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Stephen Dietrich

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Stephen is a U.S. Army veteran with over a decade of combined experience in political commentary, economics, and news.

[Warning] Imminent terror attack in the Midwest?

In less than a week, three different Missouri Walmarts reported the same type of suspicious purchase to local law enforcement. Now the FBI is scrambling to figure out the situation that has some worried of a possible terror connection. According to reports, a group of Muslim men may have been… Read More

December 11, 2015

North Korea: We have the world’s most powerful weapon

North Korea’s tyrannical ruler, Kim Jong Un, went on official Korean Central News Agency Thursday with a chilling announcement – North Korea has developed hydrogen bombs, considered one of the world’s most powerful weapons. If the claim turns out to be true, it would represent a massive leap forward for… Read More

December 11, 2015

Trump: Death penalty for cop killers

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s latest promise has liberals fuming. While Trump received the endorsement of a New England union that represents police and corrections officers Thursday evening, he announced that, as president, he would call for the death penalty for any person who kills a cop. The endorsement from… Read More

December 11, 2015

Atheists demand you stop praying for police

A police department in Tennessee has asked citizens for their prayers – and that has anti-religion activists fuming. They’re trying to silence the prayers of cops and citizens alike. The Johnson City Police Department began a program called, “Adopt a Cop,” in which citizens pray for an officer’s safety each… Read More

December 11, 2015

Obama tightens gun laws… without Congressional approval

President Barack Obama’s advisors are finalizing a proposal that would expand background checks on gun sales… and they are planning to do it without Congressional approval. White House advisor Valerie Jarrett says the president has asked his team to complete a proposal and submit it for his review “in short… Read More

December 11, 2015

US commandos speak out: No women in our units!

The men in the U.S. military’s most dangerous jobs care little about political correctness or gender equality. And they have a message for their political leadership. When they are fighting in the shadows or bleeding on the battlefield, women have no place on their teams. In blunt and, at times,… Read More

December 11, 2015

The bombshell $130 BILLION chemical deal

Dow Chemical and the DuPont Co. announced Friday that they are merging in a $130 billion chemical industry megadeal. The merger would combine two companies that sell agricultural products to millions of farmers around the world, and make a variety of chemicals for consumer and industrial products ranging from electronics,… Read More

December 11, 2015

“Tampering” suspected cause of runaway train in Boston

A six-car train carrying about 50 passengers left a suburban Boston transit station without a driver Thursday and went through four stations without stopping, and investigators were focusing on tampering and “operator error” as the reasons why. The trip began shortly after 6 a.m. at the Braintree station and ended about… Read More

December 11, 2015

Funeral held for San Bernardino victim (pics)

On the morning of Dec. 2, Yvette Velasco got dressed up and flat-ironed her hair. It was an important day: The 27-year-old was going to receive a gold badge officially recognizing her as a San Bernardino County health inspector at a holiday work event. The world now knows what happened:… Read More

December 11, 2015

Wild weather a mixed bag in Northwest

Fierce Northwest storms that sent rivers bursting from their banks, closed roadways and produced a rare tornado have had one positive effect — easing summer drought concerns that prompted cities to active water shortage plans. The storms that killed at least two people in Oregon this week were easing a… Read More

December 11, 2015
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