[Daily Caller] More than two dozen counties in Wisconsin are going after pharmaceutical companies in an attempt to hold the drug makers accountable for the public cost of the opioid epidemic.
Twenty-eight counties in the state filed separate lawsuits in eastern federal district court in Wisconsin Tuesday that accuse top drug makers, their subsidiaries and several doctors of fraudulent marketing of opioids painkillers. The lawsuits seek unspecified damages from the companies for the millions of dollars spent by localities to combat opioid addiction, reports the Journal Sentinel.
Officials from these counties say their communities are suffering under the financial toll of the drug crisis, which is impacting emergency services, law enforcement, hospitals and social services. The lawsuits allege drug makers created a public nuisance through their fraudulent advertising of opioid painkillers that led to the current overdose crisis.
"County governments are bearing the brunt of the costs of this crisis," Erin Dickinson of Crueger Dickinson LLC, who is part of the legal effort in Wisconsin, said Tuesday, according to the Journal Sentinel. "Defendants must be held responsible for the devastating effects their actions have produced on counties across this country."
The lawsuits target Purdue Pharma, Johnson & Johnson, Endo Health Solutions, along with their subsidiaries and three doctors from Utah and California. Lawsuits are mounting against the largest drug makers in the country for their alleged complicity in sparking the opioid crisis through dishonest advertising.
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Drugs kill people. Cars kill people. Guns kill people. Knives kill people. Getting the common denominator here?
Owing to a fractured femur, I visited my Dr. recently. She asked me if I wanted something for pain. I told her no, Tylenol was doing the trick. She said "OK."
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Same thing with my recently broken rib. Tylenol worked just fine. I do have a few oxycodone for when I get a kidney stone but I don't touch them unless I get a bad one.
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Same thing with my recently broken rib. Tylenol worked just fine. I do have a few oxycodone for when I get a kidney stone but I don't touch them unless I get a bad one.
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Honest, I haven't been taking them. I accidently posted twice.
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Oh, I forgot, I was prescribed Oxy when I broke my ankle. When it kicked in, it still hurt, but I didn't care. At all.
Another sex accusation for Kevin Spacey
A former longtime Boston television news anchor claims has claimed Kevin Spacey sexually assaulted her then-18-year-old son last summer and that police are now investigating the alleged incident.
Heather Unruh revealed the shocking claim during a press conference on Wednesday alongside her daughter and attorney Mitchell Garabedian, who is best known for representing the victims of the Catholic church sex abuse scandal.
[Daily Mail, Where America Gets Its News] New allegations have emerged about a 13-year-old Corey Haim being raped by Charlie Sheen while filming the 1986 movie 'Lucas'
Former actor Dominick Brascia alleges that Haim told him about his incident with Sheen and that a 19-year-old Sheen rejected him after their encounter
Corey Feldman, Haim's closest friend, wrote in his memoir about Haim being sodomized on the set of 'Lucas' but never named Sheen
Additionally it is alleged Sheen kissed an underage woman, who was 17 at the time, on the set of 'Lucas' and propositioned her for sex as well
A defiant looking Sheen emerged from his parents home Wednesday smoking a cigarette after the bombshell allegations were made public
Wednesday afternoon Sheen, who is now living with HIV, released a statement saying he 'categorically denies these allegations'
Haim battled drug addiction for years and died in 2010 at 38-years-old
NY Times cuts loose Weinstein mouthpiece David Bois
The New York Times dismissed the firm of famed Democratic lawyer David Boies after Ronan Farrow’s explosive report for the New Yorker put Boies at the center of Harvey Weinstein’s efforts to stamp out the Times’ reporting on his sexual misconduct.
Joan Collins: Everyone got hit on, but not me
'It was pretty bad, but I never gave in': Hollywood veteran Joan Collins, 84, claims EVERY 'pretty young actress has been sexually harassed'.. as Harvey Weinstein scandal rages on
She previously claimed she was sexually harassed by former 20th Century Fox boss Darryl F. Zanuck, a rejection that lead to her being dropped from iconic Sixties flick Cleopatra.
But Joan Collins revealed the harrowing experience was a frequent occurrence during her tenure in Hollywood, though she insisted she 'never gave in' to the sickening demands of the movie industry's titans.
Sexual harassment system reform suggested
Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) on Tuesday proposed new bipartisan legislation to immediately require sexual harassment training for senators as well as aides and update the training to better reflect the experiences of victims.
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[Joan Collins] previously claimed she was sexually harassed by former 20th Century Fox boss Darryl F. Zanuck, a rejection that lead to her being dropped from iconic Sixties flick Cleopatra.
I don't know - it doesn't seem that you could have done much to help this picture.
[DAWN] India incarcerated You have the right to remain silent... a teenager on Wednesday for allegedly slitting the throat of a seven-year-old schoolmate in hopes the murder would lead to an exam being postponed, federal Sherlocks said.
The 16-year-old is accused of killing his young schoolmate in September at a smart private school near Delhi in an attempt to delay an impending test and parent-teacher meeting.
Police had initially detained a bus conductor over the murder, claiming he killed the boy after the young pupil resisted a sex attack.
But a front man for federal Sherlocks said they had credible evidence against the "academically weak teenager, whose motive was to postpone the examination and a forthcoming parent-teacher meeting".
"He admitted during questioning that he wanted to shut the school to defer the exams and meeting," Central Bureau of Investigation front man R.K. Gaur told AFP.
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[Daily Caller] Fusion GPS founder Glenn Simpson struck a deal on Wednesday to testify voluntarily before the House Intelligence Committee next week to discuss his opposition research firm’s involvement in the Steele dossier.
Simpson and his lawyer met with members of the committee for several hours to hammer out a deal for his closed-door testimony.
The Daily Caller was informed that Simpson had indicated prior to Wednesday’s meeting that he would plead the Fifth during his deposition, just as his two co-founders, Peter Fritsch and Thomas Catan, did during interviews last month. But as part of the deal struck Wednesday, Simpson will not plead the Fifth.
Simpson’s move comes amid a tense legal battle over Fusion’s bank records. On Friday, Fusion filed papers in federal court in Washington, D.C. asking a judge to issue a temporary restraining order preventing its bank from releasing records related to financial transactions it has had with "any law firm, ’media company’ or journalist with which it has worked."
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If he was "doing work" with Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya (who he met with before and after the Trump Jr. Mtg) he may have not registered as a Foreign Agent, like Flynn and Manafort
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Time Warner shares are down after the DOJ demanded that CNN's parent company be sold as a condition for the AT&T merger.
Earlier, AT&T's Chief Financial Officer John Stephens the $85 billion deal was "now uncertain."
As soon as AT&T prices have been sufficiently depressed (down .52 yesterday) and the Swamp Denizens have all adjusted their portfolios, the so-called 'condition' will be lifted.
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They should tear down CNN headquarters and put the Marty Kroft HR Pufinstuff Theme Park back up.
I'm convinced the original characters never left...
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CNBC confirmed the Justice Department's demand that Turner Broadcasting or DirecTV be sold before approval of the $85 billion merger.
Should have been dismantled long ago. CNN is one of propaganda arms and apologist for the Democratic Party. There are others ripe for dismantling or reorganizing. They also abet the Donk Party by covering up scandals and criminality.
[Military.com] One of these unverbalized warnings was about the increased likelihood that the aircraft would yaw, or move against the direction of a desired turn, when operating on a single engine as angle-of-attack is exceeded.
At this point, the aircraft was flying on one engine, with landing gear and refueling probe extended, as the captain worked to maintain control of the plane and hydraulic fluid cautions continued to blare.
"The cycling [hydraulics] cautions were very distracting and [the pilot] became overwhelmed with flying the jet," investigators found. " ... Despite over 4,000 flight hours, he never had a situation where the jet was fighting him so much."
Things started to go really wrong. After restarting the right engine, the pilot climbed and angle of attack increased from 8.5 to 9.3 degrees. At 9.4 degrees, the aircraft started to move out of control. The captain maxed throttles at both engines, then pulled them back. Inadvertently, he lit the afterburner for just the left engine, which exacerbated the adverse yaw, pulling the plane further out of control. Oh Fudge.
The plane began to buck and roll, now completely outside controlled flight. Ejection was quickly becoming the only option. Good on the Capt. Airplanes you can buy. Experienced personnel not so much.
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It seems odd that the pilot would be able to light only one afterburner at a time.
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True gorb. I don't know nothin' bout this type of bird but given the kinds of missions they're supposed to fly I imagine that there could be a reason.
[DAWN] UK politician Carl Sargeant was found dead on Tuesday just days after resigning over misconduct allegations as part of a wider harassment scandal embroiling parliament, police said.
Sargeant’s body was found on Tuesday at an address in Connah’s Quay in north Wales.
The force said the death of the 49-year-old was not being treated as suspicious, while the Press Association news agency said Sargeant was understood to have did away with himself.
The former Welsh government minister resigned on Nov 3 and was suspended from the Labour party after he was informed of allegations against him.
Sargeant was one of a number of British politicians to have faced allegations of misconduct in recent weeks, prompting party leaders to introduce new safeguards for parliamentary staff on Monday.
His family said he was "the glue that bound us together" and "the most kind and caring husband, father, son and friend".
A former chemical plant worker, Sargeant was first elected to political office in 2003, rising through the ranks before being named cabinet secretary for communities and children in May 2016.
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn tweeted he was "deeply shocked to hear of the terrible news about Carl Sargeant. My thoughts and profound sympathy are with his family and friends".
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By the way, does anyone know where Hillary disappeared to lately?
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does anyone know where Hillary disappeared to lately?
She was on one of the late-late night comedy shows last night -- the one after Jimmy Fallon, I believe -- doing the celebrity interview. I turned it off when I noticed.
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Hillary has been a little quiet in the last few days. Does anyone know where Obama is? He was in Chicago for jury duty in the last few days. Does he even live there anymore? Where are the Podesta bros?
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#2 There was a rumor Hillary met with the NY FBI with her lawyer. Heard that too. Also been hearing rumors about 31 sealed federal indictments but little is known about this; could just be a just part of the rumor mill.
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Does anyone know where Obama is? He was in Chicago for jury duty in the last few days. Does he even live there anymore?
The jury thing is queer. They bought the house they were renting in Washington, DC, so I'm not sure why he is still registered for jury duty in Chicago.
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DC is possibly their 2nd residence, a vacation home as allowable by the IRS, with Chicago remaining as their primary residence. They certainly did vacation a bunch when they lived in DC.
[Yahoo] Longstanding fears of a Venezuela debt default crystallized Wednesday, as the political crisis engulfing the sinking OPEC state deepened with a meeting set at the UN Security Council and the EU eyeing an arms embargo.
Investors were bracing for what looked to be an inevitable "credit event" that analysts said could arrive within days -- before a "refinancing and restructuring" of the debt called for by President Nicolas Maduro. That's what you get for investing in a Commie dictatorship
While the country's isolation means the risk of contagion to international financial markets is limited, a default could trigger a global rush to seize assets owned by the Venezuelan government and its state oil company PDVSA, and plunge the struggling nation into a full-blown humanitarian emergency.
- US, EU sanctions -
The United States, which has slapped successive sanctions on Venezuela and its ability to issue new debt on US markets, called for a UN Security Council meeting next Monday to discuss the crisis, particularly its political aspect. that'll do a lot of good before the ineveitable Russo-Chinese vetoes
"What we have today in Venezuela is a state of non-democracy with many violations of human rights and political rights," Argentine President Mauricio Macri said in New York after meeting with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.
He told the Financial Times the US should impose "a full oil embargo" on Venezuela. Such a move would have "broad support" across Latin America, he said. The US and several Latin American nations, including Argentina, call Maduro a "dictator" for his quashing of dissent, especially sidelining the opposition-held parliament and seeking to arrest opposition figures.
National Assembly number two Freddy Guevara has taken refuge in the Chilean ambassador's residence in Caracas to avoid arrest after the Supreme Court, loyal to Maduro, stripped him of his parliamentary immunity.
European Union countries backed an arms embargo on Venezuela as part of a sanctions package also set to include a blacklist of Venezuelan individuals, diplomatic sources said.
"The political aim remains to force the government to get round the negotiating table with the opposition and contribute to getting out of the current political crisis," one diplomatic source said.
- Russia debt deal -
The only bright spot for Venezuela was Russia saying Caracas had agreed to its terms for restructuring the part of the debt it holds, with an accord to be signed within a week. Venezuela's official debt to Moscow stood at $2.8 billion as of 2016, with another $6 billion owed to oil giant Rosneft, which is closely allied with the Kremlin.
That, however, is just a fraction of Venezuela's total debt mountain, estimated at $150 billion.
Around $45 billion is sovereign debt, another $45 billion is owed by PDVSA, and $23 billion is owed to China, according to estimates by private consultancies.
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Hey, haven't these morons heard of debt consolidation loans?
[DefenseNews] Over the last year Japan has scrambled 900 sorties to intercept Chinese fighters challenging Japan’s air defense identification zone, or ADIZ. In 2013 China announced borders for its own ADIZ, borders which overlapped Japan’s zone and included the disputed Senkaku Islands in the East China Sea. Since then, increased interactions between Japanese and Chinese aircraft ultimately resulted in Japan relocating two fighter squadrons to Naha Air Base on Okinawa to more easily meet the incursions, the officials said.
"We now have, on a daily basis, armed Chinese Flankers and Japanese aircraft" coming in close proximity of each other, the officials said, adding that intercepts between the U.S. and China are also increasing.
"It’s very common for PRC aircraft to intercept U.S. aircraft" these days, the officials said, referring to the People’s Republic of China.
Chinese aircraft are also testing U.S. air defense identification zones, the officials said. Chinese H-6K "Badger" bombers upgraded with 1,000 mile range air launched cruise missiles are testing U.S. defense zones around Guam.
The Badgers run "not infrequent" flights to get within range of the U.S. territory, they said.
"The PRC is practicing attacks on Guam," the officials said.
The vast majority of the flights occur without an incident, such as a report of unsafe flying, for example. The officials said they follow U.S. Pacific Command guidance on how to respond in those events, so they do not further escalate.
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[WASHINGTONPOST] President Trump has said on several occasions that he is willing to talk to North Korean leader Kim Pudge Jong-un ...the overweight, pouty-looking hereditary potentate of North Korea. Pudge appears to believe in his own divinity, but has yet to produce any loaves and fishes, so his subjects remain malnourished... Well, on Wednesday, Trump did ‐ after a fashion.
The U.S. president directly addressed his 33-year-old nemesis in a speech to South Korea’s National Assembly. This time, Trump did not call Kim "Little Rocket Man" or use the kinds of rhetorical flourishes that play so well on Twitter.
But the words that Trump did use cut deeper, because they struck at the very heart of the Kim regime.
If there is one thing that Kim has shown he cannot tolerate, it is personal criticism.
"North Korea is not the paradise your grandfather envisioned," Trump said to Kim, who, if he was in Pyongyang, was just 120 miles away. "It is a hell that no person deserves."
Kim Il Sung, who is revered like a god in North Korean propaganda, established the country in 1948 as a "socialist paradise" of free housing, health care and education where people would want for nothing. Grandson Kim Jong-un claims his legitimacy as North Korea’s supreme leader by virtue of being a direct descendant of this quasi-deity.
Trump devoted a large part of his address to detailing the human rights ...not to be confused with individual rights, mind you... abuses that the Kims have committed in North Korea, filling his speech with words such as "twisted," "sinister," "tyrant," "fascism ...a political system developed in Italy symbolized by the Roman fasces -- thin reeds, each flimsy in itself but unbreakable when bound into a bundle. The word is nowadays thrown around by all sorts of people who have no idea what they're talking about... " and "cult."
"I wanted to stand up from my seat and shout ’Yahoo!’ " said Lee Hyeon-seo, an escapee from North Korea who was sitting in the assembly hall during Trump’s address. "We just don’t hear people talking about North Korea in this way in South Korea, so I was very emotional during the speech. I was very impressed."
In front of a National Assembly ruled by a left-wing party that favors engagement with North Korea and seeks to avoid antagonizing the regime, Trump noted the slave-like conditions North Korean workers face, the malnutrition among children, the suppression of religion and the forced-labor prison camps where he said North Koreans endure "torture, starvation, rape and murder on a constant basis."
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Hey Kimmie. You're so ugly, your mama had to tie a steak around your neck to get the dog to play with you.
[The Verge] As North American cities vie for the chance to be chosen by Amazon as the home of its second headquarters, one Georgia city has stepped up to the plate. The city council of Stonecrest, Georgia voted 4 to 2 on Monday to change its name to Amazon, Georgia and give the company 345 acres of land if Amazon selects it as the HQ destination, according to local media. Newly incorporated city of Stonecrest. Don't you love it when a plan comes together ?
Amazon, Georgia doesn’t quite have the same ring as say, Toyota City ‐ headquarters to Toyota Motors in Japan ‐ but it definitely makes for a unique (if desperate) offer. "There are several major US cities that want Amazon, but none has the branding opportunity we are now offering this visionary company," said the city’s mayor, Jason Lary.
And it’s exactly the kind of romantic proposal Amazon wants to hear. The company is asking cities to provide incentives like tax credits, fee reductions, relocation grants and more in order to become the second headquarters. This definitely falls under "more." Amazon’s home remains Seattle, Washington, which would seem to take at least that one state out of the running.
Rebadging itself as Amazon, Georgia is exactly the differentiator that the tiny city of Stonecrest (formed just last year) desperately needs if it has any hope of competing against the likes of big cities like New York, Dallas, and others. Stonecrest has a mall, a nature preserve, and a national heritage area, but its town population is only a little over 20,000.
Amazon has set October 19th as the deadline for accepting proposals for its second headquarters.
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'the 345 acres of land to be 'donated' to Amazon comes from where ?'
In most Dem/Lib/Socialist-controlled areas, those questions are typically ignored by the powers-to-be. And their responses (if forthcoming) would be all one-sided. The questioner would be excoriated in the press, too.
'Kelo v. City of New London' springs to mind.
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Why Amazon? Was Darkest Africa already taken?
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Besoeker: I think more than likely they would be more interested in going south of Atlanta or towards Douglas county where they just opened a distribution center.
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[Wash Times] Fourteen days before President Trump took the oath of office, the Obama administration’s intelligence chiefs made public a unanimous assessment claiming Russian operatives, under orders from President Vladimir Putin, had orchestrated an influence campaign to help Mr. Trump win the presidential contest.
It was a watershed moment: the CIA, National Security Agency and FBI challenging the legitimacy of a U.S. presidential victory.
The conclusions in the Jan. 6 document were sharp, but the findings unraveled 10 months later, raising questions about the basis for the evidence and the motives of the Obama appointees leading the nation’s intelligence and law enforcement agencies.
"It left me scratching my head," said one intelligence source with personal access to former Director of National Intelligence James R. Clapper and former CIA Director John O. Brennan, two of the men who had signed off on the assessment.
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said Mr. Slick, who served as special assistant to President George W. Bush. “In drafting the unclassified [Jan. 6 assessment], the authors were walking a fine line by including enough evidence to persuade readers that their conclusions were sound, but not enough data that would reveal the actual sources or the means by which they linked these activities to the Russian government.”
We could tell ya, but then we'd hafta kill ya.
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[FOX] A 93-year-old World War II veteran scored a surprise victory over an incumbent New Jersey mayor in Tuesday’s election.
Vito Perillo defeated Tinton Falls Mayor Gerald Turning in the nonpartisan municipal race.
"I didn’t think I had a chance," Perillo told NJ.com.
But his grandson, Mike Perillo-Gentile, said he wasn’t surprised. "When he wants to do something, he does it," Perillo-Gentile said.
Perillo, a U.S. Navy veteran who served in the Pacific theater, told the Asbury Park Press his entry into the race was spurred by a pair of whistleblower lawsuits involving the police department that cost the borough a reported $1.1 million in settlements.
Turning was the borough police chief from 2004 to 2011 and also was the borough administrator from 2010 to 2014. He was seeking his second term as mayor after running unopposed in 2014.
[The Hill] The Democratic sweep in Tuesday’s elections has raised the pressure on Republicans to make good on their campaign promises.
Republican senators downplayed any setback to their tax-reform push from the elections, but said the results drove home the need to deliver legislative wins before votes are cast in 2018.
"I do think, however, that it does speak to the need for us to get accomplishments. ... I think right now there's a general frustration in the country that even though we've gotten some things done on our agenda, that some of the big ticket items remain incomplete," Sen. John Thune (R-S.D.), the chairman of the Senate Republican Conference, told reporters.
Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) said he "predicted" the rough election night and that the party needs to make changes quickly before the midterms arrive.
"Unless we get our act together, we're going to lose heavily," he said.
Asked if Tuesday's elections showed the need for a "course correction," Sen. Bob Corker (R-Tenn.), who has emerged as one of Trump's loudest critics, smirked before adding, "maybe that's potentially self-evident."
"I've certainly made some observations, but I'll keep them to myself," he said.
Democrats won victories up and down the ballot on Tuesday night, their first major election wins since the devastating results of 2016.
LONDON, (Reuters) - A large long-term study on the use of the big-selling weedkiller glyphosate by agricultural workers in the United States has found no firm link between exposure to the pesticide and cancer, scientists said on Thursday.
Published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute (JNCI), the study found there was "no association between glyphosate", the main ingredient in Monsanto’s popular herbicide RoundUp, "and any solid tumors or lymphoid malignancies overall, including non-Hogkin Lymphoma (NHL) and its subtypes."
It said there was "some evidence of increased risk of acute myeloid leukemia (AML) among the highest exposed group", but added "this association was not statistically significant" and would require more research to be confirmed.
The findings are likely to impact legal proceedings taking place in the United States against Monsanto, in which more than 180 plaintiffs are claiming exposure to RoundUp gave them cancer - allegations that Monsanto denies.
[TheSun] TINY human brains injected into rats have sparked a major ethical debate among scientists worried it may give the rodents some type of human consciousness.
Esteemed science ethicists claim the experiments might reach a point where the test lab rats will be "entitled to some kind of respect". Designer Democrat Pol's?
9 November 2017, WikiLeaks publishes the source code and development logs to Hive, a major component of the CIA infrastructure to control its malware. WikiLeaks reveals CIA wrote code to impersonate Kaspersky Labs anti-virus company.
Hive solves a critical problem for the malware operators at the CIA. Even the most sophisticated malware implant on a target computer is useless if there is no way for it to communicate with its operators in a secure manner that does not draw attention. Using Hive even if an implant is discovered on a target computer, attributing it to the CIA is difficult by just looking at the communication of the malware with other servers on the internet. Hive provides a covert communications platform for a whole range of CIA malware to send exfiltrated information to CIA servers and to receive new instructions from operators at the CIA.
Hive can serve multiple operations using multiple implants on target computers. Each operation anonymously registers at least one cover domain (e.g. "perfectly-boring-looking-domain.com") for its own use. The server running the domain website is rented from commercial hosting providers as a VPS (virtual private server) and its software is customized according to CIA specifications. These servers are the public-facing side of the CIA back-end infrastructure and act as a relay for HTTP(S) traffic over a VPN connection to a "hidden" CIA server called 'Blot'. Also see Wiki.
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Maybe Brazile is going with the hack meme because she is afraid. It's been said she dedicated her book to Seth Rich. She also said she woke up and paid attention after seeing the James O'keefe videos back during the election season. Hate to blow the dust off the archives at PJ Media but... I recall a couple of donk operatives on the vid, Foval and Creamer. One of them alluded to dark and sinister things that could be done if necessary.
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IIRC the download speed indicated a thumbdrive, not a net connection
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I think that a thumbdrive is most likely but I also think it might be some sort of astroturf where the deep state orgs are in league with the Dems in an attempt to blame the Russians.
But then the last 20 years have made me much more cynical.
[FOX] One-third of high schools in Baltimore, last year, had zero students proficient in math, Fox 45 reported Wednesday, citing new state testing data.
Based on 2017 state test scores, 13 out of 39 high school had zero students proficient in math, the report said. Another six schools had only one percent of their students who tested proficient in math.
The city reportedly starting a new math curriculum this year aimed at closing the achievement gap in addition to enhanced teacher training and partnerships that would serve students.
"There is no simple answer that will close the achievement gap for Baltimore’s students. Though we all want to see results quickly, the work is hard and will take time," the Baltimore City Public Schools District statement said.
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Po' 'fessor of Diddie Wah Diddie,
Dis city pacific and pretty,
Desirous to tell us,
But spooked by his fellas:
"Ain't hearda no Schrödinger's kitty!"
A multi-volume chronology and reference guide set detailing three years of the Mexican Drug War between 2010 and 2012.
Rantburg.com and borderlandbeat.com correspondent and author Chris Covert presents his first non-fiction work detailing
the drug and gang related violence in Mexico.
Chris gives us Mexican press dispatches of drug and gang war violence
over three years, presented in a multi volume set intended to chronicle the death, violence and mayhem which has
dominated Mexico for six years.
Rantburg was assembled from recycled algorithms in the United States of America. No
trees were destroyed in the production of this weblog. We did hurt some, though. Sorry.
[CNBC] 
[DAWN] UK politician Carl Sargeant was found dead on Tuesday just days after resigning over misconduct allegations as part of a wider harassment scandal embroiling parliament, police said.
[Yahoo] Longstanding fears of a Venezuela debt default crystallized Wednesday, as the political crisis engulfing the sinking OPEC state deepened with a meeting set at the UN Security Council and the EU eyeing an arms embargo.
North Korea
[FOX] A 93-year-old World War II veteran scored a surprise victory over an incumbent New Jersey mayor in Tuesday’s election.
[The Hill] The Democratic sweep in Tuesday’s elections has raised the pressure on Republicans to make good on their campaign promises.
Esteemed science ethicists claim the experiments might reach a point where the test lab rats will be "entitled to some kind of respect".
[FOX] One-third of high schools in Baltimore, last year, had zero students proficient in math, Fox 45 reported Wednesday, citing new state testing data.
