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A young mountain lion that was strangled last month by a Colorado jogger the animal attacked was a 4-month-old orphan, state wildlife officials have revealed.
According to a necropsy, the young male had weighed an estimated 35 or 40 pounds. The inexperienced hunter may have been desperate for prey when he pounced on 31-year-old Travis Kauffman on a scenic trail in Fort Collins. Continue reading “Mountain Lion Killed By Colorado Jogger Was Orphaned ‘Kitten,’ Officials Reveal”
The NBC investigation was broadcast at a time when they were a real news organization rather than a branch of the Democratic Party’s PR department, and provided internal State Department memos to back up claims of a massive Hillary Clinton elite pedophile ring cover-up.
“Serious allegations concerning the State Department,” the NBC anchor announced, before launching into the disturbing details that mainstream media would be unable to report on in 2017. Continue reading “NBC Admits Hillary Clinton Used her Job to Cover up Pedophile Rings as Secretary of State”
Nearly 200 immigrants are suffering from mumps at detention facilities across Texas, according to a state health agency.
The Texas Department of State Health Services says 178 detainees had confirmed cases of mumps as of Feb. 21. Another five cases were reported among detention facility employees. Texas detention centers account for 76 percent of mumps cases at such facilities nationwide, according to federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data. Continue reading “Nearly 200 immigrants in Texas detention facilities have mumps”
21st Century Wire – by Shawn Helton
It’s been just over a year since America was stricken with a high-profile mass shooting on Valentine’s Day, yet despite a confession and the presentation of largely circumstantial evidence, there’s still a number of lingering questions concerning the Parkland school shooting. To many, it was just another in a long line of spectacular mass shootings in America, but this event was amplified to entirely new level, where media and political forces were suddenly mobilized, rapidly eclipsing the crime itself. Continue reading “PARKLAND REVISITED: Known Wolves, Astroturfing and the Politics of Mass Shootings”
Amazon has apparently started removing anti-vaccine documentaries from its Amazon Prime Video streaming service. The move came days after a CNN Business report highlighted the anti-vaccine comment available on the site, and hours after Rep. Adam Schiff wrote an open letter to Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, saying he is concerned “that Amazon is surfacing and recommending” anti-vaccination books and movies. Continue reading “Anti-vaccine movies disappear from Amazon after CNN Business report”
Everyone is horrified lately about stuff on the internet.
From degrading comments to vile posts to videos that urge self-harm, the internet is a cesspool that shows the worst of humankind. Pedophilia, hate, racism, sexism, rape, animal abuse, bullying, and murder are everywhere. But it’s not the internet that is the problem. It’s humanity. Continue reading “It’s Not the Internet That’s Dark. It’s Humanity.”
Officials in the German town of Ahlen have seized a family’s pet pug and sold it on eBay, prompting a storm of criticism.
Edda the pug was taken from her owners after they allegedly failed to pay debts owed to the town, including a dog tax. Continue reading “Debt collectors seize family pug to sell on eBay after first trying to take owner’s wheelchair”
Mint Press News – by John Kiriakou
You may remember that last year some nut was arrested for mailing bombs to prominent Democrats, media outlets, and opponents of Donald Trump. Less than a week after the bombs went out, a suspect was arrested. Almost immediately, video turned up of him at a Trump rally, wearing a “Make America Great Again” hate and chanting for the camera. He was soon tried, convicted, and jailed. Continue reading “Former CIA Whistleblower: Yes, Even the US Post Office Is Spying on You”
In the Netflix era, many Americans are managing their finances based on their monthly subscription payments, often with little regard to the total they’ll pay in the long run.
That paradigm benefits the automotive industry and the lenders that finance car loans, as auto sales remain near record levels. Continue reading “Why Americans are suddenly paying $550 per month for new cars”
Jennifer Lawrence is the star of a new documentary about corruption in the American political system.
The film is called ‘Unbreaking America: A NEW Short Film about Solving the Corruption Crisis,’ and lasts just over 12 minutes.
A generous Oregon couple stepped in to pay for 45 hotel rooms for the homeless on Tuesday night as snow coated the ground. Amberly Batten and her husband Ryan had come across Facebook posts from volunteers with the local nonprofit Compassion Highway Project and knew they needed to help.
“I had seen some posts about some people who were homeless that were contemplating suicide because they were cold and didn’t have anywhere to go, and that hit something in my core. I had to do something,” Amberly told local NBC affiliate KOBI-TV. Continue reading “Oregon couple pays for 45 hotel rooms to house homeless on snowy night”
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Strategic Culture – by Eric Zuesse
Here are America’s recent targets for regime-change (against which have been used economic sanctions, invasion, and enormous destruction) — and all of them are nations that never invaded nor threatened to invade America:
Iraq 2003, Libya 2011, Syria 2011-2018, Yemen 2015-now, Ukraine 2014, and Venezuela 2017-now. Continue reading “Lies America’s News-Media Tell”
UPLAND, Calif. (KABC) — Like many kindergarteners, 5-year-old Kyler has plenty of hobbies and interests – and one of his dreams is that he wants to be a policeman.
At least he wanted to be one until an incident last week at Foothill Knolls Elementary School. Continue reading “Upland school calls police on 5-year-old boy”