It’s Now Legal to Break Into Cars to Save Dogs in Tennessee
An extension to Tennessee’s “Good Samaritan law” allows people to break into cars to save children and also makes it legal to do the same for animals.
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An extension to Tennessee’s “Good Samaritan law” allows people to break into cars to save children and also makes it legal to do the same for animals.
As readers know, we’ve been expecting a lot of craziness to occur in financial, economic and political systems… and we’ll be putting out a video elaborating on our predictions in the next few days. But, it looks like we’re on…
EAG News | While the summer is a respite for some students from the books and the teacher’s dirty looks, for others, there’s no getting away from paltry school lunches.
Washington Free Beacon | Grande is one of a number of high-profile celebrities to publicly back Clinton’s presidential run.
RT | The latest WikiLeaks report says leading German officials have been spied on for decades by the US’s National Security Agency.
UK Daily Mail | The $590,000 tab was paid by the White House Endowment Trust.
Free Thought Project | A powerful hacking company that sells malware and infectious spying software exclusively to governments has itself been hacked.
Governor plans to sign bill at 4pm.
Governor plans to sign bill at 4pm.
Governor plans to sign bill at 4pm.
TechDirt | Well, Spain’s officially a police state now.
Second Amendment more popular than ever!
Second Amendment more popular than ever!
Second Amendment more popular than ever!
The Intercept | The apparent recruitment of pilots and other aviation workers comes as Indonesia struggles to counter the ever-increasing numbers of foreign fighters heading for Iraq or Syria.