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Happens a lot: Peace rally ends in violence. Black mob violence. let’s check out the newest one and look a few recent examples. #News

http://on.freep.com/1D6dCNC Police: Clinton Township gang member opens fire after being 'disrespected' “The suspect ... has an extensive and violent criminal history was obviously armed and not afraid to use his weapon as this incident proved,” the release said. #News

DOJ Working With Elijah Cummings To Protect The IRS Investors.com ^ | September 11, 2014 | IBD Editorial Posted on 9/11/2014, 6:48:53 PM by jazusamo IRS: An aide to the attorney general accidentally calls the office of the House Oversight Committee chairman, asking for help in spinning the defense of the agency whose head just said they obey the law when they can. We have commented many times of the all-too-cozy relationship between the IRS and Democratic members of the House and Senate, with members writing to the agency demanding that specific conservative groups and political action committees they find particularly irritating be subject to the "special scrutiny" that the Tea Party and other conservative and religious groups were subjected to in the ongoing scandal. Of particular interest to us has been Rep. Elijah Cummings, D-Md., ranking member on Rep. Darrell Issa's House Government Reform and Oversight Committee, who has made every effort to keep the committee...

Guards Union: We Warned Officials Before T.J. Lane Prison Break Guards Union: We Warned Officials Before T.J. Lane Prison Break nbc ^ | staff Posted on 9/13/2014, 9:43:05 PM by Morgana A union representing Ohio guards says it warned officials about a planned escape the day before Thursday night’s prison break in which three inmates — including convicted killer Thomas “T.J.” Lane — broke free. While one inmate at the Allen Correctional Institution in Lima was put in segregation at the minimum/medium security prison as a precaution, no additional measures were taken, according to the Ohio Civil Service Employees Association. (Excerpt) Read more at nbcnews.com ...

The Ebola virus outbreak currently holding West Africa in its grip has prompted the president of Liberia to publicly plead for help from U.S. President Barack Obama. In a report in The New York Times, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, the president of Liberia, is quoted desperately asking for assistance before the country descends into an unmanageable state. 2011 Nobel Peace Prize winner Johnson Sirleaf said in a letter to president Obama on Tuesday, according to the report."I am being honest with you when I say that at this rate, we will never break the transmission chain and the virus will overwhelm us." http://on.mash.to/1sNtjVn http://bit.ly/1fJ5yqZ #News

As I was doing a podcast about black mobs throwing rocks and bottles and whatnot at police this week in Ferguson, I cam across a story way crazier: Folks from Cincinnati travelled to Ferguson this week to let them know how they solve the problem of police getting upset at black mob violence. Wait till you hear this. #News

Killer Girls : Documentary on Girls Turned Killers . 2013 This documentary as well as the rest of these documentaries shown here relate to important times and figures in history, historic places and people, archaeology, science, conspiracy theories, and education. The Topics of these video documentaries are varied and cover ancient history, Rome, Greece, Egypt, science, technology, nature, planet earth, the solar system, the universe, World wars, battles, military and combat technology, current events, education, biographies, television, archaeology, Illuminati, Area 51, serial killers, paranormal, supernatural, cults, government cover-ups, the law and legal matters, news and current events, corruption, martial arts, space, aliens, ufos, conspiracy theories, Annunaki, Nibiru, Nephilim, satanic rituals, religion, strange phenomenon, origins of Mankind, monsters #News

Alleged Iggy Azalea sex tape could be her; may be child porn | Fox News   NEW YORK –   Porn purveyor Vivid Entertainment released a press release this week stating that there was an Iggy Azalea sex tape on the market. The rapper’s camp quickly denied the claim, saying it wasn't her. But in a TMZ report positing that it might indeed be the rapper in the sex tape after all, Azalea’s lawyer backtracked, reportedly saying the video could be from a spurned ex, and it may have been filmed without her knowledge or consent. That would classify it as revenge porn. But it gets even more sordid. According to TMZ, the lawyer said if it is her, she may also be underage in the tape, which would make it child pornography. Vivid’s president Steven Hirsch told FOX411 that he is “very confident that the person I saw was Iggy Azalea.” Dr. Charlotte Laws, an advocate for revenge porn victims, explained Azalea’s legal rights, should it indeed be her in the video. “If this is true, then her remedy is ci...

Some Jewish citizens in France say there is a rising tide of a new, more dangerous anti-Semitism in the country. In turn, thousands are leaving for Israel and other countries. In an effort to reassure Jewish people in France that they are safe, the government has taken strict measures against anti-Semitic demonstrations. Special correspondent Martin Seemungal reports. #News

Adrian Peterson of the Minnesotta Vikings was indicted by a grand jury in Texas on child abuse charges. Phil Grant of the Montgomery County District Attorney's Office explains. Photo/video: AP #News

WATCH: CNN Crew Takes Cover from Artillery Fire in Ukraine. A CNN crew had to scramble to take cover when they heard artillery fire that appeared to be separatists firing on the Donetsk airport in Ukraine. International correspondent Reza Sayah was reporting, near the airport, on how both sides are violating the agreed-upon ceasefire in a battle for key territories, the Donetsk airport among them. In the report Sayah filed, he and his crew have to run for cover twice when they hear artillery fire nearby. #News

As the Department of Homeland Security contemplates the most significant restructuring since it was created after the September 11th attacks, officials from both the Custom and Border Protection and the Immigration and Custom Enforcement agencies push to beef up manpower between the U.S. and Mexico. Devlin Barrett of The Wall Street Journal joins Hari Sreenivasan from Washington. #News

The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria led by Abu Al-Baghdadi has executed British Air worker David Haines http://bit.ly/18GpfN4 also http://bit.ly/1simNob also http://yhoo.it/1nTUKaS #News

http://bit.ly/1zfNXza Printable solar panels are going to be available to us very soon and could power “entire skyscrapers,” Australian researchers say. The very near future will see personal electronic charging transformed, but the potential is growing quickly. A team of 50 scientists in various fields worked for years to develop paper-thin, printable solar panels as part of the Victorian Organic Solar Cell Consortium. They hope to see commercial market production for use in low-power applications in the very near future. The key benefit of such technology is in transforming the way personal electronics are charged. "iPad covers, laptop bags, skins of iPhone [will no longer be] just for casing electronics, but to collect some energy as well and power those electronics," Fiona Scholes, a senior research scientist at Australia’s national science agency CSIRO, told ABC News. What’s more, the energy source can be transported to the world’s remote and developing regions in a che...

The World Health Organization said Saturday it could not meet a request from Sierra Leone to evacuate a doctor who contracted the deadly Ebola disease — and who would have been the first doctor from one of the Ebola-ravaged countries to receive treatment abroad. Dr. Olivet Buck, a citizen of Sierra Leone, is the fourth doctor from that country to come down with Ebola, which has been blamed for 2,400 deaths in West Africa, according to the WHO. Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea have recorded the vast majority of cases. The other three Sierra Leone doctors died in the country. Sierra Leone requested funds from the World Health Organization to evacuate the doctor to Germany on Friday, and said a Hamburg hospital was ready to receive her. But a WHO spokesman said Saturday it could not comply with the request and instead would work to give Buck "the best care possible" in Sierra Leone, including access to experimental drugs. http://nbcnews.to/1xZFbbl http://bit.ly/1fJ5yqZ #News

http://bit.ly/1zfNXza Turkey will refuse to allow a US-led coalition to attack jihadists in neighbouring Iraq and Syria from its air bases, nor will it take part in combat operations against militants, a government official told AFP Thursday. ” Turkey will not be involved in any armed operation but will entirely concentrate on humanitarian operations,” the official said on condition of anonymity. http://bit.ly/XevzJ2 http://yhoo.it/1xZzUAP http://yhoo.it/XevAwJ #News

http://bit.ly/1zfNXza As the Western United States faces the prospect of suffering through a decades spanning drought, we can only guess as to what that may entail for the average person. While this sort of thing used to be considered unthinkable in the United States, recent news has given us a tiny glimpse of what the future may hold. We’ve seen for the first time, residents of California, Ohio, and Detroit lose access to their clean water supply. As our infrastructure crumbles, and weather conditions worsen, many of us can expect to see water scarcity become a part of every day life. If this problem continues to escalate, it could quickly turn our standard of living upside down. If it spreads to the urban cores of our nation, things could get pretty ugly in a very short order. http://bit.ly/1tOfkN5 #News

Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson was booked and released from a Texas jail early Saturday on a charge alleging that he spanked one of his sons with a wooden switch. Peterson was processed at the Montgomery County jail, near Houston, according to a sheriff's office spokesman, Lt. Brady Fitzgerald. It wasn't immediately clear where he went afterward, as there was no activity outside of his Houston-area home and nobody answered the door at his home near Minneapolis. The star running back won't be taking the field Sunday for Minnesota's home opener against the New England. http://apne.ws/1AKtOjN http://bit.ly/1fJ5yqZ #News

Two Pennsylvania State Police troopers shot late Friday night, one fatally, were ambushed just outside the police barracks in Blooming Grove, Pennsylvania, Commissioner Frank Noonan told reporters. The shooter or shooters have not been found, he said. "I know a lot of people are wondering if the threat is resolved. It is not," he said. Police don't have a description of the shooters or any information about what the motive was. But Noonan said "this attack seems to be directed particularly at the Pennsylvania State Police." The shooting happened at 10:50 p.m. Friday night at the agency's Blooming Grove barracks. One trooper died in the shooting. Another was wounded, had surgery and is in stable condition, Noonan said. He declined to release the identities of either trooper. Police from New York, New Jersey and throughout the Northeast are assisting in the search for the shooter or shooters, Noonan said. TAGS= 1 dead, 1 injured in Pennsylvania State Police b...

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Vince Talks ISIS with Durbin. (ABC20) Tonight we speak with powerful Illinois senator Dick dubbin. He offered a satellite interview with us from Washington D.C. where Durbin was wanting to talk about a bill he introduced that would give veteran owned small businesses access to surplus federal property. We've done many of these interviews with the senator and no topic is off limits. So given today's 9-11 anniversary and the president's national address last night on how he plans to handle the terror group ISIS I laid about asking the Senator some tough questions about the situation maybe too tough as my interview was abruptly cut short from Obama on ISIS. President Obama addressed the nation Wednesday night saying that "Our objective is clear we will degrade and ultimately destroy ISIL." The president's forceful stance to the American people on the Islamic terror group known as ISIS. Here's senator Durbin's reaction. "I thought the president made ...

North Korea has hit back at the United Nations in 50,000 word document to correct "serious misunderstandings," claiming North Koreans "enjoy genuine human rights." … READ MORE : http://bit.ly/YGz0cT What is in the news today? Click to watch: http://bit.ly/1rcqg8D euronews: the most watched news channel in Europe Subscribe! http://bit.ly/1w2o2JA euronews is available in 14 languages: http://bit.ly/1rcqg8H In English: Website: http://bit.ly/1w2o2ZP Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1rcqigJ Twitter: http://bit.ly/1w2o2ZQ Google+: http://bit.ly/1rcqgp6 VKontakte: http://bit.ly/1w2o2ZR #News

Online gamers are falling victim to a new prank known as swatting. The practice involves pranksters calling police with fake emergencies, resulting in heavily armed SWAT teams busting down gamers’ doors looking for hostages. California is among the first states to propose legislation formalizing a punishment for such fake distress calls, but many are worried the penalties may go too far. RT’s Marina Portnaya takes a look at the trend and the controversy surrounding it. Find RT America in your area: http://bit.ly/1jHLX9o Or watch us online: http://bit.ly/1hgZt6Z Like us on Facebook http://on.fb.me/1jHLZhu Follow us on Twitter http://bit.ly/1hgZt70 #News

Demand for housing in Washington, DC is going through the roof. Over a thousand people move to the nation's capital every month, driving up the cost of housing, and turning the city into a construction zone. Tower cranes rising high above the city streets have become so common, they're just part of the background. But as fast as the cranes can rise, demand for housing has shot up even faster, making DC among the most expensive cities in the United States. With average home prices at $453 per square foot, it's every bit as expensive as New York City. And the struggles of one homebuilder shows just why the city's shortage looks to continue for a long time. "I got driven down the tiny house road because of affordability, simplicity, sustainability, and then mobility," says Jay Austin, who designed a custom 140-square-foot house in Washington, DC. Despite the miniscule size, his "Matchbox" house is stylish, well-built, and it includes all the necessitie...

Nineteen-year-old Jonathan Von Reusner was a sophomore going to college in his hometown and living at home. Looking for an affordable way to move out, he decided to buy a bus and build himself a tiny dorm on wheels. He paid $2500 for a bus he found on craigslist. Then he began to home-ify it: he stripped the seats, added a hardwood floor, a futon couch/bed, a desk, a kitchen (small fridge, water cooler, gas stove) and photovoltaics. The final cost (including PV) was $5600. It doesn't have toilet or shower facilities, but as a college student, he has free access to all that at the campus gym. His school, Bard College (2 hours north of New York City), lets him park the bus on campus, but he can't live in it. Wanting something more permanent, Von Reusner is now camping out- with permission- in the parking lot of the local Buddhist monastery. Since he plans on many more years as a student (he hopes to go to medical school after his final two years of college), he expects to be liv...

A convoy of more than 200 white trucks crossed the Russian border to deliver humanitarian aid to a battered Ukrainian city on Saturday, a move made without Kiev's consent yet met with silence by Ukraine's top leaders. "Early in the morning, we entered Ukraine to bring aid to Luhansk," said Yury Stepanov, a Russian who was overseeing the convoy. "We came in around 215 vehicles," he added, as workers unloaded boxes into a local warehous. The much-needed aid arrived as fighting flared up again between pro-Russian rebels and government forces, further imperiling an already fragile cease-fire in the region. http://apne.ws/1qRHB7l http://bit.ly/1fJ5yqZ #News

American citizens in Uganda are being warned to shelter in place and remain alert after Ugandan authorities on Saturday reported the discovery of a terrorist cell, which may have been planning an imminent attack. Several terrorists with the group al Shabab were apprehended in Kampala on Saturday during an operation, but others may be at large, according to Daniel Travis, a public affairs officer at the U.S. Embassy in Uganda. http://nbcnews.to/1rZHbb2 http://bit.ly/1fJ5yqZ #News

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Pope Francis said on Saturday the spate of conflicts around the globe today were effectively a "piecemeal" Third World War, condemning the arms trade and "plotters of terrorism" sowing death and destruction. Francis said in the homily of a Mass during a visit to Italy's largest war memorial, a large, Fascist-era monument where more than 100,000 soldiers who died in World War One are buried, "Humanity needs to weep and this is the time to weep." The pope began his brief visit to northern Italy by first praying in a nearby, separate cemetery for some 15,000 soldiers from five nations of the Austro-Hungarian empire which were on the losing side of the Great War that broke out 100 years ago. He said, "War is madness," in his homily before the massive, sloping granite memorial, made of 22 steps on the side of hill with three crosses at the top. http://bit.ly/1AK6oLj http://bit.ly/1fJ5yqZ #News

Adrian Peterson turned himself over to authorities early Saturday morning on child abuse charges ... faintly smiling for his mug shot. Peterson was booked in Houston just after 1 AM and released a half hour later. The football star is accused of beating his 4-year-old son with a tree branch ... hitting him so hard it left welts and caused him to bleed. Peterson actually admitted to cops he gave his son "a whooping" and says it's the same treatment he got as a kid. Peterson's lawyer adds that his client "deeply regrets the unintentional injury." The Vikings have deactivated Peterson for Sunday's game. http://bit.ly/1sJZa9x http://bit.ly/1fJ5yqZ #News

Ukraine is "still in a state of war" with neighboring Russia despite a cease-fire between Kiev's forces and Moscow-backed rebels in the east, the country's prime minister said Saturday shortly after a second convoy of Russian trucks rolled into Ukraine. Speaking at a conference with politicians and business leaders in Kiev, Arseniy Yatsenyuk said Russian President Vladimir Putin's "goal is to take the entire Ukraine." "He cannot cope with the idea that Ukraine would be a part of a big EU family. http://apne.ws/1sJZ6GY http://bit.ly/1fJ5yqZ #News

A court in Pakistan ordered on Saturday that 100 opposition activists be sent to jail for holding illegal protests, prompting a tense confrontation between demonstrators and police in the center of the capital. Protesters led by Imran Khan, a former cricket star, and Tahir ul-Qadri, a firebrand cleric, have been locked in a bitter stand-off with the government for weeks, refusing to leave their protest camp until Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif resigns. On Saturday, a crowd of protesters gathered outside a court in Islamabad in a protest against its decision to send 100 activists to jail for two weeks, with some trying to slash the tires of a police van and shouting "Go, Nawaz, go!" Although the crowd eventually left peacefully after a two-hour stand-off with police, the episode highlighted just how nervous both sides of the conflict remained after talks to resolve the crisis failed several times. Protest leaders accuse Sharif of rigging last year's election which brought hi...

The United Nations threatened on Saturday to cut aid to Afghanistan if its staff are harassed, responding to tensions surrounding its participation in a drawn-out and bitter investigation into fraud in the still-unresolved presidential election. The warning came a day after dozens of demonstrators gathered outside the Kabul headquarters of the world body and accused it of aiding vote-rigging. It was another sign of heightened anxiety in the run-up to the release of final election results over the next week. A two-month-long crisis over results of the vote to succeed President Hamid Karzai has been destabilizing Afghanistan just months before most international troops withdraw. The U.N. has been monitoring a vote-rigging investigation since both candidates - former Foreign Minister Abdullah Abdullah and ex-Finance Minister Ashraf Ghani - each claimed victory and accused the other of fraud in early July. U.N. workers have frequently been caught up in heated disputes by the rival candida...

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http://bit.ly/1zfNXza "Lakeland stands ready to join the fight against the spread of Ebola," said Christopher J. Ryan, President and Chief Executive Officer of Lakeland Industries. "We understand the difficulty of getting appropriate products through a procurement system that in times of crisis favors availability over specification, and we hope our added capacity will help alleviate that problem. With the U.S. State Department alone putting out a bid for 160,000 suits, we encourage all protective apparel companies to increase their manufacturing capacity for sealed seam garments so that our industry can do its part in addressing this threat to global health. http://yhoo.it/YFatVI http://bit.ly/1tKO6XE #News

http://bit.ly/1zfNXza The first 100 trucks in Russia’s 2nd convoy carrying long-awaited humanitarian aid for devastated areas of eastern Ukraine have crossed the border after weeks of delays that occurred despite an agreement on relief corridors in the Minsk ceasefire deal. The first batch of trucks had passed through Russia’s ‘Donetsk’ checkpoint into the buffer zone shortly before midnight on Friday. Trucks had to wait for several hours to get clearance for further movement from Russian customs officers supervised by their Ukrainian colleagues. By 3am GMT a total of 100 trucks had been cleared for crossing into Ukraine, local customs spokesman Rayan Farukshin told Ria Novosti. Around 200 white Kamaz trucks were waiting for their turn to undergo customs proceedings, as the first group moved into Ukrainian territory early on Saturday morning. http://bit.ly/1AIEMGs #News