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Sit back and enjoy the whole trip
 "Snitching Never Tasted So Good!" A Restaurant in Indiana has put a bounty on the heads of the burglars who broke in and stole cash. Rob Ecker, the owner of Rusted Silo Southern BBQ & Brew House, is offering free BBQ for life for anybody who has information that leads to the arrest of the suspects. More Food & Beverages to be included for every season-ticket holder A new program called the Member Inclusive Menu initiative will now be included with season tickets. The San Francisco 49ers will begin offering free food and nonalcoholic drinks to season-ticket holders, an effort to keep fans happy in an era when the cost of attending an NFL game is soaring. More Superyachts and private jets: spending of corrupt super-rich revealed The multimillion pound spending habits of corrupt members of the global super-rich – including 421 luxury homes, three superyachts, seven private jets as well as elite private school fees and even hovercraft – have been revealed in a groundbreaking analysis of more than 400 money laundering and corruption cases. More But What About The Hearings? A new Rasmussen survey released Monday contained a shocker for Democrats: 17 percent of poll respondents who identified as Democrats said “they think more like (President Donald) Trump.” It's The Old White Guys Fault Researchers have accused the world’s leading Natural History Museums – in New York, Washington DC, Chicago, Paris and London – of sexist bias. More  Global Authorities Brace For Worldwide Shortage After "Quarter Of Earth's Pigs Wiped Out" A terrible pandemic is killing pigs around the world, and U.S. pork producers fear they could be hit next. African Swine Fever is killing millions upon millions of pigs all over the world, and this threatens to create a crippling global shortage of protein as we head into 2020. This epidemic began in China last year, and it is now also running wild in North Korea, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar and the Philippines. But this crisis is certainly not limited to Asia. According to the Washington Post, so far in 2019 there have also been outbreaks “in Belgium, Bulgaria, Hungary, Latvia, Poland, Romania, Russia and Ukraine.” More While Here In This Country America is sitting on a mountain of uneaten bacon. More than 40 million pounds of pork bellies, the cut used for bacon making, were sitting in refrigerated warehouses as of Sept. 30." More Will The Mood Here Turn Real Sour? Civil unrest is erupting around the world right now; there are major demonstrations and even violence in places like France, Algeria, Iraq, Egypt, Venezuela, Chile, Ecuador, Bolivia, Chile, Hong Kong, Spain, Haiti, Lebanon, etc. Here in the United States, we don’t have protests like this going on right now. But it could happen very soon. More This Year’s Ozone Hole Is Smallest Ever Recorded The hole in Earth’s protective ozone layer above Antarctica is the smallest since researchers discovered it over three decades ago. More  Bye Bye Baghdadi President Donald Trump announced on Sunday that fugitive Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi died in a raid by U.S. special forces in northwest Syria, in a major blow to the jihadist group. Californians Brace For 10 Years Of Blackouts With the state of California set to experience the “biggest blackout ever” as a violent windstorm forces local utilities PG&E, Edison and Sempra to shut off power to millions of residents over fears a broken transmission line could trigger another massive fire, resulting in billions in legal costs, a dismal reality is starting to set in: Californians are facing a “decade of darkness” and they are starting to take matters into their own hands by going “off the grid.” Literally. Via: ZeroHedge: Betsy DeVos Is Held in Contempt Over Judge’s Order on Loan Collection A federal judge on Thursday fined Education Secretary Betsy DeVos for contempt of court, ruling that she had violated an order to stop collecting on loans owed by students from a now-defunct for-profit chain of colleges. Guns Save Lives As these examples show, the first line of defense against crime are those on the scene when crime occurs. Police officers are not always there when crimes occur. They respond to calls of those who are already in peril, or to a crime scene after the offense has occurred. So here we have 9 more examples of Good Guys with Guns from September.   Wrong order at McDonald's leads to customer-manager food fight "I wanted to get some Happy Meals and some cheeseburgers”. Instead, the McDonald’s customer was hit in the face with a blender thrown by an employee after she went into the Ohio store to complain about an incorrect order. She Now Lives On In Infamy A College graduate, 24, was filmed twerking and grinding up against arresting officer asking him 'you like that, yeah?' via Barstool Sports The Gals Can Now Rest Easy Police arrested an Austin man accused of stealing 57 pairs of women’s underwear from a laundry room at St. Edward’s University, according to an arrest affidavit. Someone's been naughty. 'Dear Santa, I'm sorry I stole your red suit. I was drunk and made some poor choices' A Woman's Revenge Police say a woman who was angered when she was kicked out of a Las Vegas-area casino intentionally drove her motorhome into the building, injuring a custodian. Hunter dies after being attacked by deer he shot Moments after a hunter shot a deer in Arkansas, the animal got up and attacked him in a tragic twist of fate, according to wildlife officials.via KY3  Justice Dept. Is Said to Open Criminal Inquiry Into Its Own Russia Investigation The Justice Department’s internal review of spying on the Trump campaign has evolved into a criminal investigation, according to anonymous sources who spoke to The New York Times. The move is likely to open the attorney general to accusations that he is trying to deliver a political victory for President Trump. After Having an Open Door Policy and Accepting Over One Million Refugees Attempts to build a multicultural society in Germany have "utterly failed", Chancellor Angela Merkel says. Proposed Bill Would Open Sanctuary Politicians Up to Lawsuits A bill sponsored by Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) aims to allow any subsequent victims of crimes committed by that illegal alien to sue the politicians who created the sanctuary policies. The IRS has announced that it’s “too expensive” to audit the rich. Affluent taxpayers, the 1%, are too well protected from government intrusion. Their tax returns are complex and take more time and more experienced auditors to review them. The IRS then has to pay these more experienced auditors a higher price to audit those larger accounts. It’s become an expensive hassle for them. They encounter resistance from the teams that the affluent have behind them to defend them from the IRS. A Drug Cartel Just Defeated The Mexican Military In Battle Mexico is in a state of collapse, and Americans need to realize that the crisis underway south of the Rio Grande won’t stop at the border. Boeing Backlash Begins: Spirit Airlines Orders 100 New Airbus Planes This Week's Tailgating Recipe, Wings Wings are the perfect party finger food, from backyard barbecues to game-day buffets. The different collection of chicken wing recipes listed here will take you way beyond the standard of buffalo sauce. more  Navy Patents UFO-Like Compact Nuclear Fusion Reactor and Hybrid Space/Sea Crafts A mysterious set of patents filed recently by a U.S Navy researcher has caught the eyes of technologists and conspiracy theorists alike. Elizabeth Warren Dodges Questions On Middle-Class Tax Hikes Under ‘Medicare For All’ Via CNBC: In San Diego, officials say new wall is helping bring border numbers down The Cost of Immigrant Medicaid Coverage Under Current Policy Entitled Yale students are sick with ‘protester derangement syndrome’ Europe’s Virtues Will Be Its Undoing Sweden: One In Four Women Are Afraid To Leave Their Homes German Interior Minister Warns of Migrant Wave Bigger Than 2015 San Francisco, Hostage to the Homeless - Failure to enforce basic standards of public behavior has made one of America’s great cities increasingly unlivable. Australia Shows No Warming Since 1876  Why Have Women’s Sports at All? It’s only a “stereotype” to believe that men are physically stronger than women; To compete as a Transgender female in woman sports is fair in accordance with the liberal ideology. So don’t confuse yourself with the fact that there may be a slight physical advantage after the transitioning. Transgender Cyclist Dominates as Competitors Cry Foul Canada's Rachel McKinnon left the female competitors in the dust for a second year running after becoming the first transgender athlete to win the title in Los Angeles at last year's event. Aside from taking home the gold medal, McKinnon also smashed the world record. Because The Beat Must Go On Transgender boy wins girls’ state wrestling title for second time Transgender boy wins girls’ gold at Pacific Games Transgender sprinters finish 1st, 2nd at Connecticut girls indoor track championships Transgender Athletes Wreak Havoc In Women’s Rugby Good News From The Nanny State Massachusetts lawmakers debated a bill that would prohibit the sale and use of balloons, violation of which would be punishable by fine. Citing the potential harm to animals, and the environment. “The sale, distribution and release of any type of balloon, including, but not limited to, plastic, latex or mylar, filled with any type of lighter than air gas, both for public or private use, is hereby prohibited,” the bill sponsored by Rep. Sarah Peake, D-Provincetown, states. Violators would be fined up to $100. CBSN Boston: Last-Minute Opioid Deal Could Open Door to Bigger Settlement McKesson, Cardinal Health, AmerisourceBergen and Teva agree to $260 million settlement You Can Count On Hillary Tulsi Gabbard elevated in Iowa by Clinton spat |
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