‘Don’t give them money’: Man Holds Sign by Panhandlers Who Refused Jobs
“The only way you can ever succeed in your life is, you just got to push yourself and don’t let anyone stand in your way.”
Author: Adan
Report Accuses Baltimore Of Dumping Sewage Into Waterway
Report states city deliberately dumped over 330 million gallons of raw sewage in waterway.
Texas Explores Flexing Legal Muscles on Immigration
“You do have the ability to create state-level offenses that have an immigration element to them as long as they are sufficiently unique,” Texas Deputy Attorney General told lawmakers.
Texas Extends National Guard Order Amid New Border Crossings
Gov. Abbott would not say when troops would be called off.
Ottawa Public Health Suspends 900 Catholic School Students Over Immunization Records
Suspensions will be for up to 20 days or until health agency receives proof of immunization.
Assad Can Stay, For Now: Kerry Accepts Russian Stance
“The United States and our partners are not seeking so-called regime change,” Kerry told reporters.
Congress Drops All Pretense: Quietly Turns CISA Into A Full On Surveillance Bill
If Congress were actually serious about cybersecurity, they’d be ramping up the acceptance and use of encryption, rather than trying to undermine it.
Watchdog Says President’s Christmas Hawaii Trip is Too Expensive to Justify
Head of Judicial Watch criticized cost of trip, which will spiral into millions.
Australians Vow High Court Battle to Stop Mosque Development in Rural Town
Islamic community hails decision, while opponents say they will challenge in High Court to stop “Islamisation” in city.
Deadlocked Baltimore Jury Back to Work in Police Officer’s Trial
First of six officers to be tried in Freddy Gray’s death, who died from a broken neck sustained in the back of a police van.
Memphis Teen ‘was running away’ When Shot Dead by Police, Witnesses Say
Several eyewitness accounts in investigation of shooting death of 19-year-old Darrius Stewart contradict officer Connor Schilling’s account of July incident.
Warrant Issued for ‘affluenza’ Teen Ethan Couch
“Out of contact with his probation officer…”
Ukraine to Suspend Trade with Crimea in 30 Days: PM Yatseniuk
In 30 days, “supplying goods, work, services to Crimea is banned,” Ukraine PM said.
Flint Mayor Declares ‘manmade disaster’ Over Lead-tainted Water Supply
The Michigan city has declared a state of emergency over contaminated water, affecting the entire city of 100,000 residents and those who commute there.
Chicago’s Homan Square Police Complex Under Fire
A hearing on Homan Square gets underway in Chicago.