Maine Public – by Emily Burnham

The story of the Bangor native who survived the siege and assault on the Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Texas in April 1993 will be told in a new six-episode miniseries, “Waco,” that premieres tonight.

The miniseries is based in part on David Thibodeau’s 1999 book, “Waco: A Survivor’s Story,” which recounts his experience living with the Branch Davidians for about 18 months in his early 20s, and the years immediately following the raid by federal authorities on their compound.   Continue reading “Story Of Bangor Native Who Survived Waco Siege Told In New TV Miniseries”

The Organic Prepper

Imagine getting a phone call like this from your high school aged child.

“Mom, there’s been a shooting. I’m running.”

Those were the chilling words heard by a mom in Kentucky yesterday when her son was fleeing from a classmate who killed 2 students and injured 17 more. The two 15-year-olds died at the hands of another 15-year-old boy, who was later arrested.   Continue reading “Would Your Kids Know How to Survive a School Shooting?”

Patch – by Kimberly Johnson

CHARLOTTE, NC — A homicide investigation is underway after a Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s Office deputy was shot and killed in an incident involving his wife, who is also a MCSO deputy, in north Charlotte Monday afternoon in what Charlotte police are describing as a case of domestic violence.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police were called to the 13300 block of Ashley Meadow Drive Monday shortly after 4 p.m. after receiving a 911 call for help reporting a domestic violence assault with a deadly weapon. There they found Deputy Sheriff James Hawkins, 35, with shot to death inside the home. He was pronounced dead on the scene by paramedics, according to a CMPD report.   Continue reading “North Charlotte Domestic Shooting Leaves Sheriff’s Deputy Dead”

KWCH 12 News

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) Charges have been filed against the Wichita police captain accused of shoving a 17-year-old referee at a youth basketball game in Augusta.

According to a statement released by the Augusta city attorney on Monday, Kevin Mears is charged with battery, a Class B misdemeanor and disorderly conduct, a Class C misdemeanor.   Continue reading “Wichita police captain charged with battery, disorderly conduct”

KOCO 5 News

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that oil and natural gas companies can be sued when a worker is killed or injured on the job.

The state’s highest court struck down a state workers’ compensation law that exempted oil and gas well operators and owners from lawsuits, including one filed by a worker who was fatally burned in 2014 at an Oklahoma County oil well site operated by Stephens Production Co.   Continue reading “Court: Oil company can be sued when worker injured or killed”

The Gateway Pundit – by Joshua Caplan

On Tuesday, Fasih Ahmed, Editor of Newsweek Pakistan tweeted what he believes to be the silver lining to pedophilia: you might get a painting or two out of it.   Continue reading “Newsweek Pakistan Editor Claims Pedophilia “Leads To Great Art,” Rape By Hollywood Star “Everyone’s Dream Come True””

New Hampshire – by Mark Hayward

MANCHESTER — A Manchester police officer accused of a hit-and-run passed out in the lobby of a courthouse Tuesday, minutes before he was scheduled to plead guilty in the case.

Court bailiffs at Hillsborough County Superior Court-North and bystanders assisted Steven Cornacchia before emergency medical workers strapped him to a gurney and took him away in an ambulance.  Continue reading “Officer accused of hit-and-run collapses before guilty plea”

The Oregonian – by Maxine Bernstein

Federal prosecutors won’t retry Oregon refuge occupier Ryan Bundy for the alleged theft of FBI surveillance cameras after a 2016 trial ended in a hung jury on the charge.

The jury acquitted Bundy, younger brother Ammon Bundy and five co-defendants of all other charges in the armed takeover of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.

Prosecutors had argued that Ryan Bundy helped remove FBI cameras from a utility pole on a rural road outside the wildlife refuge on Jan. 15, 2016. They played a video for jurors that captured Ryan Bundy holding a ladder while occupation spokesman Robert “LaVoy” Finicum climbed it to remove the FBI equipment.   Continue reading “Feds won’t retry refuge occupier Ryan Bundy on FBI camera theft charge”

Yahoo News

Two teenagers have died and 18 other people are wounded after a shooting at a Kentucky high school this morning, Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin said.

The suspect, a 15-year-old male student, was taken into custody, Bevin said.

Sixteeen people suffered gunshot wounds, including the two victims who died, Bevin said at a news conference.   Continue reading “2 dead, 18 wounded in shooting at Kentucky high school; suspect in custody”

RT

The US has firmly rejected a Russian-drafted Security Council resolution seeking to establish an objective investigative mechanism to probe all allegations of chemical attacks in Syria “based on impeccable and irrefutable data.”

“We want to rise above the differences and propose [the] creation of a new international investigative body,” tasked with establishing facts and seeking those responsible for the use of chemical weapons in Syria “based on the impeccable and irrefutable data obtained in a transparent and credible way,” Russia’s permanent representative to the UN Vasily Nebenzia told the Security Council on Tuesday.  Continue reading “US rejects Moscow-proposed UN mechanism to probe Syria chemical attacks based on facts”

Las Vegas Sun

BOSCAWEN, N.H. (AP) — A New Hampshire man has been charged with resisting arrest and biting a police dog.

Police say the man unsuccessfully tried to hide under a pile of clothes to evade arrest over the weekend and then put the police dog in a chokehold and bit it on the head.  Continue reading “Police: Dog bites man, man bites dog, then man is arrested”

Anti-Corruption Society

On October 20, 2017 Donald Trump signed Executive Order 13814 extending the state of emergency. Like all of the Presidents since 1933, Trump maintained the unconstitutional powers the state of emergency authorizes.   Continue reading “Trump renews the permanent state of national emergency”

The Daily Sheeple – by Alex Thomas

High-level FBI officials that supported Hillary Clinton for president discussed “initiating” physical harm against President Donald Trump in a series of “missing” text messages, according to a shocking new report detailed by two different alternative news outlets.

With the possibility that tens of thousands of text messages between anti-Trump FBI agent Peter Strzok and his mistress, FBI lawyer Lisa Page, were purposefully deleted, many have assumed that they contained bombshell evidence of a conspiracy against Trump and, now, that seems to actually be the case.   Continue reading “Report: Missing FBI Texts Include Direct Threats Of Physical Harm Against President Trump”

The Guardian

Neil Diamond has announced his retirement from touring after being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease.

The singer, who was set to perform across Australia and New Zealand in March and April as part of his 50th anniversary tour, has cancelled all his dates on doctor’s advice.  Continue reading “Neil Diamond retires from touring after Parkinson’s diagnosis”

Squawker – by Carlisle du Rozel

Feminists are a special breed of collectivists that specialize on devouring an entire half of the human species; that is, the male gender. Male feminists are male allies of the feminist movement who perpetuate rhetoric pertaining to the mythical wage gap and patriarchal sociology. In a recent video published by Shermon Berguee on Twitter, a male feminist ally can be arriving to a pro-feminist rally, only to be berated and harassed by his female counterparts.    Continue reading “Male Feminist Arrives To Support Feminists, Gets Yelled At By Feminists And Knocks One Out”

Free Thought Project – by Jack Burns

Los Angeles, CA — Dramatic footage has just been released showing 18-year-old Bethany Nava, a West Hollywood resident, getting arrested for having her foot on the subway seat in front of her. According to the Facebook live video, Nava was riding the Red Line Metrorail when the confrontation with police occurred.

An unnamed LAPD officer, a sergeant, had reportedly asked Nava to remove her foot from an adjoining seat but she didn’t immediately comply. “It doesn’t matter. You’re getting off the train right now. I already told you what to do but you disobeyed me,” he told her in a normal voice. He then ordered her to stand up and told her she would be getting off the train at the next stop. “I paid to be on the train, asshole!” Nava told the officer as he laid his hands on her and pushed her off the train.   Continue reading “Over a Dozen Cops Swarm, Arrest Tiny Girl For Sitting Incorrectly on the Subway”

The Daily Caller – by Michael Bastasch

Scientists have once again set up a mock Arctic base camp to educate world leaders about man-made global warming at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

Climate scientists hope their mock camp illustrates how global warming could impact the Arctic, but the “Gore effect” may make it harder to get the message across. Davos has seen frigid temperatures along with about six feet of snow in the last six days.   Continue reading “Scientists Get Buried In Snow At Davos While Lecturing On Global Warming”