National Geographic – by Douglas Main

NEAR YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARKPeople have long been enchanted by this land, and it’s easy to see why: Nowhere on Earth has such a stunning display of wildlife, matched with an incredible assortment of geologic activity in the form of hot springs and geysers. It really is, as it was referred to in its early days, a wonderland.

As of Friday, it’s officially summer in Yellowstone, and all manner of animals are out, breeding, eating grass, hunting, running, lounging, menacing, cowering, playing, rejoicing. Yellowstone is alive. And guess what? It’s snowing!  

Continue reading “It’s snowing in Yellowstone—on the first day of summer.”

Breitbart – by Hannah Bleau

A walkout occurred at an Alaska government meeting Tuesday after an official ended a prayer by uttering the words “Hail Satan,” local media reports.

The official, Iris Fontana — who also happens to be a member of the Satanic Temple — delivered an invocation ahead of the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly meeting Tuesday, sealing the prayer with “Hail Satan.”  Continue reading “‘Hail Satan’ Prayer at Alaska Government Meeting Sparks Outrage”

AZ Central

The Woodbury Fire burning in the Superstition Wilderness increased by almost 14,000 acres overnight, Tonto National Forest officials reported early Saturday morning.

The fire increased from 66,000 acres to 79,944 acres overnight and remains 34% contained, forest officials reported via Inciweb.  Continue reading “Woodbury Fire explodes to almost 80,000 acres overnight, forest officials said Saturday”

Hal Turner

Since 8:43 AM eastern US time Saturday, (90 minutes ago) SIX earthquakes have struck in the dangerous Cascadia Subduction Zone (CSZ) off the coast of Oregon, and THREE of those quakes were higher than Magnitude 5.0.  “The Big One” might be coming soon!

According to the US Geological Survey, the quake swarm began around 8:43 AM eastern time today, and the size of the quakes is significant:  Continue reading “6 Quakes Hit Cascadia Subduction Zone off Oregon”

Breitbart – by Neil Munro

GOP leaders in the Senate approved a $4.6 billion budget to fund an orderly Central American migration into the United States — even though the bill excludes any steps to reduce the crisis and also gives multiple pro-migration wins to Democrats.

The Democrats’ migration wins include a renewed legal shield for the illegal-immigrant parents in the United States who pay cartel-affiliated coyotes to smuggle their children into the United States, $1 billion to ease migrants’ orderly transit through the border, plus a denial of President Donald Trump’s request for extra detention beds and additional ICE enforcement agents.  Continue reading “GOP Senators Grant Policy Wins to Democrats in $4.6 Billion Migration Budget”

Fox News

The Oregon state Senate closed Saturday after a “possible militia threat” from a right-wing group — amid a broader drama over a walkout by Republican lawmakers over looming climate change legislation.

RIght-wing groups posted their support for the 12 rebel Republicans on Friday, including one group — the Oregon Three Percenters — who joined in an armed takeover of a wildlife refuge in 2016.  Continue reading “Oregon Senate closes due to ‘possible militia threat’ after Republican walkout”

Health and Money News

On June 4, 1963, a virtually unknown Presidential decree, Executive Order 11110, was signed with the authority to basically strip the Rothschild Bank of its power to loan money to the United States Federal Government at interest.

With the stroke of a pen, President Kennedy declared that the privately owned Rothschild Federal Reserve Bank would soon be out of business. The Christian Law Fellowship has exhaustively researched this matter through the Federal Register and Library of Congress.  Continue reading “Case Closed: JFK Killed After Shutting Down Rothschild’s Federal Reserve”

Miami Herald

Miami will be one of the first cities where U.S. immigration authorities will target people for deportation as early as this Sunday, according to sources who were briefed on the enforcement action.

Immigration agents will target Miami, Atlanta, Chicago, Baltimore, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, New Orleans, New York City, and San Francisco this weekend, sources from congressional offices and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement told the Miami Herald.  Continue reading “Deportation crackdown expected to start in Miami — and these other cities — on Sunday”

ABC News

Houses of worship remain a vulnerable target for attacks and foreign entities could be looking to “sow discord” using the internet, an FBI official warned at a security event with law enforcement officials and faith leaders this week.

The official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, urged faith leaders to have a share information with U.S. authorities and to have a “strategic perspective” in thinking about security.  Continue reading “FBI warns of foreign actors trying to ‘sow discord’ in the wake of mass shootings”

Fortune – by Shawn Tully

Erin Burrus has endured some misfortune in recent years: After a cancer diagnosis, she lost her home to foreclosure. Today she’s healthy again, and a stable job in sales has helped her mend her finances. “I’m climbing my way back up,” says Burrus. One symbol of her stability is the two-­bedroom home she shares with her husband and their children in Greenwood, a solidly middle-class suburb of Indianapolis. The family rents the place rather than owning their home. But it was important to Burrus that they not be in an apartment. “I wanted to get a house with a yard for the kids, for that family atmosphere,” she says.  Continue reading “Meet the A.I. Landlord That’s Building a Single-Family-Home Empire”

Press Herald

RANDOLPH, N.H. — Seven people were killed in a crash between a truck and several motorcycles in New Hampshire, state police said Friday, in what witnesses described as a “devastating scene” as bystanders grabbed first aid kits and blankets to treat injured motorcycle riders scattered along the highway.

State police said that a 2016 Dodge 2500 pickup truck collided with the riders on Route 2 in Randolph. Authorities said additional details would be provided as they investigate the crash.  Continue reading “Seven killed in crash between truck and motorcycles in New Hampshire”

The Ledger – by Kathy Leigh Berkowitz

LAKELAND — A 32-year-old woman was arrested on June 15 when she gathered her husband’s guns to turn them over to the Lakeland Police Department.

According to Courtney Irby’s arrest affidavit, she told police her husband had been taken to jail for trying to run over her with a car. Irby said she went to Joseph Irby’s apartment on Village Center Drive in Lakeland and searched for the guns she knew he had.  Continue reading “LPD: Woman arrested for turning in husband’s firearms to Lakeland police”

American Military News – by Cheryl Hinneburg

A 75-year-old grandmother with a loaded rifle kept a suspected car thief on his knees in her front yard until law enforcement showed up.

When Marcia Black saw a car thief approach her porch, she realized it was the same suspect who had been fleeing police for hours, so she reached for her rifle and called the police, according to WAAY 31 News.  Continue reading “75-year-old grandma holds car thief at gunpoint until AL police arrive”

Wired – by Nathan Hodge

The pilots waging America’s undeclared drone war in Pakistan could be liable to criminal prosecution for “war crimes,” a prominent law professor told a Congressional panel Wednesday.

Harold Koh, the State Department’s top legal adviser, outlined the administration’s legal case for the robotic attacks last month. Now, some legal experts are taking turns to punch holes in Koh’s argument.  Continue reading “Drone Pilots Could Be Tried For ‘War Crimes,’ Law Prof Says”