Articles from the July 10, 2016 edition
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Human Rights Abuses Cause US to Sanction Kim Jong Un
The United States sanctioned North Korean leader Kim Jong Un today for human rights abuses "without parallel in the Modern world." The Treasury Dept. added Kim and 10 other North Korean individuals...
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Islamic Connection: Some Suspects in Dallas Shooting Sympathized with the Nation of Islam
On July 7, 2016, five police officers were killed by sniper fire in Dallas, Texas. Six other officers and two civilians were wounded. A shooter fired at a protest against police killings in the...
Susan Cline Hired as new Director of Santa Monica Public Works Dept.
City Manager Rick Cole has selected Susan Cline to serve as the new Director of Santa Monica's Public Works Department. Cline has served as Assistant Director for over six years, and brings nearly 20...
DEA Source Confirms Schedule II Medical Marijuana is in the Works.
"Let me tell you how the big pharma industry works," said the DEA lawyer, picking up a glass of chardonnay and swirling it around. We were having lunch at Shutters on the Beach, and the wine, for...
Biblical Noah's Ark Encounter Opened July 7 in Kentucky
It took Noah 40 days and 40 nights to wait out the storm. And visiting a full size replica of the Ark opening in Williamston KY this weekend, will set you back $40. Ark Encounter is a Christian theme...
Sarah Silverman: "I'm lucky to be alive" after three weeks in ICU
Actress and comedian Sarah Silverman describes herself as lucky to be alive, after three weeks in the Intensive Care Unit at Cedars Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles. She checked in with what she thought...
What Bonobo and Dolphin Sexuality Teaches Us about Humans
I'm going to say it. The "s" word. Don't laugh. Please don't tell on me. It's the iron core of our flesh-and-blood universe as living beings. It's also the source of countless thousands of...
