowed to stay in the United States under the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) revealed Monday.

According to DHS, 59,786 DACA recipients have been arrested while in the U.S. — approximately 7.8 percent of all who have been approved to remain in this country under the program since it was created in 2012. Of those, 53,792 were arrested before their most recent request for a so-called “grant of deferred action” was approved. Another 7,814 were arrested after their request was approved.   Continue reading “Thousands of DACA recipients with arrest records, including 10 accused murderers, allowed to stay in US”

Fox News

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen pulled no punches on Monday when defending the Trump administration’s highly controversial immigration policies during a speech at a meeting of the National Sheriffs’ Association.

“We will not apologize for the job we do or for the job law enforcement does for doing the job that the American people expect us to do,” Nielsen said during her speech in New Orleans. “Illegal actions have and must have consequences. No more free passes, no more get out of jail free cards.”   Continue reading “DHS Secretary Nielsen says ‘we will not apologize ‘ for controversial immigration policy”