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BISMARCK, N.D. — Mariah Ochoa, a senior at Legacy High School in Bismarck, wants to become a police officer to “help people when they’re at their worst.”
Ochoa has joined several local students, ages 14 to 18, who are interested in learning what it takes to become a police officer in a new group that provides them with experience working in law enforcement agencies.
Continue reading “Program preps North Dakota students for law enforcement”
The Department of Defense will begin assigning thousands of immigrants holding green cards to basic training, reversing a Trump administration policy that delayed their service as they were subjected to enhanced background checks.
The policy change, first reported by the Washington Post, follows a preliminary injunction issued by U.S. District Judge Jon S. Tigar in the Northern District of California in mid-November. He sided with two lawful permanent residents who argued that they were discriminated against by the Pentagon policy that delayed their service for more than a year and left them in limbo between a military and civilian career. Continue reading “Pentagon Will Train Recruits Holding Green Cards Following Court Order”
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Dozens of police offices rushed to a South Carolina elementary school Tuesday after 911 dispatchers heard gunshots and someone pulled an alarm reporting a shooting on campus. But it turns out the gunfire was actually blanks being fired as part of a historical re-enactment, deputies and officials at Delmae Heights Elementary School in Florence said.
“No one in that school told us they were doing any type of re-enactment,” Florence County Chief Deputy Glen Kirby said over his cellphone with an edge to his voice about an hour after the initial reports of gunfire. Continue reading “School’s historical re-enactment causes shooting scare”
If you aren’t familiar with his work, independent journalist Andy Ngo has made something of a career out of chronicling the outright douchebaggery of the antifa movement and the coziness of the Portland and Seattle governments with that movement. His efforts have discomfited the antifa and irritated politicians. And, along the way, it has given all of us a view of what happens when a governmental entity stops trying to enforce laws equally and decides that supporting a violent and extreme political faction is the way to gain popularity. Continue reading “Why Have Seattle’s Police Become Enforcers For The Antifa?”
Hundreds of migrants from a Central American “caravan” turned themselves in to the US Border Patrol in El Paso, Texas. They hope to still get asylum in the US, due to to a court challenge to President Donald Trump’s new policy.
Groups of migrants, including families, showed up at an opening in the border fence between El Paso and Ciudad Juarez starting Monday morning, the Border Patrol said. By the end of the day, over 400 had turned themselves in, and were taken into custody. Continue reading “400+ caravan migrants detained after crossing border fence in Texas”
US supermarket giant Walmart and three pharmaceutical companies have been sued by a class action suit which alleges the “cheap” Indian-made blood pressure and diabetes drug they sold was contaminated in dirty factories covered in flies—and unwitting US users now face an increased risk of cancer and disease.
According to the suit filed this week in a Florida federal court, Walmart and the three companies—named as Aurobindo Pharma, ScieGen Pharmaceuticals and Westminster Pharmaceuticals, “contributed to the production and sale of impure drugs.” Continue reading ““Cheap” India-Made Contaminated Drugs Spark Lawsuit in America against Walmart, 3 Others”
Q: Do illegal immigrants cost $338.3 billion dollars a year? More than the Iraq war?
A: A chain e-mail that makes this claim is loaded with errors and misleading assertions. Published studies vary widely but put the cost to government at a small fraction of that total. Continue reading “Cost of Illegal Immigrants”
BUENA VISTA TWP, MI — Debris consisting of the home’s interior littered the lawn of the house on the 1000 block of South 27th Street. The inside looks like a hurricane blew through it.
Crystal Thomas and her children were left homeless after police came to her home last Friday looking for her 16-year-old son. Continue reading “Mother, children left homeless after police damage house looking for son”
NEW YORK (FOX 5 NY) – The skies above New York City will be covered by a fleet of drones piloted by police officers.
The New York City Police Department announced its Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) program on Tuesday. Licensed NYPD officers of the Technical Assistance Response Unit will operate them. Continue reading “NYPD launches drone program”
The Organic Prepper – by Meadow Clark
China’s social credit system is in full swing and has already blacklisted more than 15 million Chinese residents from travel. Is it coming soon to the U.S.?
Recently, The Organic Prepper reported some shocking news of China’s newest rollout: a social credit system. Continue reading “15 Million People Were Just Blacklisted from Travel by China’s Social Credit Program and It’s Coming to America Soon”
At least one person was wounded in a suspected robbery attempt at a Baltimore food supply warehouse early Wednesday, police said.
The shooting occurred at around 5 a.m. inside a Restaurant Depot, Baltimore City police said. Restaurant Depot sells wholesale food and supplies to restaurant and business owners. Continue reading “At least 1 wounded in shooting at Baltimore food supply warehouse”
Hours after he and another inmate escaped jail after beating up a security guard, a South Carolina inmate was fatally shot after he broke into a woman’s house, officials said.
Bruce McLaughlin Jr., 30, was shot in the head by the woman after he kicked in her back door on Tuesday, according to Pickens County authorities. Continue reading “South Carolina woman kills escaped jail inmate who kicked down her door, sheriff says”
The United States Department of Agriculture on Tuesday announced an expanded nationwide beef recall due to new concerns over possible salmonella contamination.
More than 12 million pounds of raw, “non-intact” beef products ― a label that includes ground beef ― are now covered by the recall, which was first issued Oct. 4. Continue reading “12 Million Pounds Of Beef Now Under Recall Over Salmonella Risk”
Editor’s note: The riots in France have been all over the news and we’ve watched many beautiful, historic places being destroyed. While the whole thing supposedly started in reaction to an increase in fuel prices, it has turned into something far worse than simple protests. We in the US have long suspected that many of the riots here have been funded and that the rage has been manipulated. In this article, Selco shares his perspective and explained how riots helped start the Balkan War. ~ Daisy Continue reading “Selco on the Riots in France, False News, and Manipulated Rage: “Every riot can be the start of SHTF””
Oregon’s attorney general has approved language for a ballot measure to make psychedelic mushrooms legal.
The measure would reduce criminal penalties for the manufacture, delivery and possession of psilocybin — the hallucinogen contained in psychedelic mushrooms. Continue reading “Oregon Takes 1st Major Step Toward Legalizing Psychedelic Mushrooms”