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The winter storm set to bear down on the region this weekend is expected to make travel hazardous through the weekend into Monday. Precipitation will be heavy at times, making travel difficult; a potential flash freeze could completely ice roads over and intense wind gusts could fell tree limbs, creating potential blockades throughout the area. Continue reading “Road Bans, Restrictions in NY, NJ Ahead of Winter Storm”
DENVER (AP) — An off-duty sheriff’s deputy who was shot by a police officer in Colorado following a car chase died Friday.
Deputy Jesse Jenson, 41, was removed from life support after he was shot by a LaSalle police officer late Wednesday night, according to the Adams County Sheriff’s Office. Continue reading “Off-duty deputy shot by Colorado officer after chase dies”
The Truth About Guns – by Dan Zimmerman
How much ammo does a gun owner need? More. Always more. And if you’re on Santa’s nice list and told him that gun food is what you’d like to find under the tree on Christmas morning, Brownells has just the thing. But you may need a bigger tree if this is going to fit underneath it . . . Continue reading “Brownells Now Selling 5.56 and 7.62×51 Ammunition By the Barrel”
China has extended the olive branch back to the United States by offering a path to eliminate Washington’s burgeoning trade deficit with the country, Bloomberg reported Friday. The news comes less than a day after The Wall Street Journal reported that the Trump administration was considering lifting tariffs amid the ongoing trade war. Continue reading “Bye Bye Trade War? China Plans $1 Trillion Buying Spree to Reduce US Trade Deficit”
FARGO, N.D. (KFGO) – Fargo city commissioners have approved first reading of a revised ordinance covering a new form of wireless infrastructure.
Cities must conform to a Federal Communications Commission order that streamlines the process of installing new antennas for 5-G wireless service. Continue reading “Fargo City Leaders Approve Plan For 5G”
The two “white hat” hackers who discovered the website believe it was used to lure specific victims – presumably journalists – in order to collect their data in preparation for a future attack on their computers.
Israeli hackers have exposed a website that published personal data about high-ranking Israeli military and intelligence officials, a report by The Times of Israel says, citing Hadashot TV. Continue reading “Website Exposed Mossad Chief’s Personal Data to Lure Media Victims – Report”
Around 1,000 Central American migrants marched freely through the Guatemala-Mexico border on Friday after the gates were left wide open, with Mexican authorities standing down from confronting the caravan.
The border gates were open only temporarily, but migrants – who crossed the bridge from Tecun-Uman to Ciudad Hidalgo – were surprised to find no locks on the gates, effectively giving them a free pass to enter the country without being stuck at the border or registering with immigration officials and now begin the trek to the U.S. border, which can range from between 1,000 to 2,500 miles depending on the point of entry. Continue reading “Migrant caravan freely crosses Mexican border after gates were left open, authorities avoided ‘confrontation’”
I was sitting at the bar staring at my drink when a large, trouble-making biker steps up next to me, grabs my drink and gulps it down in one swig.
“Well, whatcha’ gonna do about it?” he says, menacingly, as I burst into tears. “Come on, man,” the biker says, “I didn’t think you’d cry. I can’t stand to see a man crying.” Continue reading “I was sitting at the bar…”
When a driver decided to destroy a giant snowman in Petersburg, Ky., on Monday, the culprit got a rude awakening. Instead of poor Frosty being murdered, the snowman got its revenge, since its base was a giant tree trunk in the yard of Cory Lutz.
Lutz was hosting his fiancée, Lucy, and her sister, Laura, who were visiting from Mississippi this weekend when Lucy experienced the “biggest snowfall she’s ever seen.” Naturally, Lutz wanted to make it special for the visiting women. Continue reading “Driver attempts to destroy giant snowman, not realizing it’s built on a large tree trunk”
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Influential Zionist historian Benny Morris, professor of the Middle East studies department of the Israeli Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, has foreseen a bleak future for the Zionist establishment.
“Already today there are more Arabs than Jews between the [Mediterranean] sea and the Jordan. The whole territory is unavoidably becoming one state with an Arab majority,” said Morris in an interview published by the Israeli Haaretz newspaper on Thursday. Continue reading “‘Jewish state’ will soon cease to exist, Israelis may flee to West: Zionist historian”
HIGHLAND PARK, Mich. (FOX 2) – Video of a Highland Park arrest went viral this week after it was recorded and posted by well-known Detroit DJ and producer Moodymann – also known as Kenny Dixon Jr.
The attention prompted Chief Chester Logan to release officer’s body camera footage. Continue reading “Body camera video released of confrontation with armed Detroit DJ”
In what looks to be a highly ambitious and even more highly cost prohibitive scheme, President Trump has announced his intention to greatly expand US missile defense systems, with a major focus on putting them in space.
During his announcement Thursday at the Pentagon, Trump set out his goals, saying that he wants “to ensure that we can detect and destroy any missile launched against the United States – anywhere, anytime, anyplace.” Continue reading “Trump Announces US Will Develop Space-Based Missile Defense”
With what we have coming in the mail and everything that came via the donate button, all the bills are back to current.
Two days, you don’t know how encouraging it is to see our people step up instantly. Getting it done in two days is something to be proud of. Continue reading “Trencher Alert”
On Thursday, the Travis County District Court ruled that the City of Austin, Texas, violated the law by barring handguns in City Hall and assessed a nine million dollar penalty against the city for the violation.
The concealed carry of handguns has been legal in Texas for decades and open carry for Texas’ concealed handgun license holders became legal on January 1, 2016. Continue reading “District Court Fines Austin, TX, $9,000 for Refusing Carry of Handguns at City Hall”