PHOENIX (AP) – Marco Lopez, who was one of the youngest people ever elected mayor of a U.S. city and rose rapidly to a senior position in President Barack Obama’s administration, announced Tuesday that he’s running for governor of Arizona. Lopez is the first of what’s likely to be a … View original article
It’s impossible to know what the future holds — which is why it’s critical to prepare for it. Indeed, every prepper and survival enthusiast has one thing in common: a well-stocked bug-out bag. More than a backpack, these bags are designed to let you survive even the most extreme situations. Sure, the ultimate goal is …
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EL CENTRO, Calif. (AP) – A U.S. Border Patrol agent was fatally struck by a vehicle while helping at a traffic accident in the Southern California desert, the agency said Tuesday. Alejandro Flores-Bañuelos was on Highway 86 in Salton City during “a period of limited visibility” Monday when he was … View original article
A recent video showing a member of Congress visiting a fellow lawmaker with National Guard soldiers in tow has thrown more fuel on the fiery debate over using troops as political props. A video posted online on Monday showed Rep. Michael San Nicolas (D-Guam) and members of the Guam National Guard walking to the office …
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If the Pentagon is committed to transparency, as it has claimed, then it continually finds a way to suspend the rules when it comes to providing the American public with timely and accurate data. The New York Times recently reported that the actual number of U.S. troops in Afghanistan is closer to 3,500 than the …
