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A woman whose eczema was so bad she ended up in hospital and said she wanted to ‘rip her skin off’ says smoking a cannabis oil in a vape pen has cured her.
Cheryl Halliburton, from Elgin in Scotland, suffered with severe outbreaks of the uncomfortable skin condition for years after having her daughter, Alexis. Continue reading “Scottish mother says inhaling cannabis oil cured her eczema”
Prisoners in 17 states across the country started a two-week strike Tuesday, calling for an end to “modern slavery.” Prisoners will abstain from going to work at their jobs, halt commissary spending, engage in sit-ins, and refuse to eat.
The main reason for the strike was an April prison riot at the Lee Correctional Institution in South Carolina that left seven inmates dead and a dozen more injured. The strike launched Tuesday was planned for next year, but following the violent incident, Lee prisoners wanted to take more immediate action. Continue reading “American Inmates Stage Nationwide Prison Labor Strike over ‘Modern Slavery’”
Free Thought Project – by John Vibes
At DEFCON 26, the world’s largest hacking convention that recently took place in Las Vegas, an 11-year-old boy managed to hack a replica of the Florida state election website and change voting results in less than 10 minutes. Organizers of the event said that at least 30 children were able to hack similar replica websites in under a half hour, including an 11-year-old girl who completed the job in just under 15 minutes.
One of the attractions of the event was the “DEFCON Voting Machine Hacking Village,” which allowed kids as young as 8 to take a shot at stealing a simulated election. Continue reading “The State of Democracy: 11-Year-Old Hacks A State Election Replica Website in Just 10 Minutes”
Retailers are turning to facial recognition software to identify potential thieves by comparing scanned images of shoppers’ faces against a database of known shoplifters. But as more retail stores consider using the technology, privacy advocates and industry stakeholders are debating how the technology should be regulated and how shoppers should be informed about when their faces are scanned. Continue reading “Thousands Of Stores Will Soon Use Facial Recognition, And They Won’t Need Your Consent”
A U.S. special forces soldier is accused of attempting to smuggle 90 pounds of cocaine from Cali, Colombia, into the Eglin Air Force Base in Florida.
Army Master Sgt. Daniel Gould, assigned to the 7th Special Forces Group, reportedly tried to smuggle the drugs on a military plane, but they were caught before the aircraft ever left Colombia and before the drugs made it onto the plane. He was already back in the United States but was promptly arrested by the DEA after the two backpacks of cocaine were discovered. Continue reading “U.S. Special Forces Soldier Arrested for Trying to Smuggle 90 Pounds of Cocaine into Florida”
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Agreement between Mexico and the United States on outstanding bilateral issues in renegotiating the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) could be just a few hours away, Mexican officials said on Wednesday. Continue reading “Mexico says deal with U.S. on NAFTA issues may be ‘hours’ away”
FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) — Following a string of Apple store robberies throughout the state, shoppers in Southern California finally said enough is enough and tackled two men caught in the act near the Apple store in Thousand Oaks over the weekend.
“These items are small and expensive so if they get away with a few things in their hands they’re very easy to transfer into cash,” said Ventura County Sheriff’s Office Cpt. Garo Kuredjian. Continue reading “Apple store thieves arrested after good Samaritans in Ventura County hold them down”
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The prominent Republican family which owns the farm where Mollie Tibbetts’ alleged killer worked have insisted that he passed background checks for migrant workers.
Christhian Rivera, 24, who is from Mexico, was charged with first degree murder on Tuesday after leading police to a corn field where Mollie’s body was dumped. Continue reading “Farm which hired Mollie Tibbetts’ ‘killer’ insist he passed vetting”
A 24-year-old woman riding her motorcycle in Pierce County, Washington, came under a road rage attack from a 60-year-old man and ultimately shot and killed him to stop his assault on her.
The Pierce County Prosecutor’s Office has ruled that the woman, Aubrey Bowlin, will not face prosecution for the death. Continue reading “Road Rage: Man Attacks Woman Riding Motorcycle, Gets Shot Dead”
The Money Project is an ongoing collaboration between Visual Capitalist and Texas Precious Metals that seeks to use intuitive visualizations to explore the origins, nature, and use of money.
Continue reading “The Global War on Cash”
The Jamestown Sun – by Jack Dura
BISMARCK—Police in Bismarck responded around 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 18, to a call about a squirrel struck by a dart.
Bismarck Police Sgt. Tim Sass said officers responded after the caller described the squirrel as “acting weird” when it was running along a fence, and then it fell to the ground. The caller told police the squirrel had been struck by a large dart. The squirrel died as a result.
Continue reading “Bismarck man may be charged in connection to squirrel’s death”
A local police department in Michigan is under scrutiny for tasering a suspect who was holding a two-month-old baby. While the child was left unharmed, social media users criticized the department’s use of excessive force.
Responding to a report about a possible physical assault of a woman, the Westland Police Department rushed to Raymurez Brown’s residence on Friday night. When officers arrived at the scene, they found Brown having a barbecue with friends. According to officials, Brown was yelling and confronting people outside his home. Telling the officers that they had the wrong house, the suspect then allegedly began an argument with representatives of the force. Continue reading “Michigan cops taser man holding 2-month-old baby”
Russia has unveiled a terrifying 4.5-tonne bulletproof robot that can walk and hold weapons in its giant claws – and looks straight out of sci-fi films like Avatar and Robocop.
The Avatar-style ‘bot was revealed by Kalashnikov at the Army 2018 Fair just outside Moscow, as a ‘demonstration of what is to come.’
The robot can walk and has space in a cabin for people to sit and operate the robot from inside and can hold and move objects with its claws, including weapons. Continue reading “Russia’s new ‘walking army robot’ unveiled by Kalashnikov is 4.5-tonne bulletproof ‘soldier suit’ with claws”
Police are investigating two incidents in which gunshots were fired at a luxury apartment building in Manhattan in the span of less than 48 hours.
No residents were hurt in the seemingly random shootings, in which bullets crashed through windows into two flats.
According to New York media, the bullets may have been fired from a rooftop or balcony across the river. Continue reading “Mystery gunman targets New York luxury high-rise”
The smoke is worse than last year. Drove through two forest fires on Monday near Revelstokes, BC. One was huge and right on the highway. There were signs warning “Danger: Wildfires in Area” And I thought No Shit !!
Western Canada has been blanketed by smoke for days as hundreds of wildfires burn in British Columbia (BC).
The smoke has also wafted south into the US state of Washington, where a group of friends in Spokane now want to try blowing it right back to Canada. Continue reading “Spokane residents launch campaign to blow smoke back to Canada”
An illegal immigrant from Mexico stands accused of killing college student Mollie Tibbetts and dumping her body in an Iowa cornfield — after he allegedly accosted her during a July 18 jog and she threatened to call police.
Cristhian Bathena Rivera, 24, was charged with first-degree murder Tuesday in Tibbetts’ death, officials confirmed. Continue reading “Mollie Tibbetts murder suspect ID’d as Cristhian Rivera, 24, living in US illegally”
CARACAS, Venezuela — A powerful earthquake has shaken eastern Venezuela, causing buildings to be evacuated in the capital of Caracas.
The U.S. Geological Survey put the magnitude of Tuesday’s quake at 7.0 and said it had a depth of 53 miles (87 kilometers). Its epicenter was 13 miles (22 kilometers southwest of Irapa, Venezuela. Continue reading “7.0 earthquake strikes coast of Venezuela, buildings evacuated in capital”
Here’s what it looks like when all the pieces are sewn together
It smells like conspiracy and treason. Everyone needs to read this. Slowly, and patiently, because it’s very important……
From 2001 to 2005 there was an ongoing investigation into the Clinton Foundation. Continue reading “Connecting some dots”