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Three police officers in three different states were shot in apparently unprovoked attacks in a 12-hour period Sunday, in attacks described as “targeted” and “ambush”-style by officials. The first and only fatal shooting took place just before noon in San Antonio, directly outside the police station, as a 20-year veteran of the police department issued a traffic ticket from inside his patrol … Read More

Authorities in Texas were hunting for a gunman accused of killing a detective after shooting him twice in the face while he was writing out a traffic ticket to a driver just outside of police headquarters. “This is everyone’s worst nightmare. You never want to see anything like this happen,” said the San Antonio police Chief, who then ticked off … Read More

An international delegation of mayors presented a resolution to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu decrying the recent UNESCO resolution that denies Jewish and Christian ties to the Temple Mount. The resolution states that UNESCO must cease to repeatedly exacerbate such tensions. In Israel to attend the American Jewish Congress’ annual Mayors Conference, the mayors stated, “In recent days, UNESCO joined the community … Read More

Iran is negotiating purchasing up to $10 billion of Russian-made aircraft, artillery, and tanks a senior Russian official told reporters according to TASS news agency. Russia is currently delivering an unconfirmed number of S-300PMU-2 Favorite long-range surface-to-air missile (SAM) batteries to Iran that is labeled as a defensive weapon system. Moscow and Tehran are also locked in talks over the purchase of … Read More

A Russian carrier group off Syria — ordered to the Mediterranean Sea by Russian President Vladi­mir Putin — unleashed waves of air attacks and missile strikes as Russian forces launched a major new offensive in Syria. Russia’s assault kicked off just hours after Putin and U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, speaking by phone, discussed efforts in Syria in what Moscow has … Read More

Marching. Protests. Violence. Rioting. Civil Unrest in America. – And it was predicted. An economist named Armstrong, who is said to have correctly predicted the 1987 Black Monday crash as well as the 1998 Russian financial collapse, is also said to have forecast civil unrest in America by 2016. Predicting that rising resentment against the status quo as a result … Read More

One member of Utah’s congressional delegation at a victory party said “it’s a miracle” when speaking of the outcome of the Presidential election. Senator Hatch went on to say “”And it’s a miracle hopefully for the benefit of this country, because it needs change.” Several media outlets had also said prior to the election that it would take a miracle … Read More

“Not my President, not today,” is what protesters across the nation yelled as thousands marched from Los Angeles to New York. As many as 5,000 people were at a protest in New York, police estimated, where the issues being yelled about outside Trump Tower were about controversial topics from the campaign. The protests were in several cities across the U.S. … Read More

Experts think that recent attacks on the Internet could be a prelude to far worse ones. One expert recently said that it looks as if someone is learning how to take down the Internet. Then on October 21st, Dynamic Network Services (Dyn), a firm that is part of the internet-address system, was disrupted by what is called a “distributed denial of … Read More

The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) announced Operation Euphrates Wrath amid heavy clashes after the US-backed forces in Syria launched a long-awaited offensive to liberate Raqqa, the de-facto capital of the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (Isil). Commanders said the operation will involve 30,000 troops from the SDF, a coalition spearheaded by the Syrian Kurdish YPG, but also including Arab, and Turkmen groups. … Read More