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New York City's first public health vending machine giving out free crack pipes, condoms and Narcan, an overdose-reversing drug, was already empty less than 24 hours after being unveiled by officials. But eager city officials determined to keep residents in rich supply of clean drug apparatus were quick to revisit the site on Tuesday afternoon with more. Elan Quashie, the Opioid Overdose Program Director at Services for the Under Served, said: ‘We’re going to restock every day. Probably multiple times a day.’ He said he was not surprised that the items were taken so quickly, adding: ‘I kind of knew...
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RICHMOND, Va. -- Two people were killed and at least five other people were shot following Huguenot High School's graduation ceremony outside the Altria Theater in Richmond, Virginia, Crime Insider sources told Jon Burkett. Two people were taken into police custody after a shooting. "I've now been told by multiple sources that there 10 victims, five of them are gunshot victims," Burkett reported on CBS 6 News. "The other five are those that were hurt running back inside to the Altria Theater when shots rang out." Burkett said it did not appear the suspects taken into custody were high school...
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In a 10 minute video, Tucker makes his debut on Twitter. The video rapidly gained over 5 million views. Tucker discussed the blowing up of the dam near Kharkov and media coverage of it. He also discussed a whistleblower's claim that the US military is in possession of an alien spacecraft along with alien remains. He used both examples to question the curiosity of mainstream media and what they consider important. Video is at link.
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More than 20 members of Trump’s Secret Service security detail have been subpoenaed in Jack Smith’s investigation into classified documents stored at Mar-a-Lago, according to a leak to the New York Times. The Secret Service agents recently appeared before the Washington DC grand jury. The New York Times reported: The latest twist in the inquiry into former President Donald J. Trump’s handling of classified documents is the surprise revelation that a previously unknown federal grand jury in Florida has recently started hearing testimony in the case. The grand jury in Florida is separate from the one that has been sitting...
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MacGregor thinks the dam explosion was accidental, i.e. doesn't see either Russia or country404 having a motive.
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Multiple people were injured in a shooting Tuesday near Virginia Commonwealth University following a high school graduation ceremony. VCU police said the shooting occurred around 5:13 p.m. in the area of Monroe Park, near the campus' Altria Theater after a graduation ceremony for Huguenot High School. Richmond police said seven people were injured, including three with life-threatening injuries. Four other people were treated for injuries other than gunshot wounds.
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PLANTATION, Fla. – A South Florida woman is accusing her homeowner’s association of towing away her late husband’s cars while she dealt with his sudden death and planned his funeral. Dori Cousley’s 59-year-old husband Richard died of a sudden heart attack. “I was planning a funeral, planning a viewing, getting my sister-in-law here from Jamaica,” she said. “The other sister lives out of South Florida.” The last thing on her mind was Richard’s cars in the parking lot. The couple had lived at the Plantation Racquet Club on Broward Boulevard for 20 years. Richard used to be the security guard...
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The city of Atlanta has approved funding for a controversial new police training center dubbed 'Cop City' by opponents. The 11-4 vote happened on Tuesday after hundreds of activists packed City Hall and spoke for hours in fierce opposition to the project, which they say will destroy the local environment and militarize the police. For about 14 hours, residents took to the podium to slam the $90 million project, saying it would be a gross misuse of public funds to build the huge facility in a large urban forest in a poor, majority black area of southeast of Atlanta. Six...
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Mark Meadows, a former White House chief of staff in the Trump administration, reportedly testified in front a grand jury as part of special counsel Jack Smith's investigations into former President Donald Trump. Meadows, a former Republican U.S. representative from North Carolina, is said to be a key witness in Smith's investigations of Trump's handling of classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida and in his efforts to prevent Congress from certifying the 2020 election results leading up to the events of Jan. 6, 2021....
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A Venezuelan national is accused of murdering a migrant woman in El Paso, Texas, just one day after President Joe Biden’s Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released him into the United States.Eddy Jose Ortega Alvarado, a 34-year-old Venezuelan national, was arrested and charged this week in El Paso for allegedly murdering 40-year-old Carmen Unilda Navas Zuniga of Honduras on May 21 — the day after he was released into the United States interior through Biden’s expansive Catch and Release network.According to law enforcement, Alvarado and Zuniga crossed the border at the same time on May 20 and were subsequently released...
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Andrew Weissmann, Norm Eisen and fellow travelers, wrote an internal prosecution memo for current Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco to use on behalf of their conscripted Special Counsel, Jack Smith. [SEE 186-page Guidance MEMO HERE] Essentially, what we are witnessing is what skilled researchers would expect to see.The Lawfare operatives, represented by Weissmann, Eisen and company, are all ideological agents connected directly to the anti-Trump efforts.I use the term “Lawfare” to describe their general group association, as well as the actual organization funded by the Brookings Institute that carries the same name.Essentially, Lawfare et al, are the group of current...
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. — La comunidad de Sacramento y líderes religiosos se reunieron el martes por la mañana para hablar en apoyo de los 36 migrantes que llegaron a la ciudad. Según las autoridades, fueron trasladados a la ciudad en dos vuelos bajo circunstancias engañosas. La primera ronda de migrantes llego el viernes con 16 personas a bordo, el lunes otros 20 más. Los migrantes fueron abordaron fuera de un centro de migrantes en El Paso, Texas, y se les dijo serían reubicados a un lugar que les brindaría refugio, vivienda y oportunidades laborales, según Cecilia Flores de Sacramento Act, la...
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Hunter Biden will be hauled into court again next month and faces potential imprisonment if he doesn’t answer questions in his child support case, a judge ordered Monday. The mother of Hunter’s child launched her case in a Batesville, Arkansas court in May 2019 demanding child support for their daughter Navy Joan Roberts – who Hunter initially denied was his. In recent months the First Son, 53, asked the court to reduce his payments to baby momma Lunden Roberts, 32, and to deny her request to change Navy’s last name to Biden. But he got into legal hot water after...
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One truth we learned long ago about the people who run the exclusionary pursuits of professional and amateur golf is that they do not accept change unless they feel forced to. Whether it was staging tournaments at places that practiced racial discrimination, or playing the Masters at a world-famous club that didn’t allow female members, golf only surrendered in the way former Augusta National chairman Hootie Johnson once swore his men’s-only retreat never would — at the point of a bayonet. So the PGA Tour capitulated Tuesday because it felt it had no choice, at least as it relates to...
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HOLLYWOOD, Calif. (KABC) -- A large homeless encampment in Hollywood is being cleared out and placed into hotels as the city of Los Angeles continues to try to fix its growing homelessness problem. The cleanup began Tuesday morning at the intersection of El Centro Avenue and Hollywood Boulevard near The Fonda Theatre. The people living in tents will reportedly be offered housing through the city's Inside Safe program, which has helped complete several other homeless encampment cleanups in areas like Venice and other parts of L.A. Another large encampment sits near Argyle Avenue and Yucca Street. Los Angeles Mayor Karen...
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Minnesota will soon begin offering state taxpayer-funded college and university tuition to illegal aliens from families earning less than $80,000 annually, at no cost to them. The provision, slipped into an annual education funding measure, was approved by Gov. Tim Walz (D) late last month and will soon have the state’s taxpayers footing the bill for free college tuition for eligible illegal aliens.
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New York City Mayor Eric Adams (D) says he may open Gracie Mansion, the residence of the city’s mayor, to newly-arrived border crossers and illegal aliens — an offer never previously made to homeless New Yorkers. During a press conference on Monday, Adams was asked whether he would open his residence to migrants after he announced a plan that would have New Yorkers being paid by the city to house border crossers and illegal aliens in their homes.
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Federal Emergency Preparedness Minister Bill Blair has said images of wildfires burning across Canada are some of the most severe ever witnessed in the country and the forecast for the next few months indicates the potential for continued higher-than-normal fire activity. The Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre says there are 415 fires currently burning. About 2,285 fires have burned 37,000 square kilometres so far this year Here's a look at the current wildfire situation as of Tuesday afternoon: NOVA SCOTIA There are five active wildfires. The province has recorded 212 so far this year, about double the number in an...
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Anheuser-Busch has recorded another drop in sales of Bud Light as the boycott over its partnership with transgender social media star Dylan Mulvaney continues. Sales of the beer dropped 23.9 percent for the week ending May 27 compared to the same time last year - though that was a slight improvement from last week when sales were down 25.7 percent. Bud Light also lost nearly 28 percent in year-on-year volume for the week ending May 27. The smaller decline in Bud Light sales could be a sign that the 'bottom has been hit' for the company and it could see...
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