NJ.com

An explosion late Tuesday obliterated a Sussex County home, damaged nearby Wallkill Valley Regional High School and could be felt by residents for miles, authorities said.

The Hardyston home was a total loss, but no one was home at the time and no injuries were reported as a result of the blast, authorities said.   Continue reading “Explosion obliterates N.J. house, damages high school in blast felt for miles”

The Nation – by Dave Lindorff

On November 15, Ernst & Young and other private firms that were hired to audit the Pentagon announced that they could not complete the job. Congress had ordered an independent audit of the Department of Defense, the government’s largest single cost center—the Pentagon receives two of every three federal tax dollars collected—after the Pentagon failed for decades to audit itself. The firms concluded, however, that the DoD’s financial records were riddled with so many bookkeeping deficiencies, irregularities, and errors that a reliable audit was simply impossible.  Continue reading “The Pentagon’s Massive Accounting Fraud Exposed”

Jamestown Sun – by Arielle Zionts

NEW UNDERWOOD, S.D. – For six months, a western South Dakota man who has beliefs similar to the sovereign citizens movement refused to pay his water bill and now faces prison time after the New Underwood City Council voted to report him to police.

James Kopecky, 57, was in court Tuesday, Nov. 27, to answer to two felony charges: grand theft for allegedly stealing $1,239 worth of city water and refusing to provide a DNA sample in connection with the case. Kopecky’s longtime partner, 51-year-old Misty Koch, has been charged with aiding and abetting the theft. Continue reading “Western South Dakota man faces prison time in water bill dispute”

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Breitbart – by Bob Price

Yuma Sector Border Patrol officials tweeted that large groups of illegal immigrants from Central America continue to exploit gaps in the region’s border infrastructure to enter the U.S.

Border Patrol officials with the Yuma Sector tweeted a video showing a group of illegal immigrants crossing the border where there is a gap in infrastructure. The crossing occurred on November 23 at about 4:15 p.m., according to Yuma Sector officials.  Continue reading “Central American Migrants Exploit Border Barrier Gaps in Arizona”

Natural News – by Ethan Huff

An anonymous whistleblower and teacher from Great Britain has brought some shocking claims to the table about transgender indoctrination that she says is taking place in British public schools – particularly against autistic children whom she says are being actively manipulated and “tricked” into thinking that they’re the opposite sex.

As reported by the Daily Mail Online, this woman, whom the media is referring to as “Carol,” says there are currently 17 students at her school, which is also unnamed, who all identify as transgender. And most of them, she explains in horror, are on the autism spectrum.   Continue reading “LGBT movement exploiting vulnerable autistic children to “trick” them into becoming transgenders”

Fox News

The mother of a toddler who died weeks after being released from the nation’s largest family detention center has filed a legal claim seeking $60 million from the U.S. government for the child’s death.

Attorneys for Yazmin Juarez submitted the claim against multiple agencies Tuesday. Juarez’s 1-year-old daughter, Mariee, died in May.   Continue reading “US sued for $60 million after infant in detention later died”

Tenth Amendment Center – by Davis Taylor

Vaccine mandates generally have their basis in federal recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Most Americans believe that the CDC’s guidelines are carefully crafted, based upon unbiased and thorough scientific research, and that they will keep us safe. This narrative isn’t necessarily true.

Because of their misplaced faith in this federal agency, most people assume there is no need to push back against federal narratives on vaccines or against anticipated federal vaccine mandates. In his important new book, Vaccines – A Reappraisal, Richard Moskowitz, M.D., provides information which should thoroughly refute these assumptions.   Continue reading “New Book Shatters Our Misplaced Faith in the Federal Vaccine Narrative”

Gizmodo – by Kashmir Hill

Next time you’re chatting with a customer service agent online, be warned that the person on the other side of your conversation might see what you’re typing in real time. A reader sent us the following transcript from a conversation he had with a mattress company after the agent responded to a message he hadn’t sent yet.   Continue reading “Be Warned: Customer Service Agents Can See What You’re Typing in Real Time”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Earlier today, Trump’s chief economic advisor Larry Kudlow poured cold water on expectations for an imminent resolution of the US-China trade war when he said that negotiations in the run up to this week’s G-20 talks “haven’t yielded any progress”, and unless something changes, the “administration will move ahead with the next phase of tariffs.”   Continue reading “China Ambassador Warns Of “Dire Consequences” If No Deal, Hints At “All Out” War”

Chicago Sun Times

5:55 p.m. Trial ends for the day

5:34 p.m. Defense attorney questions whether David March placed the call

Defense attorney James McKay attacked on cross-examination an investigator for the Cook County Medical Examiner’s office who said he took a damning statement from McKay’s client, David March, following the shooting death of Laquan McDonald.   Continue reading “Cop cover-up trial Day 1: Defense questions if detective ever made critical call”

RT

Missouri State Representative Bruce Franks Jr has released appalling bodycam footage he fought to obtain for four years, in which officers who arrested him brag openly about the brutality they used when dealing with protesters.

Franks alleges he was refused medical treatment despite reportedly suffering a concussion and a torn rotator cuff during his violent arrest.   Continue reading “‘I kicked him like there was no f**king tomorrow’: Cops joke about brutality in bodycam VIDEO”

The Organic Prepper – by Meadow Clark

How would you like to pay a 163% meat tax every time you want a steak or a burger? What about when you want some bacon with breakfast, or when you’re craving a ham sandwich?

After much talk, economists and so-called health experts have finally decided what’s best for society: no steak for you!    Continue reading “Brace Yourselves: A 163% Meat Tax Could Be Coming”

AP

MEXICO CITY (AP) — The Mexican government said Tuesday that it will award President Donald Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner the highest honor the country gives to foreigners, the Order of the Aztec Eagle.

The Foreign Relations Department said Kushner earned the award “for his significant contributions in achieving the renegotiation of the new (trade) agreement between Mexico, the United States and Canada.”   Continue reading “Mexico to grant highest honor to Jared Kushner”