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This Could Be The Biggest Gold Discovery In History
'); document.write('Prospectors have mined 20 million ounces of gold from the Yukon’s famous Klondike since the Gold Rush. But they haven’t been able to find the original source—the multi-billion-dollar bedrock.'); document.write('
Chief Obamacare Architect Sacked After Fraudulent Billing Investigation
'); document.write('Vermont’s Attorney General has settled the state’s claims of fraud against Jonathan Gruber, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor who served as a technical consultant for President Barack Obama and as one of the chief architects of Obamacare. Under the terms of the settlement, Gruber will no longer work as a taxpayer-funded economic consultant for the state’s health care system and he won’t seek to be paid any money he might be owed, reports the Rutland Herald, a Vermont newspaper.'); document.write('
BAd cop: Cop Kills 2 People, Allowed to Resign, Joins New Dept, Shoots Man on 2nd Day—All in a Year
'); document.write('A Sheriff’s Deputy is currently being investigated for his role in an officer-involved shooting—but this is not the first or even second time he has been the subject of such an investigation, and his record shows that he has been suspended multiple times during his short career. Chase Welch, 26, was hired by the San Jacinto County Sheriff’s Office on July 25, according to the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement. On his second day after joining the department, Welch shot and wounded a 48-year-old man on Aug. 6.'); document.write('
Kinder Morgan Paid $115,000 To Mass. State Police To Stop Protests Against Pipeline
'); document.write('New documents reveal the Massachusetts State Police were paid over $100,000 by Kinder Morgan Inc to prevent local activists and representatives of indigenous communities from stopping the Connecticut Expansion Pipeline project.'); document.write('
63 Shot, 8 Dead In Chicago\'s 2nd Most Violent Weekend Of 2017
'); document.write('More people were shot in Chicago over this past weekend than any other this year, except for the Fourth of July weekend that spanned four days. According to the Chicago Tribune and police data, a total of 63 people were shot and 8 were killed as violence erupted all over the city.'); document.write('
Opioid Use Now Tops Tobacco Use In The U.S.
'); document.write('A survey released by the federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) shows that more people in the U.S. use opioid painkillers than tobacco, highlighting the tragic opioid crisis gripping the country. [1] A federal review published in the spring showed that opioid prescriptions in the U.S. decreased for the 1st time in 2 decades, which suggests that doctors are finally starting to heed warnings about the drugs’ addictive properties. However, that decrease has not translated into fewer deaths. The SAMHSA report illustrates just how widespread the problem remains.'); document.write('
Federal Judge Orders IRS To Release Names Of Specific Employees That Targeted Tea Party Groups
'); document.write('Remember Lois Lerner? If not, she was basically the person that Obama put in charge of weaponizing the IRS so that it could be used by the Democratic party as a political weapon of mass destruction to suppress Tea Party groups back in 2012. Ring any bells yet? Well, as a testament to the efficiency of our legal system, it turns out that the case is still ongoing some 5 years later. Of course, this has to be a simple bureaucracy issue because there is no way that the Obama administration, you know, the only scandal-free White House in modern history, played any role in'); document.write('
Military\'s annual physicals now require mental health assessments
'); document.write('Starting this month, all members of the U.S. military will undergo mental health assessments as part of routine annual physicals. The assessments, which were mandated by Congress in the 2015 National Defense Authorization Act, started Aug. 1.'); document.write('
Afghanistan - Trump To Announce Four More One-Year Wars
'); document.write('This evening Trump will announce a new \"path forward\" in the occupation of Afghanistan. According to the usual leaks it will be very same path the U.S. has taken for 16 years. Several thousands soldiers from the U.S. and various NATO countries will (in vane) train the Afghan army. Special Forces and CIA goons will raid this or that family compound on someone\'s say-so. Bombs will be dropped on whatever is considered a target.'); document.write('
Top Institutions and Economists Now Say Globalization Increases Inequality
'); document.write('World Bank, IMF, BIS, NBER, McKinsey Now Admit that Globalization Increases Inequality We’ve all heard that globalization lifts all boats and increases our prosperity … But mainstream economists and organizations are now starting to say that globalization increases inequality.'); document.write('
Texas man charged with trying to blow up Confederate statue
'); document.write('Authorities in Houston charged a 25-year-old man on Monday with trying to blow up a Confederate statue, federal prosecutors said, in the latest development amid demonstrations and fierce debate about race and the legacy of America\'s Civil War. Word of the arrest of Andrew Schneck came just hours after the University of Texas at Austin said it removed four statues tied to the Confederacy from its campus because they had become \"symbols of modern white supremacy and neo-Nazism.\"'); document.write('
Venezuelan Attorney General to Seek Asylum in US to “Expose the Narco-dictatorship”
'); document.write('No…Venezuela a narco-state? With Maduro and the Chavistas all cuddly with the FARC in Columbia’s coca region? We are shocked. Why is it that the socialists can figure out the drug market but they are clueless on every other kind of market?'); document.write('
Psychologists Who Developed CIA Torture Reach Secret Deal To Avoid Trial
'); document.write('The two psychologists credited with creating the CIA’s torture program have reached a confidential settlement with victims of the brutal techniques. '); document.write('
Ohio judge shot in ‘ambush’ outside courthouse, returns fire at attacker
'); document.write('An Ohio judge was shot Monday morning outside his courthouse in what authorities called an ambush attack that ended when the judge and a probation officer returned fire, killing the attacker. Police said a man apparently waiting for Judge Joseph J. Bruzzese Jr., who sits on the Jefferson County Court of Common Pleas, ran up to the judge and began shooting when he approached the courthouse. Bruzzese drew a gun and fired at least five rounds at the shooter, possibly hitting the attacker, Jefferson County Sheriff Fred J. Abdalla told reporters during emotional remarks Monday morning.'); document.write('
Johnson & Johnson ordered to pay $417M in civil lawsuit linking talcum powder to cancer
'); document.write('Los Angeles jury on Monday ordered Johnson & Johnson to pay $417 million to a woman who claimed in a lawsuit that the talc in its iconic baby powder causes ovarian cancer when applied regularly for feminine hygiene. The lawsuit was brought by a California woman, Eva Echeverria, who alleged Johnson & Johnson failed to adequately warn consumers about the potential cancer risks of talcum powder.'); document.write('
Spanish honey production drops, as disappearing bees continue to sound alarm bells
'); document.write('Honey production in Spain dropped 4.08% last year, the country’s agriculture ministry warned. A decline in bees, which pollinate between 5% and 8% of global food production, poses a serious threat the food chain. EURACTIV’s partner EFEagro reports.'); document.write('
China\'s Plunge Protection Team Holds $150 Billion In Stock, Claims \"State Meddling\" Stabilizes Markets
'); document.write('It was two years ago, in June of 2015, when just as the Shanghai Composite was flirting with 5,000 and when literally the local banana stand guy was trading stocks, that the Chinese stock bubble burst, unleashing an unprecedented selling spree, a 40% drop in just two months, and Beijing\'s nationalization of the stock market, courtesy of the domestic plunge protection team, the China Securities Regulatory Commission also known as the \"National Team\".'); document.write('
How The Elites Are Divorcing From Reality: The Economist\'s
'); document.write('The Western globalist elites have not digested Trump’s victory or Brexit yet. They are having a hard time dealing with their ideological failures, and when the reality dares not to comply with their day dreaming, they go online and create a parallel world, where their “expert” predictions always turn right and their failures cannot be questioned.'); document.write('
Bank runs in Hong Kong following introduction of facial recognition withdrawals in Macau
'); document.write('Hong Kong’s ATM network has been hit with a surge in withdrawals by customers using China UnionPay bank cards in the wake of facial recognition technology being introduced at cash dispensing machines in Macau. Monetary chiefs in Hong Kong have declined to deny or confirm information obtained by the South China Morning Post that ATMs have seen a “staggering’’ rise in withdrawals since the casino hub introduced the recognition technology in May as part of a bid to stem illegal capital flight from mainland China.'); document.write('
Beware The \"The Cultural Civil War\" Narrative: You\'re Being Played
'); document.write('There is always common ground for those who dare to seek it. Remember the \"Russians hacked our election!\" hysteria - or have you already forgotten? That entire narrative collapsed under a deluge of factual evidence that the Democratic National Committee (DNC) data release was an insider job, and a compelling lack of evidence of any other Russian hacking.'); document.write('