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Twenty-two years ago, Congress put sanity up for a vote. Sanity lost in the House, 420-1. It lost in the Senate, 98-0. Barbara Lee’s lone vote for sanity remains a tiny light of courageous hope flickering in a chaotic world.
The footage shows a mob destroying a Muslim gold shop and then setting fire to houses. A man thought to be a Muslim is seen on fire. It was filmed last month, when at least 43 people were killed in Meiktila.
Gitmo, of course!! It’s the freest place “we” have – by which I mean the American government, a.k.a. Donald Trump. No rules apply there, be they international humanitarian law or the U.S. Constitution. It’s a dumping ground, a black hole.
A press conference was held today to discuss the situation surrounding the disappearance of seven-year old Kyron Horman, a missing second grader from Portland who disappeared in early June. Lt. Mary Lindstrand with the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office says law enforcement is seeking assistance from the public in several areas.
A Prineville man arrested Friday for numerous wildlife-related crimes in what one trooper described as a "serial-type killing of wildlife." Oregon State Police Fish & Wildlife Division investigators say that during the past several years north of Prineville, over a dozen deer have been found dead after they were shot and left to waste beside Forest Service Roads.
Gina "Tracker" Quinone (Chiricahua Apache) knows what it feels like to lose access to traditional lands, a devastating and heartbreaking loss, stripping away connections to a homeland that exists only in memory. Filmmaker/Journalist Robert Lundahl documents this loss of land and culture across the West.
Clackamas County Deputy Sheriff's deputies are investigating a murder in Happy Valley that happened at a home on SE Fuller Road Saturday evening. Detective Jim Strovink with Clackamas County says the investigation determined that 34-year old Michael Joshua Chapman was killed by his stepfather, 50-year old Steven James Petersen, during a violent domestic disturbance at this residential address.
Twenty-six year old Philip Michael Florek, a convicted sex offender, who faces charges of murder, abuse of a corpse and failure to register as a sex offender, in the death of 20-year-old June Inez “Candy Kell, pleaded not guilty Tuesday in Marion County Court. Florek, was indicted by a Marion County grand jury in September in connection with Kell’s death. Kell’s burning body was found Aug. 29th by a Salem police officer beneath a 13th Street SE bridge. Florek, was indicted by a Marion County grand jury in September in connection with Kell’s death. Florek is being held at the jail without bail.
On Wednesday, November 8th, Marion County Sheriff's Deputies responded to a call from Donald Jones, a farmer who lives at 6611 Liberty Rd S, south of Salem. Jones told deputies that someone had killed one of his cows and had cut the cow up and had taken a portion of the cow’s body. When deputies arrived, they found that the cow had apparently been shot and cut apart with two steak knives that were still at the scene. |
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