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Half of Detroit’s mayoral candidates have a violent criminal past
DetroitHalf of all mayoral hopefuls on Detroit’s primary list of candidates have been convicted of crimes involving drugs, assault or weapons, a Detroit News analysis revealed.
How criminal are foreigners in Switzerland?
ZürichFigures from the Confederation show which nationals are most frequently condemned, and they speak an uncomfortable truth.
Italian priests forced to become judicial officers to show illegals the door
RomeFrom 12 August, Caritas Italiana will be bound by new procedures under the Minniti Decree to notify of the outcome of asylum applications, as new challenges arise in Italy's overcrowded refugee reception system.
Libyan general threatens to bomb Italian vessels as chats between smugglers and NGOs surface
Libyan General Khalifa Haftar has ordered his faction to bomb Italian vessels deployed in a mission to provide naval support to Libya, according to a tweet published by broadcaster Al Arabiya. The announcement comes after Italy impounded a German NGO vessel on suspicion of human trafficking.
Leftists ‘violate the natural world’ with transgenderism
Globalists and Leftists are attempting to advance the fallacy that gender and sex are malleable. But what the Left is proposing is a “violation of the natural world,” Mike Adams of Natural News writes. And if they can make people believe that science is subjective and not objective, it can make people believe anything.
Congress set an ‘impeachment trap’ for Trump with Russian sanctions
WashingtonPresident Trump tweeted on Thursday morning that US-Russia relations were currently at an "all-time and very dangerous low," adding "you can thank Congress". The vote might actually have been a trap to impeach Trump.
Black murders soar in US’s most gun controlled city
ChicagoChicago has reached more than 400 murders for the year so far, outpacing 2016, which was one of the bloodiest years recorded in decades.
Ukrainian commander says Putin will be gone soon
KievThe commander of the national guard of Ukraine, Lieutenant-General Yuri Allerov believes that the war in the Donbass will not last long, because Russian president "Putin will not be round for long".
Some two thirds of Italians oppose migrant invasion
RomeItalian anger at the government’s current immigration policies, have spiked. Waves of African migrants are pouring into Italy from Libya after the North African country was destabilized by a NATO intervention.
Half of Detroit’s mayoral candidates have a violent criminal past
DetroitHalf of all mayoral hopefuls on Detroit’s primary list of candidates have been convicted of crimes involving drugs, assault or weapons, a Detroit News analysis revealed.
How criminal are foreigners in Switzerland?
ZürichFigures from the Confederation show which nationals are most frequently condemned, and they speak an uncomfortable truth.
Italian priests forced to become judicial officers to show illegals the door
RomeFrom 12 August, Caritas Italiana will be bound by new procedures under the Minniti Decree to notify of the outcome of asylum applications, as new challenges arise in Italy's overcrowded refugee reception system.
Libyan general threatens to bomb Italian vessels as chats between smugglers and NGOs surface
Libyan General Khalifa Haftar has ordered his faction to bomb Italian vessels deployed in a mission to provide naval support to Libya, according to a tweet published by broadcaster Al Arabiya. The announcement comes after Italy impounded a German NGO vessel on suspicion of human trafficking.
Leftists ‘violate the natural world’ with transgenderism
Globalists and Leftists are attempting to advance the fallacy that gender and sex are malleable. But what the Left is proposing is a “violation of the natural world,” Mike Adams of Natural News writes. And if they can make people believe that science is subjective and not objective, it can make people believe anything.
Congress set an ‘impeachment trap’ for Trump with Russian sanctions
WashingtonPresident Trump tweeted on Thursday morning that US-Russia relations were currently at an "all-time and very dangerous low," adding "you can thank Congress". The vote might actually have been a trap to impeach Trump.
Black murders soar in US’s most gun controlled city
ChicagoChicago has reached more than 400 murders for the year so far, outpacing 2016, which was one of the bloodiest years recorded in decades.
Ukrainian commander says Putin will be gone soon
KievThe commander of the national guard of Ukraine, Lieutenant-General Yuri Allerov believes that the war in the Donbass will not last long, because Russian president "Putin will not be round for long".
Some two thirds of Italians oppose migrant invasion
RomeItalian anger at the government’s current immigration policies, have spiked. Waves of African migrants are pouring into Italy from Libya after the North African country was destabilized by a NATO intervention.
