August, 2019

A shooting with multiple fatalities and several people wounded has occurred at or near Ned Peppers Bar on East Fifth Street in the city of Dayton’s Oregon District... the hospital has received victims from the shooting, but they have no information on numbers or patient conditions yet... at least 10 people dead and an unknown number of wounded. We’re working to confirm some eyewitness accounts that a person who was denied entry into the bar opened fire.

#OregonDistrict #update Lt. Col. Carper: at 1:22am active shooter situation began in oregon district. The shooter is deceased. There are 9 others also deceased. At least 16 others went to area hospitals with injuries.

— Dayton Police Dept. (@DaytonPolice) August 4, 2019

Heart completely broken! #daytonoh #daytonshooting #oregondistrict pic.twitter.com/AVSmBJZn0u

— King \|/JAY\|/ (@Jay_so_fly01) August 4, 2019

I was out with my brother driving around in Dayton and not even a fucking MILE AWAY from us there was an active shooting. It’s completely different seeing it on the news compared to it happening in your own city. something NEEDS TO CHANGE AND IT NEEDS TO CHANGE FAST pic.twitter.com/2V4T7otDH0

— Connor (@Concorn802) August 4, 2019

This is the Shooter:

Notice the patches on his vest, it's from a satanist clothing line called Black Craft Cult.

As usual, this had heads exploding among democrats who rushed to defend Cummings and claim that the President was “lying” again. Unfortunately for them, at least a few media outlets did their homework and went to fact check the numbers. CBS in Baltimore did the required digging and was forced to concede the unpleasant truth. The President was right.

The article ends with two simple words. CLAIM: TRUE....

E-cigarette giant Juul Labs gave nearly $100,000 to members of Congress during the first half of 2019 as the company faced the bulk of the blame for a surge of underage vaping and calls for tighter government regulation of the industry... The boost in contributions is the latest sign of the company's expanding influence operation in Washington and around the country. An explosion of underage vaping has put Juul in the crosshairs of a number of Democrats, who have accused the company's early advertising and marketing of leading to the current wave of vaping by American teens. Juul is ramping up its political giving as Congress considers legislation to raise the minimum age to purchase all tobacco and vaping products from 18 to 21.

Mr. President @realDonaldTrump @POTUS in Guatemala we do NOT want any democ🐀s, THEY are the ones sabotaging your plans with the far left in our country! @DHSMcAleenan @VP @SecPompeo @marcorubio @usembassyguate @GuatemalaGob @BettyMarroquin9 @JudicialWatch pic.twitter.com/gvZk8CCZGi

— Guatemala Inmortal (@Guate_Inmortal_) August 1, 2019

Nancy Pelosi stay away from Guatemala!.we don't want anyone with globalistic agenda in our country @SpeakerPelosi @realDonaldTrump @DHSMcAleenan @DHSgov @SecPompeo pic.twitter.com/62HuQqzFdp

— Mujeres Conservadoras Guatemala (@MujeresConserv1) August 1, 2019

The strong penetrability of infrared light enables scientists to precisely control the gene editing tool in deep human tissue. The CRISPR-Cas9 technique allows genetic materials to be added, removed or altered in particular locations in the human genome. But it remains a challenge in precision medicine worldwide due to the off-target effect of the gene-editing tool, like causing mutation or even cancer in healthy cells due to the inaccurate excision of genes. The new technique developed by Song’s team has been tested on lab rats with tumors, whose progression was delayed about 20 days after the rat was treated with the new technique...

That sounds a lot better than the shotgun approach of radiation, which also destroys healthy tissue surrounding the tumor.

"As a Supreme Court justice, Justice Kavanaugh is not a judge subject to the Act"...

Four-year-old Aubriana Recinos, and her mother, 23-year-old Carmen Lowe, disappeared in May but were officially reported missing on July 8. Ramirez said the toddler was found at a house in Texas with individuals “involved in human trafficking activities.” “The child was pretty much given to a pimp, an associate of a pimp or family of the pimp for keeping,” said Fayetteville police Maj. Robert Ramirez told WNCN. “The individuals involved are not cooperating.” “It is a ring, it’s a human trafficking ring that the FBI was investigating and these individuals have other children as well,” he added.

"Stay out of El Paso," he told Antifa while appearing on Fox News. He noted that while the group wasn't usually welcome, they especially weren't welcome after the shooting. "Stay out of Texas, basically," Patrick said. "We don't need them coming in on Sept. 1. We didn't need them coming in before this happened." The shooting came roughly a month before a scheduled visit from Antifa, which planned to conduct a "Border Resistance" militancy training tour.

Patrick specifically referred to that scheduled visit while speaking to Fox News, noting that it would be inappropriate especially after the mass shooting. The flyer for the event reportedly showed people shooting arrows at a tower near what appeared to be a border fence. The group issued a "Call to Action" for 10 days in El Paso.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported today that the employment level for black Americans, age 16 and over, seasonally adjusted, was at a record level in July of 19,481,000 employed.

That is the highest number recorded by the BLS since it started tallying the data in 1972...

Even though this video comes from VOX, it's still a good explainer of the situation in Hong Kong.

Rex Fleming admitted that while he worked for NOAA, he attributed global warming to carbon dioxide despite “having doubts.”

“Eventually I just read enough to realize it’s a totally wrong direction,” he said in a podcast interview July 25 with British journalist James Delingpole.

“And so, in the past 10 years, I’d say, I’ve been on the other side.”

His conversion, however, has shut him out of academic journals, despite his Ph.D. in atmospheric science...

Nature magazine's cover story is about a Chinese chip that can run traditional deep learning code and also perform "neuromorophic" operations in the same circuitry. The work’s value seems obscured by a lot of hype about "artificial general intelligence" that has no real justification...

In the eyes of the law, there’s no difference between a photo taken by a smartphone through an airplane window and one taken by an ultrapowerful camera in a helicopter hovering over your backyard...

The department removed public access to a number of reports on incarceration in the state, including when presidential candidate Kamala Harris (D.) was California's attorney general. Twice a year, the CDCR releases information about the number of new individuals incarcerated in the California prison system as part of its "Offender Data Points" series. These reports provide important information on demographics, sentence length, offense type, and other figures relevant to criminal justice and incarceration...

Law approved by French parliament this month states that the cathedral must be rebuilt as it looked before the devastating fire...

Police detained more than 600 people at an unauthorized protest in the Russian capital demanding fair elections, as a recent wave of public discontent in Russia showed few signs of abating. The rallies, protesting the exclusion of opposition candidates from local elections, came a week after more than 1,300 people were detained and dozens injured in similar demonstrations.

The mass protests, which began in Moscow in mid-July, are some of the most significant displays of public dissatisfaction in Russia since President Vladimir Putin returned to the Kremlin in 2012. The rallies, which follow demonstrations on various issues across the country in the past year, come as Mr. Putin’s approval rating has fallen to multiyear lows.

A California school district has ended a lawsuit by lifting its ban on “Bring Your Bible to School Day.” The religious-liberty group Freedom X said the settlement will require the district to change its policies and pay some $15,000 for the lawyers in the case. In a 4-0 vote this week, the Huntington Beach City School District board of trustees endorsed a policy change that will permit “students to engage in religious expression without fear of reprisal.” The dispute began when the principal of John R. Peterson Elementary School was accused of violating the First Amendment rights of two students who sought to hand out flyers to other students promoting “Bring Your Bible to School Day” during lunch and recess.

Karem tweeted that he'd received an email from the White House telling him that as of Monday, his press pass would be "suspended for 30 days." "Yes, I can and will appeal this decision," Karem added. CNN reported that the White House cited Karem's behavior at the July 11 White House social media summit. While waiting for a presidential press conference following the summit, Karem and Gorka got into a shouting match after Karem described the summit attendees as “group of people that are eager for demonic possession."

watch the confrontation: