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Stephen Dietrich

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Bare-knuckle brawl breaks out at anti-violence rally

An anti-violence demonstration in Newark, New Jersey, devolved into a physical altercation between two activists. NJ.com reports the small crowd began arguing on the steps of Newark City Hall last week about the city’s attempts to curb violence. The demonstration was organized by two anti-violence groups. They say they wanted to… Read More

January 3, 2016

Tropical vacation lands cop in hot water

A vacation in Hawaii not only cost a former Connecticut police officer his job, but also led to criminal charges being brought against him. The Stamford Advocate reports Donald Chen was granted two weeks off from Dec. 1 to Dec. 15 by the Stamford police department so he could report for… Read More

January 3, 2016

San Francisco throws birthday party… for a rhino!

The San Francisco Zoo this weekend celebrated the 45th birthday of the oldest black rhinoceros in North America with a special cake of rolled oats and molasses. The exact date of Elly’s birth isn’t known, as she was born in the wild. But she has lived at the zoo since April… Read More

January 3, 2016

Two of Carson’s top advisers resign

Two of Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson’s top paid advisers are leaving the campaign with only a month to go before Iowa’s leadoff caucuses. That’s according to Carson’s Iowa director, Ryan Rhodes. He says Carson campaign manager Barry Bennett and senior campaign spokesman Doug Watts are “out” as of Thursday…. Read More

December 31, 2015

2016, the year we take America back (5 predictions)

With the presidential election looming, the daily threat of terrorism, and legislative battles over everything from guns to abortion, 2016 promises to be one of the most important years in the history of our nation.   But how will it all shake out? What will Obama try in his last… Read More

December 31, 2015

3 U.S. cities on New Year’s terror alert

Terror threats against New York City, Los Angeles and Washington, DC will have all three cities on high alert as they ring in the new year this evening. According to multiple media outlets, President Barack Obama was briefed on the threat of attacks in the cities before he left for… Read More

December 31, 2015

Millions of “secret” voters driving Trump’s campaign

A new report from a public opinion polling firm should have presidential candidate Donald Trump’s GOP challengers shaking in their boots. Because it seems to prove that Trump’s support — and his lead among the Republican field — may be greater than previous polls have indicated. And he may have millions… Read More

December 31, 2015

The Hillary health scare NOBODY is talking about

The mainstream media speculated about Ronald Reagan’s mental fitness, Dick Cheney’s heart, and whether John McCain could have a cancer relapse. But reporters seem to be giving a free pass to major health issues surrounding Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign. Clinton has a history of potentially serious blood clots — and… Read More

December 31, 2015

Obama won’t take Cosby’s Medal of Freedom

The highest civilian honor America can give now belongs to an accused rapist. And if we’re to take President Barack Obama at his word, he doesn’t plan to do a thing about it. Comedian Bill Cosby was arrested yesterday in Pennsylvania, accused of sexually assaulting a Temple University employee more than… Read More

December 31, 2015

Obama vacations while floodwaters surround St. Louis

While the vacationing President Barack Obama enjoyed a Hawaiian luau and ate snow cones, flooding continued to devastate communities surrounding St. Louis. And authorities had begun closing down roads connecting St. Louis with nearby towns and adjacent Jefferson County. State officials closed a major interstate highway south of St. Louis this morning… Read More

December 31, 2015
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