January 12, 2018

Volcanoes are rumbling again: Popocatepetl (Mexico), Shiveluch (Russia), Agung (Indonesia), Sinabung (Indonesia), Ebeko (Russia), Kadovar (PNG), seismic unrest at Tenorio, Irazu and Miravalles volcanoes (Costa Rica)

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World News

After a quiet start in 2018, volcanoes are rumbling again around the world, with strong volcanic activity recorded in Russia (Shivelush and Ebeko), in Indonesia (Agung and Sinabung) and a seismic unrest measured below Tenorio, Irazu and Miravalles volcanoes 5 minutes after the M7.6 earthquake hit Honduras.

Drop in Prison Population Driven by Decrease in Property, Drug, Immigration Offenses

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Politics

The three-year decline in America’s prison population, a reversal of multiple decades of increase, saw a concurrent decrease in the number of Americans held for property, drug, and immigration offenses, and an increase in those incarcerated for violent offenses.

Trump Lawyer Releases Letter From Porn Star Denying Affair With POTUS

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An adult film actress who reportedly received a $130,000 payment from Donald Trump’s personal attorney shortly before the election has denied allegations that she had an affair with Trump or received hush money in order to keep quiet.

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos Announces $33 Million in Scholarships for 1000 Illegal Immigrants

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Billionaire Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has announced that he will be donating $33 million to create college scholarships for 1,000 DREAMers — illegal immigrants brought into America by their parents.

Trump Keeps Iran Nuclear Deal

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Government

The Iran nuclear deal survived its latest 90-day review, despite President Trump’s frequent criticisms of the arrangement and requests for alternatives from his advisers, and the Trump administration’s strong criticism of the Iranian government’s crackdown on the recent popular uprising.

Saudi Arabia to receive 17 Blackhawk helicopters from Sikorsky

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The U.S. Army has awarded Sikorsky a contract worth nearly $200 million for 17 unique UH-60 Blackhawk helicopters for Saudi Arabia.

Normalizing cannibalism via jokes and pop culture

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Pop singer Katy Perry, who is on video saying she had sold to the Devil, glamorizes cannibalism in a music video of her 2017 single, “Bon Appétit”. The music video is a macabre step-by-step cooking recipe featuring the singer as the main course, ending with Perry about to dine from a plate full of human body parts.

Student Sues After Being Detained For ‘Shut Down Capitalism’ Flyers

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Politics

A free speech nonprofit sued an Illinois college Thursday after being detained for handing out flyers reading “shut down capitalism.”

Kim Jong-un boasts N. Korea can withstand a century of sanctions

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World News

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has said that Pyongyang has no insurmountable difficulties – be they a decade or a whole century of “enemies’ sanctions.”

‘Significant’ Activity Detected at North Korean Nuclear Test Site

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World News

According to 38North, a website which provides analysis on North Korea, substantial tunneling efforts have been observed in recent weeks at the mountainous location.

UN Boss Unveils Plan to Promote Global Mass Migration

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World News

United Nations Secretary General António Guterres has unveiled his plan to promote global mass migration in the left-liberal Guardian newspaper.

Sheriff Joe Not Backing Down On Obama’s Birth Certificate

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Politics

Arizona Republican Senate candidate Joe Arpaio is continuing his crusade against former President Barack Obama, insisting once again during a Wednesday radio interview that the Hawaiian-born Democrat forged his birth certificate to conceal his immigrant identity.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Trashes Pro-Life People: You’re “Not in Line With Society”

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Justin Trudeau, Canada’s radically pro-abortion prime minister, blasted pro-life advocates Wednesday amid a nation-wide outrage about barring pro-life groups from a federal grant program.

Trump: Peter Strzok committed treason with anti-Trump texts

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Government

President Trump said in an interview Thursday that an FBI agent in the special counsel’s Russia probe committed “treason” by texting his lover an anti-Trump message, and he called for Republican investigators in Congress to conclude their probes swiftly.

White House 1600 Daily: King’s dream is the American dream

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Government

Today, President Donald J. Trump will sign the official proclamation making this Monday, January 15, the “Martin Luther King Jr. Federal Holiday.” This year marks the first time in more than a decade that the federal holiday falls on King’s actual birthday.

Facebook edits feeds…

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Facebook is changing what its users will see to highlight posts they are most likely to engage with and make time spent on social media more “meaningful.”

Steelers Linebacker Gives God Credit for Healing After Injury: Mainstream Media Deletes It

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Politics

Pittsburg Steelers linebacker Ryan Shazier attended practice for the first time Wednesday since a spinal injury on December 4 during a game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Although he credits God with the progress he’s made following the accident, you’d never know it by reading mainstream media reports.

Federal oversight council sets up group to study cryptocurrencies

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A group of top federal regulators has set up a group to study Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Friday.