Retired Kentucky Clerk Who Refused Same-Sex Marriage Licenses Can Be Sued
Friday the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the Kentucky County clerk, Kim Davis, who refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples in 2015 can be sued in her individual capacity. According to Kim Davis, the 2015 U.S. Supreme Court did not apply to her because she stopped issuing licenses to everyone regardless of sexual orientation, and the plaintiffs – couples David Ermond and David Moor, and Will Smith and James Yates – could have obtained licenses somewhere else. “In short, plaintiffs pleaded a violation of their right to marry: a right the Supr...
Print Shop Owner Who Refused To Print LGBT T-Shirt Goes To Supreme Court To Stand His Belief
Blaine Adamson is owner of the print-shop Hands On Originals in Lexington. In 2012 Adamson declined to print a shirt promoting LGBT pride festival. Arguing before the Kentucky Supreme Court the shop owner claimed that he should not be compelled to prompt messages that are against his religious beliefs. And on the other scale of judgment was the city's Human Rights Commission which assumed that Blaine’s refusal violated gay-rights fairness ordinance. “I don’t walk into my business every morning and leave my faith at the door,” said Blaine Adamson. “For the last seven ye...
Two Women The US Citizens Plead Guilty To Making A Bomb For Attacking The USA
Friday two women, both citizen of the U.S.A., in their 30s, pleaded guilty in New York City to teaching and disturbing information about manufacture and use of an explosive, destructive device and weapon of mass destruction. Both were inspired by radical Islam. Asia Siddiqui and Noelle Velentzas from the borough of Queens, face up to 20 years in prison when they are sentenced. U.S. Attorney Richard Donoghue stated that the defendants studied some of the most deadly attacks in U.S. history. According to the attorney, they planned to kill American law enforcement and milit...
Hollywood Celebrities Rejoice At David Koch 'Has Left the Building Without Cash'
Soon after the news of Billionaire and as some called him Right-wing Villain David Koch’s death came to light, some of Hollywood’s most vile left-wing celebrities reacted immediately mocking and even cheering his death. Many of them also wish another Koch, Charles, would soon meet his brother. Here are some of the Hollywood twitters that are just screaming in joy about Koch's passing away. Celebrating a man’s death while fighting to abolish the death penalty is a bad look for democrats/humans. — Alyssa Milano (@Alyssa_Milano) August 23, 2019 Ron 'Hellboy' Perlma...
Billionaire Davis Koch Dies At Age Of 79
One of the richest and one of the strongest political player of the United States, David Koch has passed away at age of 79. “It is with a heavy heart that I announce the passing of my brother David,” Charles Koch, David’s brother, said in a statement on Friday. “Anyone who worked with David surely experienced his giant personality and passion for life. We can all be grateful that it did, because he was able to touch so many more lives as a result.” The Koch brothers co-owned Koch Industries, an energy and chemical conglomerate, since 1983. The Koch brothers arranged...
New York Police Looking For A Man Suspected In Anti-White Hate Crimes
New York law enforcement authorities are seeking a shirtless man in connection with various brutal attacks in Manhattan, including one that could be a hate crime against a white man. In all of the attacks, the suspect had no significant interactions with his victims before he assaulted them. In the first attack, the man pushed a 56-year-old man to the ground and fled. The victim suffered a laceration to the head and bruises. Five days later the same man is suspected to have hit a 64-year-old female victim in the head and shoulder with a wooden stick. An hour later he al...
30 Years Behind Bars For Shooting For Fatal Parking Space
Late Friday, Michael Drejka, who shot an unarmed black man during a dispute over handicapped parking spot in the July of 2018, was convicted of manslaughter. Now Drejka faces up to 30 years in the jail for shooting Markeis McGlockton last year. The case sparked controversy last year when authorities initially declined to charge Drejka, citing the state’s “Stand Your Ground” law. Drejka, who told police he had a “pet peeve” about people wrongfully parking in handicapped parking spots, wound up in an altercation with McGlockton after accusing McGlockton’s girlfriend of ste...
Reports Say, Federal Agencies Shared Links to White Nationalist, Conspiracy Websites Multiple Times
Recently Justice Department Executive Officer for Immigration Review (EOIR) news briefing included a link to white nationalist site VDare. And it was found out that it was not an isolated incident. A number of government agency newsletterhave reportedly been linking to white nationalist, conspiracy, and hyper-partisan websites over the past year. Another VDare link was found in a Labor Department news briefing newsletter from February 2017. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the Department of Housing and Urban Development, Department of Homeland Security, the Lab...
Trade Wars With China Won't Stop Before 2020
The dangerous new twist in the tariff war between the United States and China will heap ominous pressure on the global economy at a moment when it is already struggling in the undertow of their trade superpower showdown. China's announcement of new tariffs on $75 billion in US goods, and an incandescent reaction from President Donald Trump and his swift increase in existing tariffs on Chinese products, underscored that the dispute is escalating with no obvious way to calm hostilities. For all of the Fake News Reporters that don’t have a clue as to what the law is relat...
Former Houston Police Officer Charged With Murder Over Raid
A former Houston police officer has been charged with murder in connection with the deadly January drug raid of a home that killed a couple who lived there and injured five officers, prosecutors announced Friday. Former Officer Gerald Goines, who was shot in the ensuing gunfight during the Jan. 28 raid, is charged with two counts of felony murder after police accused him of lying in a search warrant about having a confidential informant buying heroin at the home. Goines later acknowledged there was no informant and that he bought the drugs himself, authorities said. Anot...