A Los Angeles man has been arrested for allegedly throwing Molotov cocktails at security officers inside a federal building with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement offices. Jose Francisco Jovel, 54, of Koreatown, was arrested Monday and charged with attempted malicious damage of federal property, the Justice Department announced Tuesday. He was expected to make his initial appearance on Wednesday at the U.S. District Court in Los Angeles.

A depressing pattern has taken hold in the way parts of the Western press cover Russia: take a volatile subject, strip it of the conditional language that contains it, and then act surprised when the public grows more fearful, more hardline, and less able to distinguish deterrent rhetoric from an intent to attack.

There are so many different ways to make hot chocolate, but which methods work best and which are worth skipping? We tried several to find out.

A city becomes a testing ground for the uneasy fusion of public safety and algorithmic gaze.

The lie that religion has no bearing on politics has yielded the kind of politics we have now: managerial, sterile, and devoid of moral conviction. The idea that political office could be a covenantal trust or that economic policy might have covenantal implications would strike most technocrats as medieval sentimentality; yet, the biblical worldview insists that public life is precisely where covenants are lived or broken. Continue Reading...

from The National Pulse: WHAT HAPPENED: A panel appointed by Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is reportedly preparing to recommend changes to vaccination schedules, including delaying the hepatitis B vaccine for newborns. ?WHO WAS INVOLVED: RFK Jr., the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) vaccine advisory panel, and American children. ?WHEN & WHERE: The […]

by Greg Hunter, USA Watchdog: Financial writer and precious metals expert Bill Holter (aka Mr. Gold) said at the beginning of November that there was “more risk in the financial system now than any time ever.”  There are so many ways the system can break down it’s hard to keep track, but let’s start with exploding silver […]

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With one song, they suddenly found themselves at the front of a music scene they truly hated