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The Organic Prepper – by Lisa Egan
As more people seek safe, natural remedies for health concerns – and as more states legalize medical cannabis – interest in cannabidiol (commonly known as “CBD”) is growing. Yet another issue that CBD may help with is sleep disorders, ranging from insomnia to sleep apnea and more. Continue reading “Can’t Sleep? Got Insomnia? These Studies Suggest CBD for Sleep Disorders”
If there is no barrier, people will migrate to America until there is no economic gain from migration. Dr Milton Friedman
15 percent of Mexican workers (6.7 million people) work for the minimum wage, and 4.1 million Mexicans receive incomes below the minimum wage. One in seven Mexican workers earn the average minimum wage of 65.58 pesos ($5.10) a day or less. Continue reading “Border Wall Needed. Voter ID Also Needed.”
The Truth About Guns – by Dan Zimmerman
California had established a goal of confiscating 20,000 over three years under the new gun control law they enacted following Sandy Hook. They wanted to seize firearms from people who had become prohibited persons or had mental health problems.
But California is having trouble hiring enough people to go out there and seize all those guns. From Fox News . . . Continue reading “California Can’t Confiscate Guns Fast Enough, Backlog Continues to Grow”
Health Impact News – by Dr. Tetyana Obukhanych
An Open Letter to Legislators Currently Considering Vaccine Legislation from Tetyana Obukhanych, PhD
Dear Legislator:
My name is Tetyana Obukhanych. I hold a PhD in Immunology. I am writing this letter in the hope that it will correct several common misperceptions about vaccines in order to help you formulate a fair and balanced understanding that is supported by accepted vaccine theory and new scientific findings. Continue reading “Harvard Immunologist to Legislators: Unvaccinated Children Pose ZERO Risk to Anyone”
The Trump administration will launch an effort to decriminalize homosexuality in countries where it is still illegal, as part of a diplomatic push for LGBTQ rights — and an effort to isolate Iran, which persecutes homosexuals.
NBC News reported Tuesday that the effort is to be led by U.S. Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell, a staunch Trump supporter who is among the highest-ranking openly gay officials ever to serve in the U.S. government. Grenell is currently among the front-runnersto succeed Nikki Haley as UN Ambassador. Continue reading “Trump to Launch Worldwide Fight to Decriminalize Homosexuality”
The federal government shares its terrorist watchlist with more than 1,400 private groups, according to court papers reported on by the Associated Press.
The AP reported Tuesday that Timothy Groh, the deputy director of the FBI’s Terrorist Screening Center (TSC), said in a written statement to a federal court that 1,441 private entities can access the watchlist, which is compiled by the TSC. Continue reading “Federal government shares terror watchlist with over 1000 private groups: report”
An American woman captured by Kurdish forces after fleeing the last pocket of land controlled by Islamic State says she “deeply regrets” travelling to Syria to join the terror group and has pleaded to be allowed to return to her family in Alabama.
Once one of Isis’s most prominent online agitators who took to social media to call for the blood of Americans to be spilled, Hoda Muthana, 24, claims to have made a “big mistake” when she left the US four years ago and says she was brainwashed into doing so online. Continue reading “Hoda Muthana ‘deeply regrets’ joining Isis and wants to return home”
Courthouse News – by Colleen Long
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration announced new rules Friday to scrutinize petitions to bring in underage spouses to the U.S., after data showed thousands of requests by men to bring in child and adolescent brides had been approved.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services said it was updating guidance to adjudicators that stresses marriages involving minors warrant special attention. They must ensure the marriage was lawful where it was celebrated, and is legal in the state where they will live, and that it is bona fide and the minor consented freely to it. Continue reading “ICE Issues New Guidance on Petitions for Child Brides”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Houston, TX — It has been three weeks since the Houston police department fabricated information which led to a no-knock raid on an innocent couple’s home. The botched raid left and innocent husband, an innocent wife, and their dog—all murdered—as well as four cops shot. Now, in a move TFTP has never seen, the Houston police department is claiming they are taking steps to prevent future scenarios like this from happening—by ceasing the use of no-knock raids. Continue reading “After Innocent Couple Murdered Over Cop’s Lies, Houston Police Vow No More No-Knock Raids”
A seven-year-old boy was harassed and called “Little Hitler” after setting up a hot chocolate stand to raise money for President Trump’s border wall, his parents say.
Benton Stevens, of Austin, Texas was reportedly motivated to help fund the border wall between the United States and Mexico after watching Trump’s State of the Union on February 5 with his parents Jennifer and Shane, who are both active members with the Republican National Committee, KXAN reports. Continue reading “Boy called ‘Little Hitler’ for using hot chocolate stand to raise money for border wall, parents say”
The first tax filing season under the new federal tax law is proving to be surprising, confusing – and occasionally frightening – for some Americans, especially those accustomed to getting money back from the government.
Take Andy Kraft and Amy Elias of Portland, Oregon. The couple had grown comfortable getting a small refund each year, a few hundred dollars or more. Then they found out they owe $10,160 this year. Continue reading “Americans shocked by impact of new tax law as IRS reports that total returns are down 16 PERCENT”
As used in this chapter:
(1)“Counsel for the United States” means— Continue reading “28 U.S. Code § 3002 – Definitions”
Arizona could soon be one of the first states to maintain a massive statewide DNA database.
And if the proposed legislation passes, many people — from parent school volunteers and teachers to real estate agents and foster parents — will have no choice but to give up their DNA. Continue reading “You may soon have to give your DNA to the state and pay $250 for the privilege”
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Archive: TWFTT 2-19-19
Almost 80% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck barely able to afford to put food on the table. That’s terrible news considering that the predictions currently assume that grocery prices will steadily continue to rise during 2019.
Grocery prices are expected to rise by 1 percent or 2 percent this year, according to the United States Department of Agriculture. It may seem small, but with so many U.S. households already living paycheck to paycheck, it could be just enough to have a real financial impact. Although food prices rose by just a fraction of a percent last year, and that was the first increase in three years, and it looks like prices will rise consistently during 2019, according to WCVB 5, an ABC News affiliate. Continue reading “Food Prices Will Rise In 2019 Adversely Impacting Those Living Paycheck To Paycheck”
American taxpayers are continuing to fund border security measures and border walls in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Egypt, and Lebanon with President Trump’s signing of a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) spending bill.
While the United States-Mexico border received only $1.3 billion for construction of a border wall at the overwhelmed southern border with soaring illegal immigration, foreign countries are getting help from American taxpayers to secure their borders. Continue reading “U.S. Taxpayers Fund Border Walls in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Middle East”
A school running a community arts center in Ohio was forced to stop advertising a party game where kids are instructed to ‘eliminate’ the president with toy guns, after it sparked national outrage.
The game entitled ‘President’ had been advertised as a part of Nerf gun-themed party organized by the Olmsted Performing Arts community center in Berea, a suburb of Cleveland. Continue reading “‘Shoot the president’: School cancels assassination party game for kids after public outcry”
For nearly two decades at the Grand Canyon, tourists, employees, and children on tours passed by three paint buckets stored in the National Park’s museum collection building, unaware that they were being exposed to radiation.
Although federal officials learned last year that the 5-gallon containers were brimming with uranium ore, then removed the radioactive specimens, the park’s safety director alleges nothing was done to warn park workers or the public that they might have been exposed to unsafe levels of radiation. Continue reading “Grand Canyon tourists exposed for years to radiation in museum building, safety manager says”