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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — Here comes a total lunar eclipse and supermoon, all wrapped into one.
The moon, Earth and sun will line up this weekend for the only total lunar eclipse this year and next. At the same time, the moon will be ever so closer to Earth and appear slightly bigger and brighter than usual — a supermoon. Continue reading “Total lunar eclipse meets supermoon Sunday night”
One of France’s most vocal antisemites, Alain Soral, was sentenced to a year in prison by a criminal court in Paris on Thursday, after he was found guilty of inciting racial hatred in an article that described Jews as “manipulative, domineering and hateful.”
The offending article was published last March on Soral’s playfully-titled Égalité et Réconciliation (“Equality and Reconciliation”) website — an online home for antisemitic, extreme nationalist and anti-capitalist activists and writers. Continue reading “French Court Sentences Antisemite Alain Soral to One-Year Prison Term for Incitement”
The largest single group of asylum seekers ever to cross into the U.S. tunneled beneath the border wall near San Luis, Arizona, on Monday, voluntarily turning themselves into Customs and Border Protection, according to the agency.
Migrants can be seen marching toward Border Patrol agents by the hundreds, according to video obtained by ABC News. Smugglers dug a series of seven holes, only a few feet long beneath the steel border fence, with hundreds going beneath the wall and a smaller number clambering over it, according to CBP. Continue reading “Largest single group of migrants ever tunnels under border wall in Arizona, says Border Protection”
Feeding your family when you’re flat broke isn’t easy but it can be done. What would you do if you suddenly need to prepare for a lean month ahead on a tight budget? Imagine you only had $400 or so to purchase all food and essentials for your whole family for a month. How would you cover the necessities?
This is a question on a lot of people’s minds right now. Most – if not all – states are paying out February’s SNAP food benefits early to make sure that folks have something to eat during the month ahead. As well, as the government shutdown continues, 800,000 federal employees will also continue to be without a paycheck. Continue reading “How to Feed Your Family When You’re Flat Broke”
Reason – by Christian Britschgi
The Oregon Legislature isn’t even in session yet, but already lawmakers are toying with some pretty draconian gun control proposals. That would include SB 501, which reads like a grab bag of all the latest gun control ideas, turned up to 11.
The bill would require a person to obtain a license in order to own a gun, keep said gun locked and secured in the home once acquired, and submit to a background check anytime they buy ammunition for it. Continue reading “Oregon Considers Toughest Gun Restrictions in the Country”
LOUISVILLE, Colo. — The president of a Colorado hemp company says more than 17,000 pounds of his legal product has been confiscated by police in Oklahoma.
Four contractors, transporting the plants from Kentucky to Colorado, remain under arrest. Continue reading “Local hemp manufacturer claims $500K-worth of legal hemp confiscated in Oklahoma”
A 12-year-old honor student was suspended for 10 days after he unintentionally used counterfeit money to pay for his lunch at a Henry County middle school, according to Channel 2 Action News.
Now the parents of Christian Philon are trying to clear their son’s name. Continue reading “Honor student suspended for unintentionally using counterfeit money in school lunch line”
A federal appeals court on Wednesday rejected an effort by three major U.S. cities to require the Pentagon to be more vigilant about reporting service members who were disqualified from owning weapons to a national background check system.
By a 3-0 vote, the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said it lacked jurisdiction to compel the Department of Defense to fix what New York City, Philadelphia and San Francisco called a “broken” system, or to supervise improvements to the Pentagon’s “partial and inconsistent reporting.” Continue reading “Court rejects U.S. cities’ appeal over Pentagon gun check flaws”
Who even watches the political based news anymore? It is unreal to see how far left, the left has gone. It is hard to comprehend how people can actually believe the things I am hearing on the television. Yesterday, we were in a public place and a TV was right next to us, ol MSNBC was on…
They were talking about and showing video how President Trump signaled at a table to Putin and then pumped his fist in the air. Trump was trying to get Putin’s attention. Continue reading “MSNBC Portrays Trump’s Fist Pump To Putin As Crime”
In a staunch and unequivocal defense of how Chicago police handled Laquan McDonald’s murder, a Cook County judge acquitted three officers Thursday of charges alleging they conspired to justify the shooting by falsifying reports and claiming the teen was the aggressor.
At every point in her hourlong ruling, Associate Judge Domenica Stephenson endorsed the actions of the police on the night McDonald was shot by Officer Jason Van Dyke, calling the 17-year-old an erratic, armed assailant who ignored commands to drop a small knife. She also said it would be wrong to second-guess the actions of the police — including Van Dyke, who is scheduled to be sentenced Friday for his historic conviction for second-degree murder and 16 counts of aggravated battery. Continue reading “Judge acquits 3 Chicago cops of covering up Laquan McDonald’s killing, backing police on each disputed point”
President Donald Trump canceled the U.S. delegation’s trip to the global economic summit in Davos hours after he denied House Speaker Nancy Pelosi a plane to visit U.S. troops in Afghanistan.
“Out of consideration for the 800,000 great American workers not receiving pay and to ensure his team can assist as needed, President Trump has canceled his Delegation’s trip to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland,” White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said Thursday in a statement. Continue reading “Trump Pulls U.S. Delegation Out of Davos Forum, Citing Shutdown”
President Donald Trump fired back Thursday at House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s (D-Calif.) request that he delay the State of the Union address until the government shutdown is resolved.
Instead of responding directly to her request that the event be delayed because of security funding concerns, Trump wrote in an apparent retaliation that he had canceled her upcoming delegation trip to Brussels, Egypt and Afghanistan (though Pelosi’s team later said there was no scheduled stop in Egypt). Continue reading “Trump cancels Pelosi’s trip overseas amid State of the Union fight”
A jury has awarded a Miami hotel dishwasher $21.5 million, finding that her employer violated her religious rights by repeatedly scheduling her to work on Sundays — and ultimately firing her.
But a cap on punitive damages in the state of Florida prevents her from receiving anywhere close to that amount. Continue reading “Hotel dishwasher awarded $21 million after boss made her work on Sundays”
Winter Storm Harper is already pummeling parts of the West with heavy snow and will spread its mess of snow, ice and wind into the Plains, Midwest and Northeast into this weekend.
Harper’s heaviest snow, so far, is in the Sierra Nevada of California. Early Thursday morning, Lone Pine, California, reported 5 inches of snow had fallen in just 2 hours.
It is unlikely, but now at least possible, that Nancy Pelosi will be the next president of the United States. It will not happen by election in 2020, but by succession to the White House this year. Some of you might recall that after the near assassination of Ronald Reagan, chaos ensued in the White House. Secretary of State Alexander Haig told reporters, “Constitutionally, gentlemen, you have the president, the vice president and the secretary of state, in that order.” He added, “As for now, I am in control here, in the White House, pending the return of the vice president.” He was wrong. Continue reading “Could Nancy Pelosi be the next president of the United States?”
Drug traffickers are stopping scientists from reaching vampire bats, which could hold the cure for high blood pressure.
Although the blood-sucking mammals are more associated with Halloween, researchers discovered their venom is rich in proteins that boost blood flow. Continue reading “Vampire bats in a remote part of Mexico could hold the cure for high blood pressure”
SOME DUMBASSES NEED TO REMEMBER THIS SHIT