Palestinian migrant gets life sentence for supermarket stabbing in Germany
Attacker had been ‘registered in intelligence systems as an Islamist but not a violent one as there was no evidence to link him to an imminent attack’
Author: Mikael Thalen
Trump Admin Preparing to Kill Iran Nuclear Deal If Europeans Refuse to Fix Agreement
Insiders worry Trump admin will cave to Europeans
White House to convene opioid summit Thursday
In 2016, there were more than 42,000 opioid overdose deaths in the United States
Putin Vows ‘Immediate’ Response to Any Nuclear Attack on Russian Allies
Russian president also announces advancements to nuclear arsenal with missile capable of striking ‘any point in the world’
Operation Paul Revere 2018 Broadcast: Free Speech Hangs in the Balance
Tune in to infowars.com/show to defend free speech against unprecedented globalist attack!
CNN Report Claims AR-15s Are ‘Full Semi-Automatic’
Network correspondent hilariously struggles to handle rifle
Washington State Legislature Passes Bill Banning Bump Stocks
‘It is crucial that we ensure that weapons are not turned into illegal machine guns,’ Democratic Sen. Manka Dhingra said
U.S. congressional Republicans reject new limits on guns
‘We shouldn’t be banning guns from law-abiding citizens…’
More than 150 arrested in latest California immigration raids
ICE has expressed frustration that sanctuary laws keep the agency from effectively doing its job
Sources: Bayer to win EU approval for $62.5 billion Monsanto deal
Bayer has already pledged to sell certain seed and herbicide assets for 5.9 billion euros
China Violated Obama-Xi Agreement to Halt Cyber Theft
Cybercom chief says Russia undeterred from subversion in U.S.
Dick’s Sporting Goods to end sales of assault-style rifles
‘We felt that we really needed to do something and so we’ve decided not to sell these assault weapons any longer in any of our stores’
China has plan to build nuclear-powered aircraft carrier
Little is known about China’s aircraft carrier program, which is a state secret
Schools Safer Now Than They Were in 1990s, According to New Study
‘Four times the number of children were killed in schools in the early 1990s than [are] today…’
What Is Right To Be Forgotten? Google Gets 2.4 Million Removal Requests
The company reported just 43 percent of the requests met the criteria for delisting, meaning the majority of requested URLs are still listed