Partial Media News & Editorials
Germany – German Interior Ministry banned Turkish-nationalist biker gang Osmanen Germania BC allegedly for violent crimes and possible ties to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s government – reports DW.
The ban was part of a wider effort by the German authorities cracking down on organized crime. The group’s size is estimated at 300 people.
Source: Deutsche Welle.
(July 9th) – Shortly after President Trump nominated Judge Brett Kavanaugh as his pick for the Supreme Court, the Women’s March released a statement on their Tweeter account:
“In response to Donald Trump’s nomination of XX to the Supreme Court of the United States, The Women’s March released the following statement:”
Numerous similar types of blunders such as #StopHardiman protest signs were waved during major broadcasts after Justice Kavanaugh’s nomination was announced. This highlights the Democrats’ categorically haphazard, disorganized efforts to protest against literally anything the President and the Republicans attempt to accomplish.
Original source: Fox News.
San Diego, California -Nothing says Happy MAGA 4th of July like showing an image of Russian jet fighters in a formation displaying Russian flag colors, white, blue and red, on their Twitter account.
Russian collusion not immediately suspected.
Germany – German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s political party has reached an agreement with other two political parties over the nation’s struggle with controlling the influx of illegal immigrants and refugees.
Read the full article at DW.
Reviews of Intel’s latest, limited edition 6-core, 12-thread, i7-8086K:
us.Hardware.info – by Koen Crijns
AnandTech.com – by Ian Cutress
Tomshardware.com – by Paul Alcorn
US – The National Security Agency recently announced it was deleting call records after a three year long collection that started in the beginning of 2015.
In this collection, the NSA apparently – and of course due to “technical irregularities” – produced some call records they were not authorized to receive.
Source: the full, original article at Washington Examiner.
New Delhi – Approximately seven months after the Gokhale over-bridge at Andheri railway station was inspected for structural integrity collapsed.
Railway minister Piyush Goyal requested an inquiry into the incident to be completed by the Commissioner of Railway Safety, Western Circle within 15 days.
Five people were injured in the incident.
Source: original source is Times of India.
Washington, Spokane County – Rachel Dolezal (whose new name is Nkechi Diallo) was booked for fingerprinting and released from Spokane County Jail as she awaits trial for multiple charges.
Dolezal was charged with welfare fraud she allegedly committed between August 2015 an November 2017, when she illegally collected $8800 in food and child assistance, reports Fox News.
Source: Fox News.
Washington – Imran Awan, the former IT aide to Wasserman Schultz and other congressional Democrats has pleaded guilty to bank fraud in a deal struck with the prosecution.
The prosecution found no evidence Awan was involved in cyber crimes during his job as IT aide.
Source: Fox News.
Brussels, Belgium, August 25 — After yelling “Allahu akbar” and wounding a Belgium soldier during a violent knife attack the suspect in Friday’s terrorist attack was shot dead.
Belgian authorities reported the soldier was “slightly” wounded and noted that attack was likely work of a “lone wolf” extremist.
Two shots took out the perpetrator.
Source: Telegraph UK