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American military conducting aerial strikes against Somali extremists
The Pentagon conducted an aerial strike against the extremist Al-Shabaab group in Somalia on Monday, US authorities said. It is reported the strike was aimed at the leader of the notorious network behind Kenya’s Westgate Mall massacre in 2013. “US military forces conducted an operation in Somalia today against the Al-Shabaab network. We are assessing…
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Entitlement syndrome runs rampant as fast food workers to strike for higher wages across US
Hundreds of US fast food workers from MacDonald’s, Burger King, Wendy’s and KFC are planning a big protest on Thursday in an effort to boost the minimum wage to $15 per hour. The rally will include acts of civil disobedience. The rally was announced by Fight For 15, a union of fast food and retail workers,…
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[VIDEO] Footage Shows Successful Airstrike Against ISIS
This past month, the United States announced plans to use airstrikes against ISIS militants in Iraq to try and stop their heinous actions. Two days ago, U.S. Central Command released a video (below) of one of those strikes in action. The clip, which is said to have taken place on August 26, shows an ISIS armed truck…
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Twenty-five U.S. soldiers rescued after helicopter ‘accidentally’ crashes in Gulf of Aden
A Marine Corps helicopter with 25 aboard crashed Monday in the Gulf of Aden, and all aboard were rescued, the Navy said. The 17 Marines and eight Navy sailors were recovered and were on board the USS Mesa Verde, and some who sustained minor injuries were treated on the ship. The CH-53E Super Stallion helicopter…
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Untraceable returning jihadists pose ‘serious threat’ to US
US jihadist fighters returning from conflict zones pose a “very serious threat” to US national security alongside British and Canadian nationals that also fought oversees as they can freely enter the American soil, top politicians say. It is impossible to track every single person who might have visited a conflict zone such as Syria or…
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Killing spree ended when gunman who murdered three was ACCIDENTALLY run over by a truck as he pursued fourth victim
A shooting rampage that left three people dead and one seriously hurt on Friday night in Florida would have claimed at least one more victim were it not for a passing driver who accidentally ran over the shooter, incapacitating him. George Mason III, 42, allegedly snapped before gunning down his 81-year-old grandmother, brother and the…
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Mississippi girl, 5, suffers severe facial injuries while at school, mother told girl did it to herself
A Mississippi mother has launched an online campaign for justice after her little girl was allegedly severely beaten in a vicious playground attack last week. Disturbing images posted to the ‘Justice for AvaLynn’ Facebook page by mother Lacey Harris reveal the kindergarten student’s bruising injuries, which her school claims happened when the five-year-old fell over.…
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Secret FBI project trained Alaskans in preparation for Soviet invasion
Declassified documents reveal that in the 1950s the FBI trained Alaskan residents to become agents behind enemy lines if the Soviets invaded. No women, Eskimo, Indians or Aleuts were included, with native peoples considered unreliable. The recently declassified FBI and Air Force documents show that in the early stage of the Cold War the US government feared…
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In Face of White House Review, Why Cops Say Military Equipment Must Be ‘Readily Available’ to Police
Law enforcement organizations are defending a Defense Department program that provides surplus military equipment to local police, even as it faces a White House review and bipartisan criticism after the unrest in Ferguson, Missouri. Police in the St. Louis suburb were sharply criticized for wearing military gear and using military-style weapons and vehicles to deal…
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Report: ISIS in Ciudad Juarez, plans to attack with car bombs
A newly released report from a government watchdog group alleges that ISIS terrorists are operating in Ciudad Juarez and are planning a terrorist attack on the United States with car bombs. Judicial Watch says the information was confirmed to them by high level law-enforcement and intelligence officials. The report states that intelligence officials have picked…
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As [EXPLICIT] photos of nude celebrities are leaked, there is a lesson to be learned…
Kate Upton, Jennifer Lawrence, and a whole host of famous women (full list here) have fallen victim to a hacker who is releasing their private, nude photos. I can tell you, having a background in IT (information technology), nothing that’s ever uploaded to the Internet is secure. That has been proven time again but for…
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Ferguson shooting audio recording verified as real
A new audio recording that allegedly captures a series of gunshots at the time of Michael Brown’s death in Ferguson, Missouri, has been confirmed to be real by the developers behind the software used to capture it. The 12-second audio clip first came to light on CNN earlier this week, and features a man chatting…
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STUDY: Marijuana compound (THC) may halt Alzheimer’s disease
In recent research published in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease, scientists from University of South Florida revealed their findings, that may shed light on controversial therapeutic qualities of marijuana. Extremely low levels of THC compound, a chemical found in marijuana, may slow down or halt the progression of Alzheimer’s disease, US neuroscientists have found, thus laying the…
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Is there a microchip implant in your future? It’s coming sooner than you may think
You can inject one under your skin and no one will ever notice. It’s only for your safety, right? Well…isn’t it? I mean, think of never having to worry about your children being kidnapped because the government can pinpoint them no matter where they are. To use a phrase from the liberal left, “you have…
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JUDGE: ‘People have no right to privacy in emails’, Microsoft refuses to release
Microsoft has been told it must handover emails stored abroad to US prosecutors by a New York court. However, the software giant says it will fight the ruling, saying that an email deserves the same privacy protection as a paper letter sent by mail. The company says they will not release any emails to US…
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This Comprehensive Database Shows What Military Equipment Your Local Police Department Has Been Stockpiling
Millions of dollars worth of military equipment is transferred to more than 8,000 law enforcement agencies nationwide. Some of the equipment is deemed necessary but other equipment, well…you be the judge. Use this database to see where the military equipment is going by state and county and the type of items being received, The listed…
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BREAKING: White House responds to petition regarding marine jailed in Mexico
The White House said Friday night in response to an online petition to free a U.S. Marine jailed since March in Mexico, that Secretary of State John Kerry had spoken to Mexican officials “at the highest level” and authorities there had been “very willing to engage on the issue.” However, there was no indication of…
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Veterans Administration depicts veterans as Oscar the Grouch
Just as President Obama is promising to reform veterans’ health care and restore “dignity” to the system, the Veterans Affairs office in Philadelphia is apologizing for depicting dissatisfied veterans as Oscar the Grouch in an internal training guide. A slide show presented to VA employees last week portrayed veterans as the grumpy Sesame Street character who lives in a…
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FBI National Domestic Threat Assessment Omits Islamist Terrorism
Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com The FBI’s most recent national threat assessment for domestic terrorism makes no reference to Islamist terror threats, despite last year’s Boston Marathon bombing and the 2009 Fort Hood shooting—both carried out by radical Muslim Americans. Instead, the internal FBI intelligence report concluded in its 2013 assessment published this month…
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REPORT: ISIS fighter’s laptop yields bio-terror plans
A laptop recovered from an ISIS hideout reportedly contained a hidden trove of secret plans by Islamic jihadists. Among the many files on the computer, there was a 19-page document on how to weaponize the bubonic plague from infected animals, lessons on disguise, bomb-making and stealing cars. A man identified by ForeignPolicy.com as Abu Ali, a commander of a…
