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CHICAGO (WLS) — A woman fatally shot a man who was trying to rob her at a bus stop Tuesday morning in Chicago’s Fernwood neighborhood, Chicago police said.
The shooting and attempted robbery occurred at a bus stop in the 500-block of West 103rd Street at about 6:15 a.m., police said. Continue reading “Woman with concealed carry license fatally shoots would-be robber in Fernwood, police say”
The court ruling refutes Planned Parenthood’s own talking points about how the CMP videos were “highly edited.”
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the state of Texas can strip taxpayer subsidies from Planned Parenthood, primarily based on evidence found in undercover videos of the abortion provider’s involvement in harvesting and selling aborted baby body parts for profit. Continue reading “Court Rules Undercover Videos of Planned Parenthood Selling Baby Body Parts as Authentic (Evidence of Criminal Behavior)”
Henry Makow
They never quit because subverting you is their religion.
Monday was Martin Luther King Day in the US. Martin Luther King was a fraud.
Below, Alan Stang (1932-2009) shows that King was literally a Communist agent, a philanderer, a pagan and a plagiarist. He even plagiarized the “I Have a Dream” speech. The national holiday in his name is more proof that the US is thoroughly subverted. Continue reading “MLK Holiday is Proof the US is Closet Communist”
WASHINGTON (JTA) — Kamala Harris, the junior senator from California, is reportedly set to announce her bid for the Democratic presidential nod.
Harris, 54, is a progressive on most issues who draws some ire from the left for her tough-on-crime posture when she was California’s attorney general. She pleased Democratic hearts, meanwhile, with her tough treatment of President Donald Trump’s second Supreme Court nominee, Brett Kavanaugh, during his Senate confirmation last year. Continue reading “5 Jewish things to know about Kamala Harris”
Jesse Jackson’s big lie when MLK was shot.
Emerald City Journal – by Jeff Jacobs, April 8, 2011
Even Though MLK day was back in January, their was a recent news story about Jesse Jackson that just made my jaw drop in disbelief. The short of the story is this. As you know, Martin Luther King was assassinated on his balcony in Tennessee. A shot rang out (what is believed to be a sniper) hit Mr. King leaving him in a pool of his own blood. The bullet entered the tip of his chin and tore half of his neck off. Continue reading “Jesse Jackson & The Death Of MLK”
HONOLULU (KHON2) – There are no state laws making it illegal for hotel guests to have guns and ammunition in their rooms, says state Representative Tom Brower (D, Waikiki and Ala Moana).
He is trying to change that. Continue reading “New proposal would ban hotel guests in Hawaii to bring firearms or ammunition into rooms”
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Despite China being notorious for its pervasive trademark squatting, the move has sparked an ethical debate about the Trump family’s overall business ambitions and the balance of power in trade talks.
China has granted another five trademarks to Ivanka Trump as trade talks with her father’s administration are in full swing, while the previous ones, approved earlier in January, cover a whole range of products and services from wedding dresses to brokerages. Four trademarks, including child care centres, sunglasses and chic party outfits, were approved on Sunday, while a fifth, dealing with brokerage services, charitable fundraising and art valuation, were approved earlier, on January 6, according to online trademark records. Continue reading “China Greenlights Five New Trademarks for Ivanka Trump Amid Ongoing Trade Talks”
A schizophrenic man who was found not criminally responsible for beheading and cannibalizing a fellow passenger on a Greyhound bus was granted an absolute discharge Friday.
That means he will no longer be subject to any conditions or monitoring to ensure he takes his medication. Continue reading “Man who beheaded passenger on Greyhound bus granted freedom”
A tractor-trailer that came apart struck the entrance to the subway station on 6th Avenue and 23rd Street Monday morning — prompting a partial street closure in Lower Manhattan.
According to NYPD, the trailer detached from the truck’s cab. Continue reading “Tractor-Trailer Comes Apart, Strikes Subway Entrance in Lower Manhattan”
During this partial government shutdown, it’s become nearly impossible to avoid news articles, and segments on television and radio outlining the many ways that federal employees are apparently suffering financially as a result of the partial government shutdown. Continue reading “Imagine if the Media Had as Much Sympathy for Small Business Owners as it Does for Federal Employees”
Frigid air is expected to plunge into the East and Midwest for the final full month of winter, and those cold temperatures may linger into March as well, according to the latest outlook from The Weather Company, an IBM Business.
Below-average temperatures are forecast from the South to the Midwest and mid-Atlantic during the three-month period spanning February through April. Near-average or slightly colder conditions may be found from the Southwest to the central Plains, upper Midwest and Northeast when averaged over the next three months. Continue reading “Late-Winter to Early-Spring Temperature Outlook: Frigid February in East, Midwest as the West Stays Mild”
In these days of tight budgets and arctic blasts, staying warm without spending several hundred dollars a month on utilities is a major point of concern. Luckily, there are all sorts of low-tech ways to stay warm using less heat.
Not many people can afford an astronomical heat bill and the prices of utilities are only going up from here. We’ll need to use other methods for staying warm aside from cranking up the thermostat if we want to stay cozy without going broke. Continue reading “20 Low-Tech Ways to Stay Warm with Less Heat”
Houston Chronicle – by Sergio Chapa
A bipartisan group of Texas lawmakers is seeking to strengthen the ties of the U.S. energy sector to Mexico even as the political battle over the border wall partially shut down the federal government.
U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar, D-Laredo, has filed House Resolution 132, which seeks to boost U.S. funding for the North American Development Bank, or NADBank, and give the binational financial institution authority to fund cross-border natural gas pipelines and natural gas-fired power plants. Continue reading “Bipartisan group aims to boost natural gas exports to Mexico”
MOBILE, ALA. — A 19-year-old man is facing a capital murder charge in the shooting death of a Mobile officer. Continue reading “Alabama police shooting: Mobile officer killed; man charged with capital murder”
The Economic Collapse – by Michael Snyder
Israel and Iran are edging dangerously close to a state of all-out war. On Sunday night, Israeli forces rained missiles down on Iranian forces based in the Damascus area “for nearly an hour”. According to the IDF, this was a response to “dozens” of missiles that were fired by Iranian forces in Syria toward targets in Israel earlier that day. The Israelis were able to intercept the Iranian missiles, but if any of them had gotten through they could have caused a tremendous amount of damage. Some of the missiles that Israel fired at the Iranians were reportedly intercepted, but quite a few of them did hit their intended targets. If the violence continues to escalate, we could potentially soon be talking about an all-out war between Israel and Iran in which both sides use their weapons of mass destruction. Continue reading “World War 3 Alert: Iranian Forces Fire Rockets Into Israel, And The IDF Responds With “Waves Of Guided Missiles””
Natural News – by Tracy Watson
Every new parent feels some measure of anxiety about their newborn. Babies don’t come with instruction manuals, and ensuring that they are well fed, safe and happy can feel overwhelming at times. For this reason, many families get help from parents, in-laws or others in the early days, as the new little family settles into a good routine. Ultimately, within a few weeks, taking care of a baby feels simple, easy and natural and, despite the lack of instructions, parents do figure things out. Continue reading “Oregon about to pass a law that would mandate government surveillance of your newborn baby in your own home”