The check itself caused financial damage to the franchise, while the health department official asked several "surprising" questions.
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The check itself caused financial damage to the franchise, while the health department official asked several "surprising" questions.
Judge Robert Cicale
Still, Suffolk County District Judge Robert Cicale has been removed from the bench and is facing up to 15 years in prison.
Cicale was arrested on burglary charges and appeared in court Friday morning.
The judge is a married father of three young children, and he is accused of sneaking into a home across the street and stealing the underwear of a 23-year-old woman who lives there with her parents. He reportedly knew the girl from when she worked as an intern at the Islip Town Attorney's Office, when he used to work there.
In his confession, he said he stole the underwear upon feeling "urges." He admitted that on several occasions, he entered the home, opened her hamper and took underwear.
The 50-year-old, currently living with his brother in Rimini Road, said he called the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) four times to confirm he was in Northamptonshire with family following his son's sudden death and that they were understanding to his situation.
But when asked to put his reasons for missing the assessment in writing, he then failed to receive his payment on 22 February and when he appealed the action, he received a letter on 7 March saying he had "not shown good cause for failing to attend the medical assessment" and that he was no longer entitled to ESA.
Comment: How many times must the DWP apologise before it becomes clear this is no longer a matter of human error but merely an act of policy against people claiming benefits and actually best practise within the organisation? The UK is clearly on a downward spiral and is attacking the most vulnerable in society first, and it will go for the rest later.
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- UK: Man declared 'fit for work' by Jobcentre dies on way home from assessment
- Austerity Britain: Anorexic mother-of-four stripped of benefits found dead in freezing house
- New rules mean extra welfare benefits for UK polygamists - because multiculturalism
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David Hogg
David Hogg
"On reflection, in the spirit of Holy Week, I apologize for any upset or hurt my tweet caused him or any of the brave victims of Parkland," Ingraham wrote on Twitter. "For the record, I believe my show was the first to feature David immediately after that horrific shooting and even noted how 'poised' he was given the tragedy. As always he's welcome to return to the show anytime for a productive discussion."
Ingraham had obviously seen this story played out before, almost one year ago, via her friend and former co-worker Bill O'Reilly, a cable-news icon who eventually saw too many advertisers flee his program, forcing the network to dispose of the popular prime-time figure who had been with it for decades as the industry's top-rated host.
Comment: This kid is pretty out of control. But that's nothing new as this is pretty representative of teenagers from time to time. Raising such a voice to the level of national influence, however, is yet another mark against modern liberalism.
The Telford case bears an eerie likeness to the infamous Rotherham scandal, in which 1,400 girls were raped and trafficked by grooming gangs between 1997 and 2013. Similar cases were reported in Rochdale, Oxfordshire, Newcastle, and eleven other English towns. The incidents, although widespread and involving thousands of victims, have three things in common. The victims; primarily white girls. The perpetrators; predominantly Muslim Pakistani men. The crimes; not dealt with by authorities for years, because police and local councils did not want to be accused of racism.
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Jeremy Corbyn
Jeremy Corbyn
But it is of course the anti-Semitism accusation that is the most effective, and the conservative Jews are eager to make it stick. And now, international mainstream media is shamefully assisting - not only BBC and Washington Post, but also the Israeli liberal newspaper Haaretz.
Amanda Erickson's article in Washington Post Sunday is titled: "In a brutal open letter, Jewish leaders in Britain accuse Jeremy Corbyn of anti-Semitism". She takes the word of "Jewish leaders" for her opening sentence:
"The Labour Party has a long history of troubling behavior, according to Jewish leaders in Britain."
Clinton-linked cult leader who branded his victims arrested for sex trafficking, conspiracy, slavery
When the reality of a secretive women's "self-help group" began to come to light last year, there were several questions about why it was reported members of the group were forced to submit nude photos as collateral when they joined or why they were "branded" with the founder's initials. Now, the latest reports expose this group is actually an elite sex slavery cult, and federal authorities have moved in to take out the alleged leader.
After several former members begged for law enforcement's help last October, police appeared to sit idly by without acting. However, it appears that has now changed.
The ring leader, Keith Raniere, was arrested by federal officials in Mexico, where he has lived for the past five months, one federal official said. According to the complaint, Raniere was charged with sex trafficking, sex trafficking conspiracy, and conspiracy to commit forced labor.
Comment: Sounds very much like Raniere was giving "protection money" to the Clintons, which doesn't sound at all out of character for the crowd that the Clinton cabal runs with or what their line of business is.
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Presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov
Presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov
- Dmitry Peskov suggested the actors should have spoken out earlier
- 'What do you call a woman who sleeps with a man for $10m?'
Dmitry Peskov's comments, made during a discussion panel at a Moscow university, came in response to a question about Russian MP Leonid Slutsky, who has been accused by multiple women of sexual harassment, prompting a public debate and comparisons with the Weinstein scandal.
Peskov said if the allegations against Slutsky were true, the women should have spoken out sooner, and suggested the claims could have been made now because sexual harassment had become "fashionable".
"If he groped you, if he harassed you, why did you remain silent? Why didn't you go to the police?" Peskov asked, echoing a widespread sentiment in Russia over the allegations.
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Resident doctor Pedro Quijada was stabbed outside the Venezuelan hospital where he works, the most recent victim of the wave of violence and insecurity that is beginning to reach hospitals.
Resident doctor Pedro Quijada was stabbed outside the Venezuelan hospital where he works, the most recent victim of the wave of violence and insecurity that is beginning to reach hospitals.
But the violence has been turning more personal for Rodríguez and the rest of the medical staff at the Dr. Luis Razetti de Barcelona University Hospital in the eastern state of Anzoátegui.
The staffers work under constant death threats made by relatives or friends of patients - some of them dangerous gang members - if the patients die.
"Most of the time that's the doctor's worst fear, that the patient dies and the relatives take it out on him," Rodriguez said in a telephone interview. "The threat of harm if the patient dies is always there. We don't have any kind of protection. You treat a person who turns out to be a criminal, and if that person decides to point a gun at you, there's nothing you can do."
Rodríguez quit the hospital months ago and wants to leave Venezuela to escape the crime and economic implosion that has brought widespread hunger to the oil-producing country. He would join the 22,000 other doctors who have fled, according to figures from the Venezuelan Medical Federation (VMF).
Demolished house in Silwan, occupied East Jerusalem, November 2014
The Times of Israel reported that Minister Moshe Kahlon said he would sign the waiver because moving the embassy is such a political priority:
"As we promised, we won't let unnecessary bureaucracy delay the move of the American embassy to Jerusalem, Israel's eternal capital," he said in a statement. "...This is a strategic diplomatic move for the State of Israel."
Comment: Business as usual.
- Israel officials prepare for mass evictions, home demolitions in illegally occupied East Jerusalem
- Israel driving out Negev's Bedouin Palestinians through home demolitionsApartheid State: Israel demolishes entire Palestinian community, leaves families without homes, school or work
- Israel passes draft law requiring Palestinians to pay for their own home demolitions
Comment: Was this inspection retaliation to his support of the letter? More on the letter to Trump: