The Intercept – by Natasha Lennard

ANNA CHAMBERS COULD not consent to sex when, in September 2017, the then-18-year-old was arrested, handcuffed, and taken into the unmarked van of New York Police Department detectives Richard Hall and Edward Martins.

The case should have been clear-cut from the moment a hospital rape kit found semen matching Martins’s and Hall’s DNA inside Chambers (who has used a pseudonym throughout her ordeal to protect her privacy). Continue reading “Two NYPD Cops Coerced Sex With a Teen in Their Custody — and Prosecutors Just Dropped Rape Charges”

CBS News

SADDLE RIVER, N.J. (CBSNewYork) – A New Jersey town wants to get tough on excessive dog barking and a new proposal could even land a noisy pup’s owner in jail.

The proposed ordinance in Saddle River would prohibit loud, continuous barking for over 20 minutes during the day, from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.

It law would get even stricter at night, with penalties kicking in for barking lasting more than 15 minutes from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m.   Continue reading “New Jersey Town Proposes Rule Giving Dog Owners Jail Time For Nonstop Barking”

Tenth Amendment Center – by Michael Boldin

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (March 7, 2019) – Today, the Maryland Senate unanimously passed a bill to prohibit the Maryland State Police from denying a firearm purchase by a person on the basis of their use of medical marijuana under state law.

A bipartisan effort from Sen. Michael Hough (R) and Sen. Robert Zirkin (D), Senate Bill 97 (SB97) was introduced on Jan. 14. It reads: “A person may not be denied the right to purchase, possess, or carry a firearm under this title solely on the basis that the person is authorized to use medical cannabis under title 13, subtitle 33 of the health – general article.”   Continue reading “Maryland Senate Unanimously Passes Bill to Ban State Police from Denying Firearms to Medical Marijuana Users”

Truthout – by Jean Trounstine

A perfect example of George Orwell’s terrifying view of a society under government surveillance has arrived in the form of ankle monitors for your teens.

For parents who “need to keep track of [their] teenager at all times,” Tampa Bay Monitoring in Clearwater, Florida, is selling GPS tracking — similar to the shackles used to track those on parole — billed as a way for parents to have “peace of mind” and for so-called troubled teens to have “protection.” Never mind that these monitors function as a form of private surveillance, enabling parents and anyone else with access to shadow a teen’s every move. Besides, these devices can be uncomfortable and can cause problems at airports, hospitals and schools, and many people have concerns about where all the tracking information goes and who has access to it.   Continue reading “Big Brother Steps Closer as Parents Shackle Teens to Ankle Monitors”

Breitbart – by John Binder

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) said the United States must not suppress the vote of newly arrived legal immigrants — including those foreign nationals who arrive en masse at the U.S.-Mexico border.

During a press conference in Austin, Texas this week, Pelosi admitted that the goal for the country’s mass illegal and legal immigration system is to ensure the more than 1.5 million new arrivals who come to the U.S. every year are on the voter rolls.   Continue reading “Nancy Pelosi: New Immigrants Must Not Have Their Votes Suppressed”

Breitbart – by John Carney

The American economy added a paltry 20,000 jobs in February. The unemployment rate ticked down to 3.8 percent, the government said Friday.

Economists had expected 175,000 nonfarm payroll growth and the unemployment rate to hold fall to at 3.9 percent.   Continue reading “America Created Just 20,000 Jobs in February”

The Organic Prepper – by Dagny Taggart

Back in 2014, due to safety concerns, the government suspended dangerous research that could make the bird flu virus more easily transmitted to humans.

It was a wise decision, but unfortunately, short-lived.

In February, Science Magazine revealed a troubling discovery: Last year, a U.S. government review panel decided to let the research resume. They actually want scientists to figure out how to make the avian flu more likely to kill us all and what’s more, they’re not telling us why.   Continue reading “Our Own Government Is Quietly FUNDING the Bird Flu Research That Could End Up Killing Us All”

ABC News

The suspect in the fatal shooting of a sheriff’s deputy Thursday at a hotel in Rockford, Illinois, has now been taken into custody after barricading himself in his car following a high-speed chase, Illinois State Police confirmed to ABC News.

The suspect, identified as Floyd E. Brown, 39, lost control of his vehicle during the chase and careened off Interstate 55 between Bloomington and Springfield and crashed into a ravine, said Master Sgt. Sam Thomas of the Illinois State Police. He then barricaded himself in his car Thursday afternoon.   Continue reading “Suspect in fatal shooting of deputy at hotel in Rockford, Illinois, now in custody: Officials”

No 5G

It is time to step up our efforts and move on, to a 5G embargo – globally.

Clearly the 5G grid, that is being built right now, is the power structure’s Achilles heel (kind of like the Death Star being under construction). Without it there’s no full-spectrum control grid in place, without it the world remains human intelligence-based, without it sovereign communities and people individually can stay in control of their rights.  Continue reading “5G Embargo: People Should Ban All Commercial Activity that Advances the 5G Grid”

Nexus Newsfeed

What inconvenient truth led a highly-regarded radiation expert to take the law into his own hands and demolish six mobile phone stations? As he faces sentencing this month, John Patterson talks to EMR and Health about the story behind the news.

John Patterson is a pleasant, considerate and well-mannered man with an easy smile and a wicked sense of humour. He is also one of Australia’s leading radiation experts—a man who has been at the cutting edge of communications technology for the past 33 years.  Continue reading “Inconvenient truth – the John Patterson story”

Breitbart – by AWR Hawkins

Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) is begging Senate Judiciary Committee chairman Lindsey Graham (R-SC) to allow a hearing on the criminalization of private gun sales.

Murphy’s pleading comes a week after House Democrats passed legislation to criminalize private gun sales. The House bill, H.R. 8, would not have stopped a single mass shooting during the past ten years, but it would make it a criminal act for a neighbor to sell a gun to a lifelong neighbor without first getting government permission.   Continue reading “Chris Murphy Begs Lindsey Graham for Hearing to Criminalize Private Gun Sales”

Daily Mail

The federal judge overseeing Paul Manafort’s sentencing handed down a sentence of just 47 months after the former Trump campaign chair pleaded for leniency from his wheelchair but did not express remorse.

The four-year sentence is well below what prosecutors were seeking – and years below what top prosecutors and litigators had been predicting.   Continue reading “Paul Manafort gets just 47 MONTHS in jail for tax and bank fraud”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Update2: Following days of infighting over the rebuke of Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) for criticizing pro-Israel politicians, the House overwhelmingly passed a bipartisan resolution on Thursday to condemn all forms of bigotry.

The final vote tally was 407-23-1.  Continue reading “House Passes Anti-Bigotry Resolution After Anti-Semitism Push Splits Party”

FEE – by Carey Wedler

Legislators in Hawaii, which has some of the most restrictive gun laws in the United States, moved this week to bring their concerns about the Second Amendment to the national level.

In Senate Concurrent Resolution (SCR) No. 42, introduced Tuesday, Democratic lawmakers assert that  Continue reading “Lawmakers in Hawaii Propose Repealing Second Amendment”