An illegal immigrant teenager from Mexico was arrested for allegedly setting wildfires in California, said Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officials. Agents with the CBP's El Centro Sector apprehended the illegal alien, who was not identified, and accused him of setting fires in the Jacumba Wilderness last week.

On Friday night, a federal judge struck down California's decades-long ban on "assault weapons," ruling that the ban violates the Second Amendment as understood under the precedents of District of Columbia v. Heller (2008) and United States v. Miller (1939). "Under no level of heightened scrutiny can the law survive," U.S.

Six Flags Magic Mountain, Knott's Berry Farm and Disneyland may need to add new warning signs at the entrances to their roller coasters and thrill rides when the California theme parks finally reopen: No screaming. You read that right.

The world may be nearing the end of the coronavirus pandemic (at least we can hope), but the post mortems are just beginning. A new paper from the National Bureau of Economic Research found important correlations between sales losses and lockdowns across counties in California. Economists Robert W. Fairlie and Frank M.

"We will win. I will run for speaker. I feel confident about it. And my members do, too." Nancy Pelosi, 2018 CDMedia will be releasing a series of articles on this subject matter. This is the first in the series. More will follow shortly. All of the coming information can be found at Great American Rebirth.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Wednesday to reform the child welfare system in the United States. The executive order includes historic protections for parents who are targeted to have their children removed by Child Protective Services (CPS). Section 5 of the executive order states the following: "Sec. 5.

Theft of yucca cacti from indigenous communities in Mexico's northwestern state of Baja California for export is reportedly accelerating, underscoring the silent issue of plant trafficking in the country. Indigenous communities in the municipality of Ensenada have raised alarm about the continuing theft of yucca, a plant on which they are economically reliant, from reserves, apás, Kiliwas and Paipai communities according to El Universal.

Exclusive: Barbara Simpson asks pertinent questions about shooting of DHS whistleblower I get most of my daily news from scanning the internet sites of many newspapers and have found that the British papers have more U.S. news than our own papers.