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Kyle Kashuv, a Parkland, Fla., shooting survivor turned gun rights activist and conservative pundit, was set to attend Harvard University next year.
But Kashuv announced on Twitter Monday that the school rescinded its acceptance offer after racist messages he exchanged with other students months before the massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School surfaced online. Continue reading “Harvard rescinds offer to Parkland gun rights activist after racist messages surface online”
A gunman who appeared to be wearing tactical gear and wielding an assault rifle opened fire outside a federal courthouse in Dallas Monday morning, but no one aside from the alleged shooter appeared to be injured in the incident, police said.
Police responded to what they called an active shooter incident at the Earle Cabell Federal Courthouse in downtown Dallas at 8:50 a.m. Continue reading “Alleged Dallas gunman Brian Isaack Clyde opens fire outside federal courthouse, dies in gunbattle”
On Thursday, a contractor for the US Environmental Protection Agency started an operation to remove barrels containing defoliants from Wallowa Lake in Oregon.
Last August, recreational divers Lisa Anderson and William Lambert came across barrels labeled as containing 2,4-D and 2,4,5-T, which are defoliants, chemicals that when sprayed on plants cause their leaves to fall off. The two defoliants combined are also known as Agent Orange. Continue reading “Barrels in US Lake Likely Contain Agent Orange Ingredients”
The Quebec provincial legislature on Sunday approved a controversial bill banning new public servants from displaying religious symbols while on the job.
The ban covers Muslim veils, Jewish kippot, Sikh turbans, and crucifixes.
After a sometimes-acrimonious debate, Premier Francois Legault’s right-leaning coalition government passed Bill 21 by a vote of 73 to 35. Continue reading “Quebec bans new public servants from wearing kippot, other religious symbols”
Officials from at least 22 foreign governments have spent money at Trump Organization properties, NBC News reports. In what the network called the “most comprehensive possible list of foreign spending at Trump properties,” the report details previously unreported hires, rentals, and purchases of properties owned by the president’s company.
At least nine foreign governments reportedly rented or purchased property in Trump buildings—Kuwait, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, China, Malaysia, Slovakia, Thailand, India, and the European Union. Nine hosted events at the properties—Afghanistan, Cyprus, Ireland, Japan, Philippines, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey. Trump has previously promised to donate any profits originating from foreign governments, and the Trump Organization has sent $343,000 to the U.S. Treasury during his presidency, but it’s not known exactly how that figure was reached.
We are heading out to the woods for a day or two or three, there will be no broadcasts of The Word From the Trenches.
Once a day we will travel within wi-fi range to post articles.
The Pennsylvania man arrested for allegedly torching a Brooklyn rabbi’s home on Thursday had such a burning grudge against the religious leader that he tattooed a reminder on his forearm to “Never let go of the HATRED” and to “KILL” the rabbi.
Cops arrested Matthew Karelefsky, 41, of McKeesport, Pa., on Sunday and charged him with arson and two counts of attempted murder, for setting ablaze the Midwood home of Rabbi Jonathan Max early Thursday. The inferno leaped to two neighboring buildings and left 13 injured. Continue reading “Suspected Brooklyn firebug had tattoo reminding him to ‘KILL’ rabbi”
WEB Notes: For a man of God who was following the laws of the land? Do you see where we have come as a nation people?…
A Pastor was jailed for standing for God while a drag queen was free to teach your children to sin.
Our Father told us this would happen. Continue reading “Pastor Jailed During ‘Drag Queen Story Hour,’ SWAT Team Snipers Positioned On Library Roof”
An 11-year-old boy, who was home alone when three people broke into his family’s North Carolina residence, turned the tables on the alleged criminals when he grabbed a machete and whacked one of them in the head, officials said.
Braydon Smith said he knew he didn’t have time to think or be afraid. Continue reading “North Carolina boy whacks alleged robber with machete; injured suspect arrested after manhunt”
Authorities say one person is behind bars and three suspects are still being sought after a long pursuit in southern South Dakota.
The pursuit began Sunday night on Highway 50 near Tyndall.
According to the Bon Homme County Sheriff’s Office, deputies and Tyndall police responded to a two-vehicle accident around 9:20 p.m. Continue reading “1 arrested, 3 still sought after 40-mile chase in south central South Dakota”
First in Poland it was the proposed “Fort Trump,” but now in Israel it is “Trump Heights”. In a breaking story that had us doing a double take just to assure it is indeed real, a new Israeli settlement in the occupied Golan Heights has been named ‘Trump Heights’ in honor Trump’s deeply controversial decision to recognize Israeli sovereignty over the territory.
None other than Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu presided over the opening ceremony, which featured the unveiling of a large sign bearing Trump’s name and US-Israeli criss-crossing flags. Continue reading “Israel Unveils Newest Golan Settlement: ‘Trump Heights’”
Expose of Faceboot’s origins by a gay lover who wishes to remain anonymous. (How many did Mark have? Doubt the author can stay anonymous for long.)
“Mark is incapable of running a McDonald’s, let alone one of the most powerful companies in the world. Not even his name is real and his identity has always been covered up. Mark was chosen as child for a CIA training program because his relatives were some of the people creating the program.” Continue reading “Insider – DARPA Conceived Facebook for Mind Control”
Iran’s Sejjil IRBM missile, according to Wikipedia, has a speed of Mach 14. And a range of 2,500 kilometers (1,553.4 miles). The warhead ranges from 500 to 1,500 Kgs (1,102 to 3,307 pounds.)
Iran has developed unstoppable cruise missiles with a range of 800 miles. Continue reading “Attacking Iran: A Reality Check”
PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Undaunted by a dangerous journey over thousands of miles, people fleeing economic hardship and human rights abuses in African countries are coming to the U.S.-Mexico border in unprecedented numbers, surprising Border Patrol agents more accustomed to Spanish-speaking migrants.
Officials in Texas and even Maine are scrambling to absorb the sharp increase in African migrants. They are coming to America after flying across the Atlantic Ocean to South America and then embarking on an often harrowing overland journey. Continue reading “Record Number of African Migrants Coming to Mexican Border”