July 19th, 2018

Long thought promising, viruses that target bacteria may be edging closer to use.

Michael Barry is the latest staffer on the powerful council to depart as National Security Adviser John Bolton brings on his own team.

• The findings were originally shared by Burke’s Peerage, a British authority on royal genealogy, but they have recently been resurfaced.
• The Al-Ousboue claims the Queen’s bloodline runs through the Earl of Cambridge in the 14th century and across medieval Muslim Spain to the Prophet’s daughter Fatima.
• Author of the article Abdelhamid Al-Aouni said: “It builds a bridge between our two religions and kingdoms."
• If the claim is true, it would make her a cousin of the kings of Morocco and Jordan as well as Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran’s Supreme Leader.

• Police found mutilated body of Teodora Quispe Ccayllahua inside her home
• Siblings allegedly cut out her eye and intestines and bathed in her blood
• One of them is said to have masterminded the scheme after having a 'strange dream'

“Perkins Coie boasts a client roster that includes the DNC, Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, and several Democrat Members of Congress,” said Rep. Louie Gohmert in a statement. “They were recently paid by Hillary Clinton and the DNC as a pass-through entity to hire Fusion GPS to concoct the salacious and unverified Russian dossier at the heart of the Clinton team’s attempted take-down of President Trump.”

Never short on ideas for things to tax, lawmakers in New Jersey are considering a tax on tap water.

The proposal is being floated by State Sen. Bob Smith D-Middlesex, who is trying to say it's not actually a tax but a 'user fee'.

• FBI Director Christopher Wray has described China as "the broadest, most challenging, most significant threat we face as a country."
• Wray said there are economic espionage investigations linked to China in every US state, and China wants to become the "sole dominant superpower."

A three-judge panel of the 9th Circuit issued a ruling in the case of Duncan v. Becerra on Tuesday upholding a lower court’s decision to suspend enforcement of California’s restriction on the possession of magazines that hold 10 rounds or more.

The parade was initial set for Nov. 11, Veterans Day, but now will take place Nov. 10 to accommodate international celebrations on Nov. 11 set to mark the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I.