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[VIDEO] U.S. launches new airstrikes in western Iraq against ISIS
The U.S. has launched fresh airstrikes against the Islamic State militant group in an effort to keep the Haditha Dam in western Iraq from being captured by Islamic State militants. U.S. Central Command confirmed the airstrikes in a statement issued early Sunday, saying that five Humvees, an armed vehicle, and a checkpoint were destroyed. The…
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BREAKING! ISIS IS IN EL PASO, TEXAS – FORT BLISS UNDER HIGH ALERT!
The recent increase in security at a key Army base near a Mexican border city where Islamic terrorists are confirmed to be operating and planning an attack on the United States indicates that the facility is a target, according to senior military experts contacted by Judicial Watch. Excerpted from America’s Freedom Fighters: Last week JW reported that…
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ISIS fighters terrified of death at the hands of female PKK warriors
Battle-hardened women fighting alongside Kurdistan’s rugged Peshmerga are striking fear into the hearts of Islamic State fighters, many of whom reportedly believe getting killed by a female will bar them from heaven. The women, fighters from the Kurdistan Workers’ Party, also known as the PKK, told Stars and Stripes they have an intense interest in…
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New Jersey town seeks ban on videos after cop’s Obama rant
The borough council wants to ban people from taking photographs and videos inside public buildings, with certain exclusions. The ordinance comes at the heels of an incident earlier this month in which Richard Recine, working part time as a special police officer, was captured on video at the borough’s Municipal Building telling Steve Wronko that…
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Lebanese ice bucket challenge morphs into burning Islamic state flags
Last weekend, several Lebanese activists started a trend which has since gained prominence under the hashtag #BurnISISFlagChallenge or #BurnISIS. The protesters burned an Islamic State flag in retaliation to the presumed beheading of a Lebanese officer, an idea which quickly motivated others to post similar pictures or videos. The self-perpetuating campaign follows the model of…
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Devil comes to Detroit: Satanic group to build temple in the motor city
The Satanic Temple, a New-York-based religious group, is to build its first chapter house in Detroit, where it will perform services such as marriages, including same-sex, and funerals. It says the sacrificing of people or animals will not take place. Detroit was picked as a location for the flagship chapter house because of its “underdog”…
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Woman charged with homicide for using Facebook while driving
A North Dakota woman who police say was using Facebook on her cellphone when she crashed into another car is accused of negligent homicide in the death of a great-grandmother during the May accident. Abby Sletten, 20, appeared in Traill County District Court on Wednesday to face a count of negligent homicide, court documents said.…
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Police Officer: “I wish someone would pull a Ferguson […] nothing but a bunch of monkeys”
Whether you’re a law enforcement officer or work in a call center, there are some things that you should keep to yourself or at the very least, don’t speak them at work or via text message because what you say can and will be used against you. A Baton Rouge police officer accused of sending…
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NYPD officers to begin testing body cameras this fall
The New York Police Department announced it will start outfitting dozens of officers with body cameras this fall – an effort that could potentially see the entire agency embrace the technology. READ MORE: Cop cam: Ferguson police to wear body cameras The initiative will start out small – only 60 of the NYPD’s 35,000 officers…
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SHERIFF: ‘We don’t want militias down here patrolling the border’
Heavily armed members of an American militia patrolling the southwestern US border confronted a group of people in Arizona on Friday, believing them to be drug smugglers or illegal immigrants. They were, in fact, biologists researching bats. The armed group is believed to have come from Colorado. Their self-assigned task was that of patrolling the border…
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LIBERAL ROT: Detroit firefighters forced to use empty cans for emergency alerts
Anyone doubting the scale of Detroit’s bankruptcy woes may be surprised to discover the city’s firefighters have set up intricate, makeshift contraptions involving empty cans just to ensure emergency alerts are delivered properly. Most fire departments in the United States operate using modern systems that announce emergency developments through a series of bells. In Detroit,…
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CONTROVERSY: Anti-ISIS children’s coloring book featuring tortures hits store shelves
A US publishing company has chosen to teach children about the crimes of the Islamic State group in a coloring book. The company’s co-founder believes the project is justified as it “tells the truth.” It’s not the first time the US publisher Really Big Coloring Books has addressed the issue of terrorism. Three years ago…
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FORGOTTEN: Vials of ricin and plague discovered in US lab
Infectious, deadly diseases and toxins like plague, botulism and ricin have been uncovered at government laboratories in the United States. The discovery also revealed some of the vials had been stored for over 60 years. The revelations come after officials from the National Institute of Health (NIH) made a sweep of government owned laboratories in…
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UNICEF REPORT: 120 million girls, 10% are sexually abused
One in ten girls under the age of 20, or about 120 million across the globe, have been sexually abused, according to the latest conservative figures by UNICEF. The same report found that six in ten kids aged 2-14 are regularly subject to physical punishment. According to UNICEF’s report based on 190 countries, between 30…
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[PHOTOS] Entitlement runs wild, resulting in arrest of fast food workers nationwide
Fast food workers from around 150 cities across the United States went on strike early Thursday in an effort to secure higher wages and the right to join a union. At least 19 demonstrators were arrested Thursday morning in New York City’s Times Square, police told the Daily News, with similar results being reported out…
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[WATCH] Man refuses to let cops search house without warrant, films police despite protests
A video recently uploaded to Facebook shows a man demanding a search warrant of police officers at his door who claimed the man could be harboring a criminal. Police in the US are generally required to have a search warrant to enter a home. http://youtu.be/CZh9xumD1cQ Avel Amarel, according to thefreethoughtproject.com, recorded every moment of his…
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WEED WELFARE? Only in California can you get free weed if you’re on EBT
Weed welfare? That’s what the Berkeley City Council in California has unanimously approved, ordering medical marijuana dispensaries to donate 2 percent of their stash to patients making less than $32,000 a year. The new welfare program in the liberal-leaning city is set to launch in August 2015. The ordinance, which passed in August and is…
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ILLEGAL ALIENS make up 10% of workforce in California
There were 11.3 million illegal aliens in the US in March 2013, including some 2.6 million living in California ‒ which makes up 10 percent of the state’s workforce, according to two new studies released Wednesday. Overall, people who have moved to the US contribute nearly $650 billion to California’s economy ‒ about 31 percent of…
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DOJ hiding former employee linked to IRS scandal? Lawmaker claims ‘yes’
A top House Republican is demanding the Department of Justice hand over contact information on a former employee accused of having a conflict of interest in the IRS targeting scandal investigation. In a Sept. 3 letter, Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, once again asked Attorney General Eric Holder for information on Andrew Strelka’s whereabouts. “Despite notifying…
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BENGHAZI: US security team members claim top CIA officer delayed response to attack
The security contractors — Kris (“Tanto”) Paronto, Mark (“Oz”) Geist, and John (“Tig”) Tiegen — spoke exclusively, and at length, to Fox News about what they saw and did that night. Baier, Fox News’ Chief Political Anchor, asked them about one of the most controversial questions arising from the events in Benghazi: Was help delayed?…
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Riot erupts after prison break from Nashville juvenile jail
Two dozen teens broke out of a common area at a Nashville juvenile detention center late Wednesday, wandering around the yard inside the facility’s fencing with wooden sticks and fire extinguishers. On Monday, 32 teens escaped the same facility. The teens broke out of their dorm buildings late Wednesday, according to The Tennessean, by kicking out through…
