Новости за 24.11.2019

The head of a Native American cultural center at a shopping mall in Rapid City, South Dakota, is "hurt and offended" by complaints that people are being sickened by his practice of burning sage several times a day. However, he is promising to cut back on the smoke that has made the mall air hazy.…

  What if all those calls by Democratic presidential hopefuls to eliminate the Electoral College were simply unnecessary? What if political parties need only to lobby members of the Electoral College to vote for a certain candidate, instead of accepting the voters' choice? A ruling by the 10th Circuit Court in favor of a "faithless…

In "an issue of first impression," the Supreme Court in Pennsylvania has ruled that authorities cannot force the owner of a "lawfully seized, but encrypted, computer" to give up its password. "We find that such compulsion is violative of the Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution's prohibition against self-incrimination," the ruling, dated on Wednesday,…

Republican Rep. Devin Nunes of California, who last week trashed the media over its coverage of the Ukraine controversy, is taking his challenge to "fake news" a step further. Nunes, the ranking Republican on the House Intelligence Committee, said Saturday that he plans to file lawsuits against CNN and The Daily Beast regarding their recent…

The necessity of the U.S. Constitution's Second Amendment can be seen in the people of Hong Kong's struggle for independence from the communist Chinese government. Residents of the city are forced to turn to archery and other medieval methods of defense while facing police armed with live ammo. Officers confronted protesters with the threat of…

  Some big new operation opens in a closed high school in a residential neighborhood and there are traffic problems, conflicts over the use of a public park and late-night events disturbing the peace. No response from the city to citizen complaints. So one resident starts videoing various violations, including traffic offenses. And the result?…

(STUDY FINDS) -- ATHENS, Ga. — While it certainly sounds like a time saver, the idea of combining couples counseling with financial advice probably sounds pretty odd at first. Don’t rush to judgment, though, according to a new study conducted at the University of Georgia. Researchers say that “financial therapy,” a fairly new form of…

(STUDY FINDS) -- NEW YORK — Many Americans are so overworked and busy that they actually look forward to getting a cold, believe it or not. In a survey of 2,300 adults by cold relief company Theraflu, about three in ten (29%) admitted they enjoy getting sick. The primary reason? Simply to get a day…

A local Arkansas museum has announced the discovery of a log cabin believed to be well over 100 years old in the small town of Prescott. The Nevada County Depot & Museum unveiled the finding in an Oct. 22 Facebook post. "In the process of a house being torn down on Greenlawn Street, a log…

(FOX NEWS) -- Barbara Eden is all for an “I Dream of Jeannie” reboot — as long as it’s done correctly. “It would have to be different,” the actress told People magazine on Friday. “I don’t think you’d ever copy something, but it’s a good idea.” “It’s a good idea,” the actress shared. “They should…

The Grammy nominations are filled with the sweet sounds of pro-abortion zealots, according to Planned Parenthood, which recently tweeted its congratulations to pro-abortion musicians nominated for the music industry's highest award. "Artists that support abortion access get nominated for #Grammys. Coincidence??? We think nah. Congrats on the nominations!" Planned Parenthood tweeted, listing the artists who…

(FOX NEWS) Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was admitted to Johns Hopkins Hospital on Friday night after experiencing chills and a fever, the Supreme Court said Saturday night. Ginsburg, 86, was initially evaluated at Sibley Memorial Hospital in Washington, D.C., before being transferred to Johns Hopkins for further evaluation and treatment of any possible…

An Ohio father who has asked his community for help to cover the cost of his son's medical bills was shocked when he first saw signs chastising him for asking for help. KC and Angel Ahlers from Toledo, Ohio, are doing everything they can to save their 4-month-old son's life. Randy James "RJ" Ahlers, was…

(THE BLAZE) House Armed Services Committee Chairman Rep. Adam Smith (D-Wash.) revealed on Saturday the next target of House Democrats: Rep. Devin Nunes (R-Calif.), the ranking member on the House Intelligence Committee. When asked Saturday on MSNBC's "AM Joy" whether Nunes would face an ethics investigation, Smith said, "Quite likely, without question." "I understand a…

Schools across America have been targeted with lawsuits by LGBT activists who insist on allowing boys who "identify" as girls to use girls facilities. One such case developed in Illinois last week. But Franklin Graham, CEO of the worldwide Christian ministry Samaritan's Purse, has two pieces of advice. Parents don't have to take that. And…

(GATEWAY PUNDIT) A photo of CIA whistleleaker Eric Ciaramella shaking Barack Obama’s hand in the Oval Office was published on a close friend’s wedding site last year. The photo was obtained by the Washington Examiner and it again suggests Eric Ciaramella is a political hack with a partisan Trump-hating agenda. Eric Ciaramella is a 33-year-old…

(CALIFORNIA GLOBE) Angel Mom, Agnes Gibboney, held a press conference Thursday morning regarding the pending release of the illegal alien who murdered her son in 2002. Gibboney called out Governor Gavin Newsom, Californias elected leaders, Congress and others who are putting illegal immigrants first and citizens of the United States second. Permanently separated for life…

(FEDERALIST) This week’s debate featuring candidates for the highest office in the land showed all the problems with single-payer health care. Except the debate took place in Britain, not the United States. During Tuesday’s debate between the current British prime minister, Conservative Boris Johnson, and the man who wants to replace him, Labour’s Jeremy Corbyn,…

(FOX NEWS) When this Phoenix suburb opened on January 1, 1960, it was billed as the original retirement community. From above, it would look like a UFO landing site, laid out in rings to mimic halos surrounding the sun. Just past the entrance, a billboard flanked by rows of palm trees promised “An Active New…

One of the cornerstones of Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Elizabeth Warren's platform is already starting to crumble, according to a top House Democrat. Warren has proposed a wealth tax that would offset the cost of her $52 trillion "Medicare for All" proposal. According to her latest proposal, anyone with an income of over $1 billion…