Kansas.com

State law enforcement agencies will be checking for both valid drivers’ licenses and possession of wildlife in upcoming checkpoints across Kansas on Sunday, Nov. 12.

“Upland bird, deer and migratory bird seasons will be underway, and these checkpoints are intended to help enforce state and federal wildlife laws, as well as the state’s driver’s licensing laws,” Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks & Tourism said in a release.   Continue reading “Kansas agencies to conduct wildlife, driver’s license checks”

NBC News

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump embarked on the longest trip of his presidency Friday — a five-country, 11-day tour of Asia designed to strengthen diplomatic and economic partnerships while contending with North Korea’s nuclear threat.

The president, who announced Friday that he was tacking on an extra day in the Philippines to attend the East Asia Summit, heads overseas during a time of what some experts see as a decline of U.S. influence in the region and they suggest that it is unlikely that Trump will be returning home with any clear wins.   Continue reading “Trump Departs on 11-Day Asia Trip”

Fox News

President Trump blamed his 11-minute Twitter account outage on Thursday on a “rogue employee.”

“My Twitter account was taken down for 11 minutes by a rogue employee. I guess the word must finally be getting out-and having an impact,” Trump tweeted early Friday morning.   Continue reading “11-minute Trump Twitter outage prompts company investigation”

Courthouse News – by Jamie Ross

PHOENIX (CN) – An unarmed man shot and killed by a former Mesa, Arizona, police officer pleaded with police not to shoot him moments before his death, a witness testified Thursday morning at the officer’s murder trial.

Philip “Mitch” Brailsford is charged with one count of second-degree murder in the death of Daniel Shaver, a 26-year-old shot and killed in 2016 during a police encounter at a La Quinta Inn & Suites in Mesa.   Continue reading “Police Shooting Victim Begged for His Life, Witness Testifies”

Muck Rock – by Curtis Waltman

Last week, thanks to a generous grant by the Fund for Investigative Journalism, I was given the opportunity to travel to Philadelphia, where the International Association of Chiefs of Police Conference was being held. If you’ve ever wondered what a police trade show is like, you’re about to find out.   Continue reading “Exploring the future of policing at the International Association of Chiefs of Police Expo”

Politico – by Donna Brazile

Before I called Bernie Sanders, I lit a candle in my living room and put on some gospel music. I wanted to center myself for what I knew would be an emotional phone call.

I had promised Bernie when I took the helm of the Democratic National Committee after the convention that I would get to the bottom of whether Hillary Clinton’s team had rigged the nomination process, as a cache of emails stolen by Russian hackers and posted online had suggested. I’d had my suspicions from the moment I walked in the door of the DNC a month or so earlier, based on the leaked emails. But who knew if some of them might have been forged? I needed to have solid proof, and so did Bernie.   Continue reading “Inside Hillary Clinton’s Secret Takeover of the DNC”

The Organic Prepper

Tomorrow is November 4th, the date that has been bandied about by wannabe Communists and people who hate the President since last summer as the starting date of their uprising. Cities across the country have planned events (find the list of locations here) and I’ve gotten photos from people in small towns all over the place of signs with the ominous warning, “November 4th It Begins.”

Now, before we delve into prepping for this, please know that there is every chance this is a tempest in a teapot. It’s most likely that anywhere from 20 to 200 people will show up with their signs, chant mean things about the President, maybe throw a rock through a window, and go home. If you aren’t near these locations, you probably won’t even know it’s going on unless you check the news. So, while you should be prepared for anything (as usual), you shouldn’t be afraid.   Continue reading “What to Do If All Hell Breaks Loose on Nov. 4th”

KATC 3 News

One Ville Platte family is looking for answers after they say a deputy from the Evangeline Parish Sheriff’s Office shot and killed their son’s dog. The deputy was responding to a house call regarding harassment from a neighbor when the dog got out.

In a report, the deputy said the dog aggressively charged at the deputy three times, after which he felt the need to shoot it.

The family who owned the dog said this wasn’t the case.  Continue reading “Family says Evangeline Parish Sheriff’s Deputy killed family pet”

Floating around on 4-chan, for the past week, is this strange supposed data dump of behind the scenes political events about to happen. Notable predictions are tony podesta indicted today and huma (Hillary’s peon) indicted tomorrow.

At the following link, the original author in this link is supposedly anonymous, they have a yellow circle on their ID number. Everyone else in the thread are participants.   Continue reading “Nov 3-4: Q Clearance Government Insider: Major Government Shakeup Coming”

Looks like more experimenting on children

The Telegraph

Statins should be given to thousands of children by the age of 10 under radical new NHS guidance.

GPs are being urged to identify those who have an inherited risk of high cholesterol, amid warnings that the vast majority of cases are going undetected.
Continue reading “Statins ‘should be given to children with heart risks before the age of 10’”

CBS Detroit

LANSING (WWJ) – In an effort to combat drugged driving in the state, Michigan State Police say they will launch a one-year oral fluid roadside drug testing pilot program beginning next week.

For starters, only the following five Michigan counties will be included: Berrien, Delta, Kent, St. Clair and Washtenaw —  chosen based on several criteria, including the number of impaired driving crashes, impaired drivers arrested and trained Drug Recognition Experts (DREs) in the county.   Continue reading “5 Michigan Counties To Participate In Roadside Drug Testing Pilot Program”

RT

Outrage erupted online after the Latino Victory Fund targeted Virginia’s Republican gubernatorial candidate Ed Gillespie in an inflammatory ad, showing a pickup truck with a Gillespie bumper sticker and a Confederate flag chasing down non-white children.

The ad, which was released on Monday, shows a group of minority children running as the truck pursues them. “Run, run, run!” one of the children shouts to the others.

Just as the children become trapped between a fence and the truck, they all wake up from what was actually a nightmare. “Is this what Donald Trump and Ed Gillespie mean by the American dream?” the narrator asks.   Continue reading “‘Repulsive’ political ad shows minority kids chased by truck flying Confederate flag”

UN News Centre

31 October 2017 – Marking World Cities Day, a senior United Nations official on Tuesday spotlighted the need to find innovate ways to govern cities, as more than half of the world’s population live in urban areas.

“The scope and speed at which people access information and interact among themselves is unprecedented in history, and institutions need to react to these new ways to exercise citizenship,” said Joan Clos, the head of the UN Human Settlement Programme (UN-Habitat), in his message for the Day, whose theme this year is ‘Innovative Governance, Open Cities.’   Continue reading “‘Rethink ways to govern cities,’ UN-Habitat chief urges on World Day”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Corey Feldman has apparently taken Matt Lauer’s advice and has decided to reveal the name of one of six Hollywood figures who molested him during the late 1980s and early 1990s.

During an apperance on the Dr. Oz show, he disclosed that the actor in question is none other than John Grissom.  

The “Goonies” actor named Grissom just moments before calling law enforcement officials to report the allegations.   Continue reading “Corey Feldman Names Names: Accuses Former Co-Star Of Molesting Him”

Reuters

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A U.S. judge on Thursday ordered President Donald Trump’s former campaign manager Paul Manafort to remain under home arrest and wear an electronic monitoring device for now as he awaits a tentative trial date on money-laundering and other charges.

Manafort, who ran Trump’s presidential campaign for several months last year, and his associate Richard Gates pleaded not guilty on Monday to a 12-count indictment.

The charges include conspiracy to launder money, conspiracy against the United States and failing to register as foreign agents of Ukraine’s former pro-Russian government.  Continue reading “U.S. judge orders former Trump aides to stay under home arrest”

Nextrush Free

The jury for the third Bunkerville Standoff trial has been chosen.    Six men and six women are on the jury.    The 12 jurors along with four alternates are ready for the trial with opening arguments set for Tuesday morning at 8:30 in Las Vegas.

“Yes, I believe they are guilty” wrote Juror No. 66 on their questionnaire, but this juror was still on the final roster today even after Ryan Bundy read that answer directly to Judge Gloria Navarro yesterday.   Continue reading “Bunkerville Standoff Trial: Jury Selected With Opening Arguments Tuesday, Evidence Hearing Continues Tomorrow”