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Kraft Heinz CEO says people must get used to higher food prices House Intel Committee Obtains Fusion GPS Bank Records
A bank has reportedly handed over a series of financial records from intelligence firm Fusion GPS after the firm pushed to prevent the documents from being given to Congress.
First known eruption of Kadovar volcano in Papua New Guinea prompts evacuation of 500 people after sending a column of ash 7000 feet in the air
More than 500 people living on Kadovar Island, Papua New Guinea have been evacuated by boats following the first eruption of Kadovar volcano in known history at 12:00 local time Friday, January 5, 2018 or at 02:00 UTC Jan. 6. The volcanic ash cloud was reaching an altitude of 2.1 km (7 000 feet) above sea level. The Aviation Color Code for the volcano was raised to Orange. 50 – 60 percent of the island is already covered by lava. The latest activity at this volcano was a period of heightened thermal phenomena in 1976.
Unions Gave More Than $1.1 Billion to Democrats, Liberal Groups
From 2010 to 2016 alone, unions sent more than $1.1 billion in member dues to anti-Republican advocacy groups, a nonprofit union transparency organization says.
Sheriff Clarke to Face Trial For Calling a Man a “Snowflake” on Facebook
Once the plane landed in Milwaukee, six Sheriff Deputies questioned Daniel Black. This prompted Black to file a complaint with the county of Milwaukee. Black then took to Facebook to complain about the incident. Sheriff Clarke subsequently responded to his Facebook post and called him a “snowflake”.
Ron Paul calls on Jeff Sessions to resign over marijuana decision
Former Rep. Ron Paul hit out at Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Saturday over his decision to roll back an Obama-era policy that led to a hands-off approach when dealing with marijuana in states where it has been legalized, and called for Sessions to resign.
Tillerson says North Korea strategy is working
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said that upcoming talks between North and South Korea signal that the U.S.-led effort to inflict pressure on Pyongyang is working.
Married police chief, 40, accused of seeking sex from agent posing as girl, 14
A married small-town Pennsylvania police chief was arrested Friday and accused of trying to solicit sex online from an undercover agent posing as a 14-year-old girl.
Swedish Policeman: We’ve Lost Control & Don’t Realize Gravity Of Situation
Recently, Swedish journalist Katerina Janouch interviewed the Swedish policeman Peter Springare, who in 2017 made headlines in Sweden, when he posted on the current state of the kingdom on Facebook.
Ben Garrison: “Loose Bannon”
If one types “Bannon cartoon” into a search engine, a great many very negative images will be presented, mostly showing an evil Steve Bannon dominating an incompetent President Trump.
Food Stamp Rolls Decline by More Than 2 Million in FY 2017
The number of individuals receiving benefits from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), otherwise known as food stamps, declined by more than two million in fiscal year 2017, according to data released by the Department of Agriculture.
ICE is increasing presence in California because of ‘sanctuary state’ law
Taking a jab at Gov. Jerry Brown, President Trump’s top immigration chief on Wednesday said he was preparing to “significantly increase” his agency’s enforcement presence in California because of last year’s passage of a landmark “sanctuary state” law.
Trump’s Homeland Security chief pledges help with North Bay fire recovery
U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen became the first Cabinet-level official in the Trump administration to tour Northern California’s wildfire devastation, saying Wednesday that the White House would fully back recovery efforts.
U.S. factory, construction data brighten economic outlook
U.S. factory activity increased more than expected in December, boosted by a surge in new orders growth, in a further sign of strong economic momentum at the end of 2017.
5.1-magnitude earthquake strikes Iran
A magnitude 5.1 earthquake rocked western Iran on Saturday in the same area as a deadly November quake which left more than 600 people dead.
Roy Moore accuser’s Gadsden home burns; arson investigation underway
Roy Moore accuser Tina Johnson lost her home Wednesday in a fire that is now under investigation by the Etowah County Arson Task Force.
‘Unhackable’ internet breakthrough as scientists develop new quantum teleportation test to prevent ‘eavesdropping’
A new breakthrough in testing Einstein’s ‘spooky action at a distance’ could soon pave the way for ultra-secure quantum communication.
University Researcher Suspended for Selling Body Parts From Aborted Babies
A researcher at the University of New Mexico was suspended for selling the body parts of aborted babies to a company in Michigan.