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An undocumented immigrant, who was hiding in grass, was injured by a tractor mowing vegetation on the sides of the road southwest of Bisbee, authorities said Thursday.
The 27-year-old injured man appeared to have a broken leg and was treated by a Bisbee Fire Department crew before he was taken to a Tucson hospital, said Carol Capas, a Cochise County Sheriff’s spokeswoman.
Continue reading “Cochise County Sheriff’s: Undocumented man hiding in grass injured by tractor”
New Jersey’s oldest resident, who once claimed beer and whisky kept her spry, has died at the age of 112.
Agnes Fenton, of Englewood, died Thursday morning, according to The Record.
Fenton was born in Holly Springs, Mississippi, in 1905 and owned a restaurant in Tennessee before moving to New Jersey with her second husband. Continue reading “New Jersey’s Oldest Resident, Whose Secret to Longevity Was Alcohol, Dies at 112”
WEB Notes: This is absolute blasphemy. This atheist group claims “the Bible is a violent, racist book that has inspired violent, racist organizations“. These people are a bunch of idiots, absolute idiots. Call it what it is, we do not play politically correct games on this site. If you listen to a fool you are a bigger fool than they are. ‘But Brandon Christians should not talk that way.‘ If that is what you are thinking you are just too sugar sweet for our Father to use. You know what happens to snow flakes? They melt when the sun comes out a bit. Are you going to melt before your enemies or grow a back bone? Grow a back bone already and stand up for your Father not some man. The Kentucky Governor is absolutely correct and should be applauded here…
Continue reading “Blasphemy: Atheist Group Claims “The Bible Is A Violent, Racist Book That Has Inspired Violent, Racist Organizations””
It seems California lawmakers’ efforts to force rifle owners to register their personal details, or resort to cumbersome reloading or giving up their arms altogether, may have missed the mark.
Although months behind schedule, the State of California’s Department of Justice (DOJ) this week opened up its online registration for gun owners to enroll their bullet-button toting AR-15 rifles – now deemed to be “assault weapons” – in line with a controversial set of sweeping gun control laws signed into state law last year. Continue reading “How California gun owners are legally keeping their AR-15 rifles”
Business Insider – by Daniel Brown
Russia’s ambassador to Sudan was found floating dead in a swimming pool in his Khartoum home on Wednesday.
Mirgayas Shirinskiy, 63, “was found in his residence with evidence of an acute heart attack,” Maria Zakharova, a spokeswoman for the Russian foreign ministry, told BBC on Thursday. Continue reading “Russian ambassadors keep dying in mysterious ways”
My Statesman – by Ryan Autullo, Ralph K.M. Haurwitz
A relative of Maj. George Washington Littlefield is suing University of Texas President Gregory L. Fenves for removing Confederate statues that his great-grand-uncle donated to the university in the 1920s.
In response to the deadly protest involving a Confederate statue in Charlottesville, Va., Fenves ordered that four statues — including three of Confederate figures — displayed on the South Mall of the UT campus be taken down overnight, with work starting Sunday after 10 p.m. Continue reading “UT president sued for removing Confederate statues”
A farmer in Wiltshire, England, decided to thank the the firefighters who saved her piglets from a barn fire in an almost twisted yet somehow fitting manner.
Back in February, officers from the Pewsey Fire Station responded to a blaze at a farm where 60 metric tons of hay had caught on fire.
The quick-acting officials ended up saving 18 piglets and two sows from what would have been a terrible death. Continue reading “Piglets saved from blaze served as sausages to firefighters who rescued them”
The Daily Caller – by Steve Birr
A bipartisan proposal in the Senate would give border agents the technology to screen for chemicals at U.S. entry points in an effort to target fentanyl shipments.
Democratic Sen. Ed Markey of Massachusetts and Republican Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida proposed the INTERDICT Act earlier this year and are renewing their call for support after a report released Tuesday showed fentanyl deaths are rising. Data from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health reveals 81 percent of opioid-related deaths over the first quarter of 2017 involved fentanyl, a painkiller roughly 50 to 100 times more powerful than morphine, reports The Herald News. Continue reading “Border Screenings Proposed For Deadly Painkiller Spreading Death Across US”
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Only half of Americans who face depression get help for it, and Google is determined to increase that percentage. As of today, it’s offering a medically validated, anonymous screening questionnaire for clinical depression if you search for information on the condition. This won’t definitively indicate that you’re clinically depressed, to be clear, but it will give you useful information you can take to a doctor. And importantly, the very presence of the questionnaire promises to raise awareness and promote treatment beyond what a basic information card would offer. Continue reading “Google search uses a medical quiz to help diagnose depression”
On the eve of the new school year the IDF this week destroyed two illegally built modular Palestinian and Beduin schools funded by the European Union.
On Tuesday evening, the Civil Administration of Judea and Samaria took down a building made up in six caravans in the village of Jub al-Dib near Bethlehem. On Sunday demolished a one-room modular kindergarten in the Beduin herding village of Badu al-Baba near the town of Eizariya just outside of Jerusalem. In both cases the Civil Administration said the structures lacked permits. Continue reading “IDF Destroys Two Illegal EU-Funded Palestinian Schools”
The Interior Ministry has begun the process of revoking the citizenship of 19 Israelis who went to fight for Islamic State.
The Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency), according to Channel 2, provided the Interior Ministry a list of 20 Israelis who had joined the jihadist group, after a law proposed by Interior Minister Arye Deri went into effect this week allowing him to strip Israelis of their citizenship if they are members of foreign terrorist organizations. Continue reading “19 Israelis to have Citizenship Revoked for Fighting with ISIS”
Why? Evidence points to glyphosate toxicity from the overuse of Monsanto’s Roundup herbicide on our food.
For over three decades, Stephanie Seneff, PhD, has researched biology and technology, over the years publishing over 170 scholarly peer-reviewed articles. In recent years she has concentrated on the relationship between nutrition and health, tackling such topics as Alzheimer’s, autism, and cardiovascular diseases, as well as the impact of nutritional deficiencies and environmental toxins on human health. Continue reading “MIT Researcher: Glyphosate Herbicide will Cause Half of All Children to Have Autism by 2025”
Earlier this year (June 2017) we reported on one of the most horrific examples of child abuse of a child who was taken into state custody by a “Child Protection” social service agency, and put into the foster care system, that we have ever reported.
We reported how one Arizona child was repeatedly raped as part of a pornographic pedophile ring in foster care, and then placed into a different foster home where 80% of her body was burned with scalding water. Continue reading “Arizona Child Removed from Loving Family and Placed into Foster Care Where She was Repeatedly Raped – then 80% of Body Burned”