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In a major win for the Trump administration, the Supreme Court issued an order late Wednesday ending all injunctions that had blocked the White House’s ban on asylum for anyone trying to enter the U.S. by traveling through a third country, such as Mexico, without seeking protection there. Continue reading “Supreme Court allows Trump asylum restrictions to take effect, ending 9th Circuit injunctions”
Information Liberation – by Chris Menahan
Famed YouTuber Felix “PewDiePie” Kjellberg’s announcement on Tuesday that he was donating $50,000 to the YouTube censors at the Anti-Defamation League is backfiring hilariously.
His young followers noticed immediately that Pewds’ donation to the ADL came after they celebrated Disney for severing ties with him in 2017: Continue reading “PewDiePie’s $50k Donation to The ADL Widely Interpreted As ‘Blackmail’ Payment”
As tornadoes and straight-line winds blew off roofs and destroyed buildings Tuesday night in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, most of the city’s warning sirens failed to sound.
Sioux Falls Mayor Paul TenHaken said Wednesday that the problem was caused when an employee in the city’s 911 dispatch center didn’t follow the proper procedure to initiate all 77 of the city’s warning sirens, the Argus Herald reported. Instead, only one quarter of them were activated.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The federal government will act to ban thousands of flavors used in e-cigarettes, President Donald Trump said Wednesday, responding to a recent surge in underage vaping that has alarmed parents, politicians and health authorities nationwide.
The surprise White House announcement could remake the multibillion-dollar vaping industry, which has been driven by sales of flavored nicotine formulas such as “grape slushie” and “strawberry cotton candy.” Continue reading “Government plans to ban flavors used in e-cigarettes”
New York Post – by Carl Campanile
New York schools are required to provide a moment of silence to observe the anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks, according to a new state law approved by Gov. Andrew Cuomo Monday.
The law calls for a brief moment of silence at the beginning of the school day every 9/11 to encourage dialogue and education in the classroom among a new generation of students who weren’t alive during the 2001 terror attacks that leveled the World Trade Center’s twin towers and killed more than 3,000 people — the worst foreign attack on American soil. Continue reading “New law requires NY schools to observe 9/11 anniversary”
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Archive: TWFTT 9-11-19
U.S.A. –-(Ammoland.com)- The holy grail of those who wish us disarmed is gun registration. Once your guns are required to be registered, they are, in effect, already confiscated. A little thought will reveal to you why this is so.
The Government will know who has legal possession of each firearm. They will know where the firearm is stored. When physical possession of the gun is desired, they can order you to turn it in. This has happened repeatedly. Continue reading “Gun Registration is Gun Confiscation – Updated 2019 Edition”
On Wednesday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler (D-NY) discussed the House Judiciary Committee’s upcoming hearing on an assault weapons ban and stated that he assumes “we will vote for” an assault weapons ban. Continue reading “Nadler: I Think the Judiciary Committee Will Vote for an Assault Weapons Ban”
Americans continue to warm to the idea of biometric scans and facial recognition technology, at least when it comes to U.S. law enforcement’s use of the tools.
The latest evidence comes in the form of a Pew Research Center study released this week that found 56% of Americans trust U.S. law enforcement agencies to use facial recognition technology responsibly. Continue reading “Study: More than Half of Americans Trust Law Enforcement to Use Facial Recognition Responsibly”
A new report from The Baltimore Sun shows Gov. Larry Hogan on Tuesday pledged $21 million to assist Baltimore City in their efforts to stop the spread of the homicide crisis that has completely engulfed the town. Hogan has also endorsed the use of a controversial surveillance plane to fly thousands of feet above to record every movement of people and vehicles in the city. Continue reading “Maryland Governor Endorses Surveillance Plane To Fly Above Baltimore Amid Murder Crisis”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Phoenix, AZ — As the Free Thought Project frequently reports, when most people see police lights in their rear view mirror, the last thing they feel is “protected.” When a cop is pulling you over it most likely means that you are about to be extorted for a victimless crime. However, if the cop in the story below was pulling you over, it meant something much worse than mere extortion. Continue reading “Cop Arrested on 61 Charges for Kidnapping And Sexually Assaulting Women While on Duty”
At least five people have been hospitalized after an alleged mass stabbing incident at an industrial park in Florida.
Tallahassee police responded to reports of the stabbing at just after 8.30am local time on Wednesday.
Officers arrived at Dyke Industries Inc off Hartsfield Road and discovered multiple victims. Continue reading “Multiple victims stabbed at Tallahassee industrial park before suspect is arrested”
A dozen leaders of a California-based ministry have been indicted by a federal grand jury, accused of forced labor of mostly homeless people, a US attorney said.
Imperial Valley Ministries leaders recruited people by promising food and shelter, and instead forced them to beg for money for nine hours a day, six days a week and to give up their welfare benefits “for the financial benefit of the church leaders,” prosecutors said in a news release Tuesday that announced the indictment had been unsealed. Continue reading “California church leaders charged with forced labor of homeless, US attorney says”
