Fugitive Mexican cartel drug lord Joaquin ‘El Chapo’ Guzman has put a $100 million bounty on presidential candidate Donald Trump’s head, according to multiple news sources. Yet the government continues to require Trump to provide his own security detail. Guzman, the notorious cartel leader who brazenly escaped from Mexican jail earlier… Read More
[BREAKING] ISIS close to acquiring nuke!
Black market sellers of weapons-grade nuclear material have been actively seeking out buyers from the Islamic State (ISIS). And while international authorities were able to infiltrate and stop a potential sale, experts are warning that it could be a matter of time before a transaction is completed. The Associated Press… Read More
Shocking new Planned Parenthood video ‘jokes’ about baby brains
A disgusting new video has surfaced that reportedly shows a Texas Planned Parenthood abortion provider joking with a man posing as an organ buyer about trying to extract whole baby brains. The undercover video was released by the Center for Medical Progress, whose previous controversial videos appeared to show Planned Parenthood executives… Read More
US General: Obama wrong on Afghanistan
The top U.S. commander in Afghanistan testified before Congress Tuesday, and warned that President Obama’s planned draw-down of U.S. troops could be a disaster waiting to happen. Should Obama continue to press his political agenda on the battlefield, Afghan forces could even fracture in the face of renewed Taliban attacks. Gen…. Read More
Even more email allegations rock Clinton campaign
The FBI is expanding its probe into former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s emails, and is demanding information from a second data company, Datto, Inc, which has promised to cooperate fully with the investigation. Even more damning for the Clinton campaign is the letter revealed yesterday by Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs… Read More
New heart valve risks for thousands of patients revealed
Here’s something everyone should know: According to new reports, doctors have discovered a potential problem involving implanted heart valves that hundreds of thousands of people have received. They don’t always open and close properly, possibly because a blood clot has formed that could raise the risk of stroke. Although the… Read More
More danger of flooding in South Carolina
The danger hasn’t yet passed in South Carolina. Along the state’s coast, residents were preparing for a second round of flooding as rivers swollen from days of devastating rains make their way toward the Atlantic. And in the Columbia area, where some have started to return home to assess damage… Read More
The rising cost of cybercrime
Cybercrime costs are climbing for companies both in the U.S. and overseas amid a slew of high-profile breaches, according to research released Tuesday. A sixth-annual study by the Ponemon Institute pegged the average annual cost of cybercrime per large U.S. company at $15.4 million. That’s up 19 percent from $12.7… Read More
Cheating at sports betting company investigated
You’ve seen the commercials. Tuesday, the state’s attorney general of New York sent letters to daily fantasy sports websites DraftKings and FanDuel demanding they turn over details of any investigations into their employees, saying they “may have gained an unfair, financial advantage in a contest known as Daily Fantasy Football.”… Read More
Drunk brat has outburst over “Mac and Cheese”, gets taken down… HARD
This spoiled brat is going to bed with no supper. A University of Connecticut student faces criminal charges over a confrontation with a campus food court manager who wouldn’t let him buy macaroni and cheese. A 9-minute, obscenity-laced video clip shows freshman Luke Gatti arguing with and eventually shoving the… Read More