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Courthouse News – by Nick Rummell
ALBANY, N.Y. (CN) – In another blow to gun rights groups in New York state, a federal judge on Monday dismissed a lawsuit from two gun owners seeking to overturn the state’s tight restrictions on concealed-carry licenses.
The Empire State prohibits most gun owners from carrying pistols and rifles outside their home, except for hunting purposes, unless they can show a special need for self-defense. Continue reading “New Yorkers Lose Bid to Carry Guns in Public”
WEB Notes: If you have never taken the time to read our study and article, “The Destruction Of Our Nation And The Ballot Box“, now would be a good time. When Trump was elected to office it pacified the conservative base, many thought things were going to change, but they have not. Even Trump cannot understand why the Federal Reserve is continuing to raise rates… Continue reading “Trump Again Blasts Fed For Even Considering Rate Hike”
WEB Notes: They did not just know, they purposely kept it a secret from the public and regulators. Why? Money, profits, power, you name it. Asbestos is a problem when you breathe it. The asbestos then enters the lungs and causes respiratory issues and failure among other health concerns. Think about baby powder, it fills the air when it is used. To keep such a thing secret is disturbing to say in the least…
Continue reading “Johnson & Johnson Knew For Decades That Asbestos Lurked In Its Baby Powder”
UPPER MARLBORO, Md. — Eleven police officers in a suburb of Washington, D.C., have been suspended after two off-duty officers were wounded in what police believe to be an accidental shooting at a holiday party.
The Prince George’s County Police Department said in a statement Monday that both officers were treated at hospitals and released early Sunday. Continue reading “Police: 2 officers wounded in accidental shooting at party”
Times of Israel – by Shoshanna Soloman
Israel’s Declaration of Independence and national anthem. The Bible. The memories of a Holocaust survivor. Children’s drawings of space and the moon; art, science, literature and technology; the Traveler’s Prayer and a note from former president Shimon Peres containing a verse from the Book of Genesis. All of these — three discs containing hundreds of digital files — were inserted Monday in a time capsule scheduled to head to the moon sometime next year, when Israel hopes to launch and land its first ever spacecraft to the moon. Continue reading “Israeli moon-bound craft to carry Holocaust survivor story, and best of humanity”
BRYAN, Tex. (KBTX) – In the last two weeks, KBTX has reported at least five major accidents involving an 18-wheeler. Two of those collisions were fatal.
A local truck driving instructor says it’s a reminder for everyone to be alert on the road. Continue reading “CDL instructor reminds drivers to be cautious with big trucks”
It’s downright wintry on Wall Street right now. Firmly establishing the worst start of a December for the US stock market in 38 years, all three major stock indices plumbed the greatest depths they have hit all year … and it’s been a bad year! The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq closed at 2,546 and 6,754 respectively. The Dow closed down 504 points to rest at 23,593. If it closes the tiniest nudge lower to a point it hit midday today, it will establish the worst start to a December since the Great Depression. Moreover, the market fell on swelling volume at a time of year (Santa-Claus-rally-time) when volume of trading is supposed to decrease. It would appear traders are holding vigil around their computer screens, rather than setting out on Christmas vacations. Continue reading “Stock Market Hangs on Edge of Very Big Cliff”
New York Daily News – by Greg B Smith
A union president Monday demanded that Mayor de Blasio reinstate and apologize to two city peace officers suspended over a confrontation at a welfare office that ended with NYPD cops pulling a baby from his mother’s arms.
Greg Floyd, president of Teamsters Local 237, blasted the mayor’s criticism of the two Human Resources Administration peace officers who were involved in a Dec. 7 tussle with Jazmine Headley at a welfare office in Brooklyn that wound up in a viral video.
Springfield News-Leader – by Wes Johnson
Four members of a southwest Missouri family have been caught in a multi-year poaching case where authorities say hundreds of deer were killed illegally.
“The deer were trophy bucks taken illegally, mostly at night, for their heads, leaving the bodies of the deer to waste,” said Lawrence County Prosecuting Attorney Don Trotter. Continue reading “‘Bambi’ as punishment? Sentence in SW Missouri poaching case includes mandated viewings”
A 1974 New York state ban on nunchucks that was put into place over fears that youth inspired by martial arts movies would create widespread mayhem is unconstitutional under the 2nd Amendment, a federal court has ruled.
Judge Pamela Chen issued her ruling Friday in a Brooklyn federal court on the martial arts weapon made famous by Bruce Lee.
Continue reading “New York’s nunchucks ban is unconstitutional, federal court rules”
One month after the stock and bonds of troubled California Utility Pacific Gas & Electric cratered after the company hinted of a liquidity crisis as a result of mounting legal obligations following California’s destructive Camp Fire, shocking and infuriating its investors… Continue reading “California Devastated Utility Proposes $2 Billion Rate Hike To Fund “Wildfire Safety””
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Archive: TWFTT 12-17-18
Germany will make one-off compensation payments to Holocaust survivors who were evacuated to the UK to escape the Nazis.
The survivors who were evacuated to the UK were mostly Jewish children and once they arrived in the country many of them never saw their parents again. Continue reading “Germany to compensate hundreds who fled Nazis as children”
Pittsburgh Mayor William Peduto (D) is pushing firearm confiscation orders, bans on commonly-owned semiautomatic firearms and “high capacity” magazines.
Following the October 27 attack on the gun and security-free Tree of Life Synagogue, Peduto voiced opposition to hiring armed guards to protect congregants. Eleven innocents were killed when a gunman entered the synagogue and no one could shoot back. Continue reading “Pittsburgh Mayor Pushes Firearm Confiscation Orders, Gun and Magazine Bans”
A Tennessee mother unloaded 34 rounds of ammunition into her four children, killing them all before turning the gun on herself, according to newly released autopsy reports.
Cynthia Collier, 55, brutally killed her adopted kids, Kaileigh Lin Collier, 17, Lia Lin Collier, 15, Bo Li Collier and Meigan Lin Collier, both 14, in October in what police have called a murder-suicide. Continue reading “Mother shot her 4 children 34 times before turning gun on herself: autopsy reports”
Activist Post – by Catherine Frompovich
The dramatic unrelenting push for 5G implementation has an “unknown” infrastructure called “Dark Fiber,” as explained in the following video. Since I’m not familiar with Dark Fiber, I am leaving it up to readers to take seriously, plus investigate, what’s said by the researcher who produced the video.
5G has one thousand (1,000) times the capacity of 4G, which was never studied for adverse health reactions or effects! Continue reading “What’s Dark Fiber 5G?”
The Intercept – by Glenn Greenwald
A CHILDREN’S SPEECH PATHOLOGIST who has worked for the last nine years with developmentally disabled, autistic, and speech-impaired elementary school students in Austin, Texas, has been told that she can no longer work with the public school district, after she refused to sign an oath vowing that she “does not” and “will not” engage in a boycott of Israel or “otherwise tak[e] any action that is intended to inflict economic harm” on that foreign nation. A lawsuit on her behalf was filed early Monday morning in a federal court in the Western District of Texas, alleging a violation of her First Amendment right of free speech. Continue reading “A Texas Elementary School Speech Pathologist Refused to Sign a Pro-Israel Oath, Now Mandatory in Many States — so She Lost Her Job”
Police in Ohio are warning Netflix customers to beware of emails that appear to be sent from the streaming service.
Police in Solon, Ohio, recently shared a screenshot of a phishing email designed to steal personal information. The email claims the user’s account is on hold because Netflix is “having some trouble with your current billing information.” Continue reading “Police: Beware of this Netflix scam email”
Is freedom of choice an illusion?
The rapid rise of variation in everyday goods and services, from which cereal we eat in the morning to which toothpaste we brush our teeth with at night, gives the perception of unlimited choice. For example, if you’re deciding which bottled water to buy, the possibilities range from budget brands, like Deer Park or Ozarka, to higher-end options, like Perrier or S. Pellegrino. But this appearance of choice is actually manufactured. All of the aforementioned brands are owned by one company: Nestle. Continue reading “These 11 Companies Control Everything You Buy”