July 29th, 2019

According to the report, Listerman’s reputation for “matchmaking,” in which he would connect rich men to young models, has been notorious for decades, citing multiple interviews wherein Listerman brags about the number of women he’s hooked up with rich men.
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But when reporters refused to relent about his supposed role in exploiting teen models, Listerman refused to respond, eventually blocking the Daily Beast reporter from his Instagram and Facebook pages. But the online news outlet did catch up with model Krista Goncharova, who provided further details regarding Listerman’s reputation and behavior, referring to him as “the world famous seller of young models to oligarchs.”

“I had enough of a brain to turn him down when I was a minor but many girls look for a chance to meet with him, say yes to his offers, as he is paying them much more than what we make per day working as professional models in Europe..."

The gates were temporarily closed at Peterson Air Force Base and the base exchange was also evacuated Monday evening following a report of a suspicious object.

The base said that the security forces squadron responded to a call of a suspicious object. Upon inspection, they determined that the object was not a threat and had been misidentified.

Capital One revealed a massive data breach today that affected more than 100 million people, exposing credit-card applications, bank account information and Social Security numbers in possibly the biggest bank breach ever. The bank announced the hack the same day the FBI arrested a suspect, Paige A. Thompson, who reportedly worked for Amazon Web Services before the digital theft took place.

Capital One said it discovered the breach on July 19, after details of the hack were posted on the code-sharing website GitHub. The complaint filed against Thompson in the District Court for the Western District of Washington at Seattle said the breach occurred between March 12 and July 17.

The incident took place on Saturday at the downtown San Antonio location of Fogo de Chão, during which the manager reportedly requested the police officer leave because of his gun... Texas law states that peace officers or special investigators are allowed to carry their weapons in any establishment “serving the public, regardless of whether the peace officer or special investigator is engaged in the actual discharge of the officer’s or investigator’s duties while carrying the weapon.”

While sales for the Nexus 6b smartphone failed to meet internal goals, Huawei sources said that what they learned from working with Google helped the Chinese firm produce better phones in the future. As a part of the same report, The Information also said that Google was working with the Chinese manufacturing giant to license its Google Assistant technology for a Huawei-branded smart speaker. This report indicates deeper ties between Huawei and Google than we originally knew about — even as Google comes under scrutiny for any potential ties to China...

According to the research, published in JAMA Internal Medicine, discovered the increase odds of dementia in people 55 and older who take anticholinergic medications. Anticholinergics are used to treat a wide range of conditions, including depression, symptoms of Parkinson's disease, bladder control and insomnia. An estimated one in four older adults take anticholinergic drugs. Some antihistamines like Benadryl are also anticholinergics, but were not associated with dementia in this study.

A Ph.D. student at the University of California, Berkeley, Hawley is fascinated with the geologic complexities of the Cascadia subduction zone, a giant fault off the coast of the Pacific Northwest. There, the Juan de Fuca tectonic plate plunges under the North American plate, building strain throughout the region and prompting fears of the massive earthquake that could strike when it releases.

Hawley, however, was distracted by a peculiar region below central Oregon where it appears that a chunk of the Juan de Fuca plate is missing. He wasn’t the first to notice this gap, but it nagged at the back of his brain. Such a feature must be affecting the surface—and he wanted to know how. Now, he might finally have an answer. In a study recently published in Geophysical Research Letters, Hawley and his coauthor Richard Allen suggest that the missing piece is not just a hole, but a tear that’s slowly splitting the plate apart at least 93 miles beneath the surface.

Firefighters responded to reports of a fire at approximately 1:30 a.m. EST, said Baltimore Fire spokesperson Blair Adams, according to the Baltimore Sun. Firefighters then scrambled to a second fire a few blocks away and did so nine additional times. They extinguished the fires by 3:30 a.m. and the Baltimore Police Department’s arson unit arrived on scene at 6:30 a.m. Adams said six homes, four trash cans, and one car were on fire. Some of the homes were vacant, said Adams. There were no injuries reported... No additional details are available at this time.

**WARNING: EXPLICIT LANGUAGE** A man shared this video of his childhood home burning down in Edmondson Village. It was one of at least four house fires within a couple blocks of each other. pic.twitter.com/YafbqRwFzh

— Sean Streicher (@SeanStreicher) July 29, 2019

L Brands’ efforts to distance itself from Epstein may not have been all that clean a break. Epstein at one point had a $1 million investment in MC2 Model Management, according to a sworn deposition by a former company bookkeeper. MC2 is owned by Jean-Luc Brunel, a Frenchman who is alleged in a civil lawsuit to have brought girls as young as age 12 to the U.S. for sexual purposes and provided them to his friends including Epstein. Brunel even visited Epstein when he was first imprisoned in 2008. Victoria’s Secret continued to work with MC2-represented models after Wexner severed ties with Epstein. At least three MC2 models walked in Victoria’s Secret’s 2015 fashion show, and the agency’s models were at auditions in 2017 and 2018.

Amid growing concerns about the lack of diversity among the senior ranks of House Democrats’ campaign arm, its executive director announced Monday that she was resigning, NBC News has confirmed. Allison Jaslow announced her resignation at an all-staff meeting, according to two sources with direct knowledge of the development, and said that it was effective immediately. According to a report published by Politico on Monday, her resignation came as the chairwoman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, Rep. Cheri Bustos of Illinois, tries to deal with concerns among Democratic lawmakers that the committee isn’t diverse enough in leadership positions... In a weekend statement, Reps. Filemon Vela and Vicente González, both Hispanic and both from Texas, had called for Jaslow to step down.

The passenger, who is a resident of Jacksonville, Texas, told officials that he was an active military member and that he wanted to keep the missile launcher as a souvenir, the TSA said in a statement. The unnamed passenger was detained for questioning and he told officials that he was actively serving in the military and was traveling home to the U.S. from Kuwait, according to the statement. Fortunately the launcher was not live and it was confiscated and handed over to the state fire marshal who will dispose of it.

The Obama administration allocated $1.8 billion of its 2009 stimulus to Baltimore, including $26.5 million to address crime prevention, $26 million to revamp abandoned properties, and $9.5 million to address homelessness. According to The Washington Free Beacon, which conducted an analysis of the investment in 2015 after Obama decried Republicans for stiff-arming attempts to make “massive investments in urban communities,” the city received $1.8 billion, with $8.4 million going to a single zip code... However, the city has been plagued with violence in recent years following the hefty investment. Baltimore had the worst murder rate per capita in 2017, years after the Obama administration’s massive stimulus.

Neil deGrasse Tyson will keep his job as director of the American Museum of Natural History’s Hayden Planetarium following an investigation into three incidents of alleged sexual misconduct. Two women had accused Tyson of unwanted sexual attention while a third accused Tyson of drugging and raping her in 1984 when they were graduate students together in Texas.

“The museum’s investigation into allegations concerning Neil deGrasse Tyson is complete,” a museum spokeswoman told the website Patheos in a statement. “Based on the results of the investigation, Dr. Tyson remains an employee and director of the Hayden Planetarium. Because this is a confidential personnel matter, there will be no further statements by the museum.”

The details of the investigation were not shared with any news outlets...

Lies against Border Patrol EXPOSED:

Touring the El Paso @CBP holding station. They have a mini supermarket set up for the needs of the illegal aliens they process. Our CBP agents work to enforce our laws and care for the people in their custody. They should never be demonized. pic.twitter.com/UCsEgi7PnN

— Rep Andy Biggs (@RepAndyBiggsAZ) July 29, 2019

As a huge fight erupted, the gangs took at least two officers hostage and set part of the prison on fire, preventing guards from entering parts of the building for about five hours...

Joe diGenova just dropped a BOMBSHELL 🍿🍿 pic.twitter.com/0rvlnxMHmW

— ILoveMyFreedom.org (@ILMFOrg) July 29, 2019

Santino William Legan, who was shot dead by police Sunday before he could do more damage, posted online about an 1890 racist manifesto, “Might is Right or The Survival of the Fittest.” Its author used the pseudonym Ragnar Redbeard and argued that only strength and violence determined what is morally right. The work, which is filled with misogyny and anti-Semitic rhetoric, is a staple among neo-Nazis.
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Legan was from a family of boxers, coached along with his brothers by their father, Tom. Neighbors said the family converted its garage into a boxing gym and the boys were often seen sparring with each other. “I’m so confused and hurt for the parents to go through this,” said neighbor Elia Scettrini, 65, who lives two doors away and teaches Spanish at Gilroy High School. Scettrini said Legan just graduated from high school and described the family as friendly and polite.

Surprised? The Deep State manufactured another "White Supremacist" patsy.

The same is true for all 31 Democrats from districts President Donald Trump had won in 2016 and for all 39 Democrats who snatched Republican-held seats last November. In nearly all cases it’s not even close. While there’s overlap among the categories, most of these Democrats’ war chests are multiples of what their leading challengers have garnered. That’s testament to the historic ability of both parties’ incumbents to attract contributions and Democrats’ strategy of aggressively collecting money quickly in hopes of scaring off potential challengers and seizing on the anti-Trump enthusiasm that fueled their House takeover last year .