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San Diego Archives - Guardian Liberty Voice
Home»Archives»U.S.»California»San Diego Bomb Threats at San Diego High Schools Prompt Lockdowns By Cathy Milne-Ware on September 17, 2015 Bomb, Breaking News!, California, San Diego, U.S. San Diego County schools have been placed under lockdown due to bomb threats. According to the ABC News affiliate in San Diego, there were 10 campuses locked down. These schools are in various areas of the county and many are quite far apart.
Antarctica Archives - Guardian Liberty Voice
Home»Archives»World»Antarctica Several Cultures Celebrate the Winter Solstice By Katherine on December 20, 2016 Africa, Antarctica, Asia, China, Headlines, World Not only is Winter Solstice celebrated in the U.S., but other countries have their own traditions to honor the shortest day of the year. It is not only recognized in Central and Northern America, but also in Northern Africa, Europe, and Asia.
Switzerland Archives - Guardian Liberty Voice
Home»Archives»World»Switzerland Shooting Inside Zurich Mosque Injured Several in Switzerland [Update] By Doneisha Jackson on December 20, 2016 Breaking News!, Shooting, Switzerland, World On Dec. 19, 2016, at approximately 4:25 p.m. GMT, with guns blazing, an unidentified male ambushed Muslims praying inside a Zurich Mosque in Switzerland; injuring several. Witnesses report that the suspect appeared to be around 30 years old, and wearing all black clothing.
'Aquarius' as Good as Cancelled if Not for David Duchovny
Amidst the long-awaited return of The X-Files, the wrapping up of Californication, release of a music album Hell and High Water, and producing as well as starring in the new NBC television series, Aquarius, David Duchovny’s work ethic has gone into overdrive. The show’s host, NBC, is also using the show as a tester to determine how profitable it would be to allow viewers the ability to binge-watch the series.
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Home»Archives»U.S.»Arizona Former NBA Player Arrested in Arizona for Running Huge Online Fraud Scheme By Kameron Hadley on May 30, 2015 Arizona, Breaking News!, Crime, GLV, U.S. Former All-Star NBA player Chris Gatling was arrested in Scottsdale, Arizona on Thursday for allegedly running a huge online fraud scheme. He was released from jail Saturday morning.
Tragic Mauling in Antarctica Being Investigated
The tragic leopard seal mauling endured by British scientist Kirsty Brown, which occurred during a research study in Antarctica, is now being investigated. The incident of the marine biologist’s untimely death, which took place summer of 2013, is said to be the first leopard seal attack of its kind to have occurred on the icy continent. Last year, Brown joined the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) and signed a 30-month contract with the Antarctic team to take part in the explorations of Antarctica.
Switzerland Gunman Kills in Relationship Crime
According to Switzerland police, a gunman went on a late night killing rampage in a northern Swiss village, in what police are calling a relationship crime. It resulted in the death of three relatives and a neighbor. The gunman shot and killed four people, before turning his firearm on himself and pulling the trigger. Police stated that nearby residents living in the town of Wuerenligen, had heard the sounds of the gunshots being fired just after 11 p.m. Switzerland time.
Hattiesburg Experiences First Tragedy in 30 Years
A regular night that started off as just two officers performing a traffic stop in Mississippi, took a tragic turn and became the first law enforcement murder incident experienced by Hattiesburg residents in the last 30 years. A traffic stop ended in a crime scene that left two police officers dead and four suspects facing serious criminal charges.
Philadelphia Man Shot and Killed in Overbrook Area
According to Philadelphia police, a man has been shot and killed on May 10, in the Overbrook area of the city. The shooting occurred in the afternoon, just past the hour of 2p.m. Hazlehurst Street on the 5300 block is the location where the young man, only 24 years of age, was shot and killed. Police stated that he had been taken to Presbyterian Hospital immediately after he had sustained his fatal injury. His injuries consisted of only a single shot to the head.
Justin Bieber Bypasses Targeted Censorship in Iran
Iran does not seem to stand a change against Justin Bieber because his bare-naked chest has bypassed the country’s targeted censorship and the Iranian government is not happy. The pop star’s abs made their comeback on the screens of smartphones all around Iran and it has caused somewhat of a crisis for government officials.
Muhammad Servants Shot Dead in Texas
The Texas senator, Ted Cruz, criticized President Barack Obama’s administration for failing to protect the American people from terrorist attacks, like the one that occurred Sunday night in Dallas, Texas when two men, servants of Muhammad, were shot dead after opening fire outside a Muhammad illustration contest.
Miniature Horse Shot by Owner
On Monday, police issued an arrest warrant for a man charged with animal cruelty and reckless endangerment after shooting his miniature horse. According to the report, the neighbors of John Price, the owner of the mini horse, noticed that his pet horse was running loose inside of their backyard snacking on some strawberries they had planted in their garden. To get the miniature horse out of their garden and back to its home, the neighbors had been shooing him until he returned to Price’s backyard.
California Now a Source for Carbon Emissions
Californians have come to associate the beginning of May with the start of the season for wildfires, but due to the severe drought the state has been experiencing, wildfire season has turned into more of an all year round occurrence. The fact that California has now become a source for carbon emission has led to governor Jerry Brown’s goal of reducing emission levels to 40 percent below that of 1990 levels by 2030, which is a difficult challenge to accompllish, to say the least.
Baltimore Spending $50K on Police Training
This Wednesday, the Board of Estimates will be awarding a $50,000 federal grant to a local law firm to provide police officers with better training on how to legally stop citizens, along with other areas in need of improvement. The Baltimore State’s Attorney’s Office chose the Warnken, LLC, law firm to be the reciever of this funded training, which is contracted to begin May 6 through June 30.
Cancer Predictions From Blood Testing
Harvard and Northeastern University researchers have reported findings of a distinct correlation between blood telomeres and cancer. Studies have indicated that blood telomeres in people with cancer actually age at a much faster rate, but then completely stop aging three to four years prior to a diagnosis. Therefore, it could be possible that, in the near future, cancer predictions could be made from a simple blood test.
Red Nose Day Made Its Way to the US
It has been said that laughter is the best medicine for the sick, but laughter can do a whole lot more with the help of Red Nose Day, which has finally made its way to the US. Red Nose Day is a campaign completely devoted to reaching out to those living in poverty and social injustice by raising money to help them rise up from their current conditions with the tools being provided so they can transform their lives, for the better.
'Blue Bloods' Actor Tom Selleck Thankful for Parents Push to Take Risks
As the fifth season of Blue Bloods wraps up with its season finale, Tom Selleck recalls his start into the industry and how thankful he has become for having parents that always pushed him to take big risks. The 70-year-old Blue Bloods star owes it all to his parents for providing him with the courage to get up and try new things. They taught him from a very young age that in order to get the most out of life, a person must not be afraid to take chances and to make mistakes.
Chicago PD Officer's Verdict Not Stopping Boyd Family
The verdict that dismissed the off-duty Chicago PD officer Dante Servin from all charges involving the fatal shooting of unarmed 22-year-old, Rekia Boyd, is not stopping the Boyd family from searching for justice. This case has become an addition to the list of recent incidents in which an unarmed member of the black community has been shot and killed by an officer of the law.
Baltimore Riots Highlight Reality of Long-Lived Police Brutality to Blacks
The Baltimore riots, which began after the funeral of Freddie Gray, the young man who died of spinal cord injuries following his arrest, has highlighted the reality of the long-lived police brutality towards members within the African-American community. On April 12, Baltimore officers arrested Gray under suspicion of criminal activity, caused by his immediate reaction of running in the opposite direction of the officers when he became aware of their presence.
Marriage Between Same-Sex Partners Has Effect on Children
Those in opposition of same-sex marriages are fully aware of the uphill battle they are fighting in trying to persuade the Supreme Court to permit states to keep marriage restricted to only heterosexual couples. Instead, they are imploring the court to try and avoid placing so much value on what they believe to be a profound modification to society’s views on what actually personifies a marriage.
Apple Inc. Shunned by Amused Hacker
For reasons unknown, an image presented on Google Maps depicting a robot, to be exact, the mascot that represents Google’s mobile operating system Android, is emptying its bladder directly on top of the Apple Inc. logo. No one seems to have any idea of who the amused hacker that shunned Apple Inc. is at this time, but Google is bound to trace it back to its source, it is just a matter time and a little bit of digging to determine where the blame is to be placed.
Jurassic World Brings Fans to Universal for Ride Re-Opening
After so much time has passed, Jurassic World will soon be making its debut. It has been 22 years since the first story of humans attempting to play God by recreating the reptilian beasts that walked the earth some million years ago was brought to the big screen in Steven Spielberg’s Jurassic Park, which was released in 1993. Today, the fourth installment of the series, Jurassic World, has fans everywhere anxious for its upcoming release date, June 12.
WNBA Couple Brittney Griner and Glory Johnson Arrested
A verbal argument turned physical Wednesday afternoon between the WNBA star couple Brittney Griner,player for Phoenix Mercurys, and Glory Johnson, player for the Tulsa Shocks, when both were arrested on suspicion of disorderly conduct and assault. The argument happened inside the home they both had recently purchased together. Witnesses inside the house called the police after they failed to break the two up in order to separate them for one another.
Full House Returning on Netflix Not Comeback Worthy
The 1980’s ABC family comedy Full House has been brought back by Netflix with a whole new look and feel. The online streaming media company has 13 ordered episodes of the brand new family comedy, Fuller House, already on deck. According to an announcement that was made on April 20 during the Jimmy Kimmel Live show, guest starring John Stamos, the spinoff series will be making its Netflix debut sometime in 2016.
Bobby Brown Fakes It to Make It
During a Frankie Beverly concert on Saturday, April 18 at the Verizon Theatre in Grand Prairie, Texas, Bobby Brown, 46, took the stage only to leave his fans in the audience in shock after he announced that his daughter has awakened and is successfully taking the steps towards her recovery.
Google Perfects New Updates for Android Users
After many years in the making, Google has finally perfected their new updates exclusively for Android device users that allow individuals a little bit more freedom to choose the way they want to type text on their phone. The name of one of the new updates is called the Google Handwriting Input keyboard, made for those who find pushing tiny buttons or using a touchscreen to select the appropriate letters for typing still more of a hassle than a convenience.
Daredevil Viewers Baffled by Netflix Fail
Home » Daredevil Viewers Baffled by Netflix Fail Marvel Studios and Netflix took everyone by surprise when the two companies joined forces in the production of the new series Daredevil. The marvel series, produced by Drew Goddard, who also directed Cabin in the Woods, created the show specifically for Netflix. According to the executive producer Steven S.
Dennis Quaid Video Leak Keeps People Wondering
Home » Dennis Quaid Video Leak Keeps People Wondering It is no secret when it comes to showbiz, there are some actors who have gained a bit of a reputation for being difficult to work with. However, Dennis Quaid has never seemed to be one of those actors, until maybe now. Quaid was caught on camera losing his cool on set, to say the least, but the public is questioning the video’s authenticity.
Kelly Clarkson Comment Has Left People Shaking Their Heads in Disgust
During Mike Gallagher’s radio show on Friday, a comment made by his guest star, Fox News anchor Chris Wallace, regarding Kelly Clarkson’s weight has left people shaking their heads in complete disgust. What began as an innocent conversation between Gallagher and his radio guest concerning the radio host’s weight and a pizza that can be purchased with bacon wrapped around its crust, took a hard left turn.
Taylor Swift Whispering Ideas of Solo Stardom to Camila Cabello
Taylor Swift has had one hell of a solo career and there are no indications suggesting that she will be slowing her roll any time soon. Swift is so satisfied with her career that it is being said she has even gone so far as to take it upon herself to whisper ideas of solo artist stardom in the ear of Fifth Harmony member Camila Cabello. According to reports, T.
Justin Bieber Collaborates With Kanye West and Rick Rubin on New Album
Justin Bieber is collaborating with multi-talented rap artist Kanye West and music producer Rick Rubin on his upcoming album, which he believes will prove to fans and haters alike that he is no longer the child he once was. Bieber believes his new sound is much more grown-up and although his audience might be shocked by what they hear, they will not be able to deny the man he has transitioned into.
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