Month: October 2019

Trump freestyles on Baghdadi, Chicago, and Jussie Smollett in wild speech at police conference

It didn’t take long for President Trump to criticize Chicago during his first ever presidential visit to the city Monday. Trump, who was speaking at the annual gathering of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, bashed the Midwestern metropolis and the superintendent of its police department, Eddie Johnson. Despite hosting the event, Johnson did not attend Trump’s speech because he said he…

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Chicago Police Boss: Trump Made Up Cop Who Claimed He Could End Crime In A Day

Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson scoffed Monday at President Donald Trump’s repeated tale about meeting a “powerful, strong-looking” cop on a motorcycle in Chicago who could clean up the city’s crime in a single day. Trump claimed that he met the officer three years ago and sent his name to Chicago officials. But they have no idea what he’s talking about, the…

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Strong quake hits south Philippines, injuries reported

A 6.6-magnitude quake struck the southern Philippines Tuesday, authorities said, causing injuries and damaging buildings in a region still reeling from a previous deadly tremor. Terrified locals fled into the streets after the shallow quake, which the US Geological Survey said hit the island of Mindanao as schools and offices opened for the day. USGS…

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Vietnam Seizes $4.3B in Falsely Labeled Chinese Aluminum

(Bloomberg) — Vietnamese customs discovered and seized about $4.3 billion of Chinese aluminum falsely labeled “Made-in-Vietnam” before being shipped mostly to the U.S., the Dan Tri news website reported, citing Nguyen Van Can, head of the General Department of Vietnam Customs. The aluminum was imported from China by a company based in the southern province…

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Mexico City investigates 42 skulls in drug lair

MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico City authorities are running DNA tests to determine the identity and origin of 42 human skulls found at an altar in a drug gang hideout. The mound of skulls was piled around what appeared to be an altar of an Afro-Caribbean religion. Mexico City prosecutors said Monday that another 40…

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NRA leadership thought its own TV channel was airing 'distasteful and racist' content

JIM WATSON/AFP/Getty Images NRA leaders ripped into NRATV content as “distasteful and racist” in a new court filing linked to a lawsuit with the ad firm that created the now-defunct TV station.  “One particularly damaging segment featured children’s cartoon characters adorned in Ku Klux Klan hoods,” the court filing stated.  “Tellingly, when NRATV finally shut…

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