Illinois' Safety, Accountability, Fairness and Equity-Today (SAFE-T) Act, which went into effect Jan. 1, overhauled Illinois' justice system with provisions like limiting when defendants can be deemed flight risks and allowing defendants under electronic monitoring to leave home for 48 hours before they can be charged with escape. It was also supposed to eliminate cash bail, but the state's Supreme Court stayed that portion hours before the law was set to take effect.
Tuesday, January 03, 2023
America's 'most dangerous law' goes into effect | Fox News
America's 'most dangerous law' goes into effect | Fox News:
It's a weapon!-----Black high schoolers demand right to use n-word; want white teacher canned for saying it | The College Fix
Black high schoolers demand right to use n-word; want white teacher canned for saying it | The College Fix Reddit Share on Email
However, it’s “not a white people thing,” Davis said...
- Black students at a Georgia high school claim they should be able to say the “n-word” if they wish, but want a white teacher sanctioned for using it in a disciplinary context.
However, it’s “not a white people thing,” Davis said...
History for January 3
History for January 3 - On-This-Day.com:
Mel Gibson 1956 - Actor ("Braveheart," "Lethal Weapon" movies)
- 1833 - Britain seized control of the Falkland Islands in the South Atlantic. About 150 years later, Argentina seized the islands from the British, but Britain took them back after a 74-day war.
- 1871 - Henry W. Bradley patented oleomargarine.
- 1888 - The drinking straw was patented by Marvin C. Stone.
- 1925 - In Italy, Mussolini announced that he would take dictatorial powers.
- 1951 - NBC-TV debuted "Dragnet."
- 1957 - The Hamilton Watch Company introduced the first electric watch.
- 1990 - Ousted Panamanian leader Manuel Noriega surrendered to U.S. forces, 10 days after taking refuge in the Vatican's diplomatic mission.
Monday, January 02, 2023
Chinese Geolocating Device Found in UK Govt Car: Report
Chinese Geolocating Device Found in UK Govt Car: Report:
A Chinese geolocating tracking device was reportedly discovered in a British government car that would be used by high-level officials including cabinet ministers, raising further concerns about Chinese espionage in the UK.
Suspect in NYC police stabbing may have Islamic extremist ties | Fox News
Suspect in NYC police stabbing may have Islamic extremist ties | Fox News:
The suspect taken into custody for the stabbing of two New York City police officers may have ties to Islamic extremism.
Investigators are looking into whether the attacker, identified as Trevor Bickford of Maine, was a radical due to his recent activity online, police sources say. Bickford, 19, is accused of slashing two officers at a security checkpoint near Times Square on New Year's Eve.
Media wants you to forget these. Read 'em all!-----Top 10 editorials of 2022
Top 10 editorials of 20225. A mass exodus from the Democrats’ America :
- ...The latest census data released in June show that between July 2020 and July 2021, 15 of the 15 fastest-growing cities were in states that Republicans govern: Arizona, Texas, Florida, Tennessee, and Idaho.
- And 14 out of the 15 fastest-declining cities during the same period were in states that Democrats governed at the time.
- From crime to high taxes to environmental regulations that make it impossible to build affordable housing, Democratic states are simply becoming unlivable, and more and more people are leaving them (even ones with great weather like California) for states governed by Republicans...
Radio broadcaster suspended for 'illegal aliens' comment - TheBlaze
Radio broadcaster suspended for 'illegal aliens' comment - TheBlaze:
Radio broadcaster Gary Hahn has been indefinitely suspended after mentioning "illegal aliens" during a broadcast.
While covering Duke's Mayo Bowl on Friday, Hahn gave the score of the Sun Bowl, saying that "amongst all the illegal aliens" in El Paso, the game stood at UCLA with 14 and Pittsburgh with 6.
Green crooks buying "support" with your inflated utility costs!!!-----DTE, Consumers Energy donate millions to energy assistance nonprofits - mlive.com
DTE, Consumers Energy donate millions to energy assistance nonprofits - mlive.com 
- Michigan’s two largest utility companies donated millions of dollars this year to organizations through which their customers can receive help paying their energy bills.
- Company officials said DTE Energy contributed $10 million this year to four nonprofits, while Consumers Energy contributed $12 million across eight groups. The nonprofit organizations offer programs to help utility customers pay heating bills...
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White House Leaks 'Smoke and Mirrors' Plan for Border Control
White House Leaks 'Smoke and Mirrors' Plan for Border Control:
They’re not trying to stop illegal migration. They’re trying to manage it so the receiving communities are not going to notice it as much and so it is not a spectacle at the border that creates political problems for them … they’re trying to do it behind smoke and mirrors.
The Net Zero Road to Nowhere - Watts Up With That?
The Net Zero Road to Nowhere - Watts Up With That?
- The EPRI report concludes that the utility industry can’t attain net zero. “This study shows that clean electricity plus direct electrification and efficiency . . . are not sufficient by themselves to achieve net-zero economy-wide emissions.”...
- But “low-carbon fuels”—efficient biofuels—don’t exist. “Carbon removal technologies” aren’t possible to scale up, and if they were, it would cost about $1 quadrillion—a million billion dollars—at today’s prices to remove the 1.6 trillion tons of atmospheric carbon dioxide that U.S. climate envoy John Kerry said needs to be sucked “out of the atmosphere even after we get to net zero.”
- There’s more. The EPRI report states: “This study does not include a detailed assessment of factors such as supply chain constraints [and] operational reliability and resiliency” of a net-zero electricity grid...
Virginia legislation proposes first-degree murder charges for fentanyl distribution | Just The News
Virginia legislation proposes first-degree murder charges for fentanyl distribution | Just The News: 
- Bill would declare anyone who knowingly distributes or sells 2 or more milligrams of substance without their knowledge that it contains fentanyl, is guilty of attempted first-degree murder by poison...
- “The CDC estimates that in the 12-month period ending in October 2021, more than 105,000 Americans died of drug overdoses, with 66 percent of those deaths related to synthetic opioids like fentanyl,” the DEA wrote in April.
- “Last year, the United States suffered more fentanyl-related deaths than gun-and auto-related deaths combined.”...
BIDEN ECONOMY: The DOW Incurs Worst Year Since 2008, NASDAQ Incurs Worst Year Ever - If You Add in Bonds, It's the Worst Year Since 1871!
BIDEN ECONOMY: The DOW Incurs Worst Year Since 2008, NASDAQ Incurs Worst Year Ever - If You Add in Bonds, It's the Worst Year Since 1871!"The US Stock market under Joe Biden ended 2022 on its worst year since 1871!
…All three major benchmarks suffered their worst year since 2008 based on percentage declines.
…All three major benchmarks suffered their worst year since 2008 based on percentage declines.
The Dow dropped 8.8% in 2022, while the S&P 500 tumbled 19.4% and the technology-heavy Nasdaq plunged 33.1%...
When considering Stocks and Bonds, it was the worst year since 1871!
When considering Stocks and Bonds, it was the worst year since 1871!
266K Migrants Apprehended in 2 Months in Texas-Based Border Sectors
266K Migrants Apprehended in 2 Months in Texas-Based Border Sectors:
Border Patrol agents in the five Texas-based sectors apprehended more than 266,000 migrants in the first two months of the new fiscal year. Nearly 107,000 of those entered through the El Paso Sector.
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