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EL PASO, Texas — As thousands of Christopher Mathias / HuffPost Trump merchandise for sale at the rally. As Trump supporters poured into the gated area outside the coliseum, music blared from the loudspeakers, a playlist that included Elton John’s “Candle in the Wind,” Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “Free Bird” and “Memory” from the Broadway musical “Cats.” The music was interrupted intermittently by announcements, including one pleading with Trump supporters to “not hurt any protesters” who might show up to ruin the night’s fun. On the giant screen outside the venue, a Trump campaign message implored fans to follow the president on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. “Your source for Real News,” the message screamed. HuffPost was not granted press credentials to report …

NEWARK, N.J. – New Jersey’s five Roman Catholic dioceses listed more than 180 priests Wednesday who have been credibly accused of sexually abusing minors over a span of several decades, joining more than two dozen other states that have named suspected abusers in the wake of a landmark grand jury report in Pennsylvania last year. The lists released Wednesday identified priests and deacons who served in the dioceses of Camden, Trenton, Metuchen and Paterson and the archdiocese of Newark. Many priests on the lists are deceased, and others have been removed from ministry. Cardinal Joseph Tobin, the archbishop of Newark, which listed 63 former priests, said in a statement that he hoped the disclosure “will help bring healing to those …

“We’re only getting stronger together,” Trump said at an event in El Paso. “ Trump, however, has lifted slogans from winning campaigns as well. His “Make America Great Again” motto is a Twitter users had some thoughts:  Download Original Article : HERE ; This post was curated & posted using : RealSpecific

GLEN ROCK, N.J. – A New Jersey school district has reversed its decision and will allow students to participate in an annual American Legion coloring contest even though the image shows guns. Glen Rock school officials opted out of the statewide contest for fourth- and fifth-graders on Monday, citing the display of guns in the coloring page. The Record reports interim Superintendent Bruce Watson said he received multiple emails in response and will now allow the pictures to go home for parents to decide if children should participate. Trending in US Original Article : HERE ; This post was curated & posted using : RealSpecific

The feds identified the suspects as Oscar Rangel-Gutierrez, Regulo Rangel-Gutierrez, Francisco Garcia-Martinez, Rodolfo Martinez, Raul Rangel-Gutierrez and Rigoberto Rangel-Gutierrez. EL CHAPO LEGACY WILL LIVE ON “Members of the investigative team believe — based on wire intercepts, surveillance and other facts discovered from the investigation — that Oscar and Regulo transport illicit proceeds, derived from the sales of narcotics, when they travel from Myrtle Beach to Charlotte,” according to federal court documents, as WMBF reported. Misty Joyner, who reportedly lived near the home in Charlotte where investigators said Rangel-Gutierrez stored drug money, was in disbelief about her neighbors. “Just devastating,” Joyner told WSOC. “They were good people.” Rangel-Gutierrez is affiliated with the upstart Jalisco New Generation cartel, which has tried to stage incursions into …

The high starting prices of the paintings, all of which depicted landscapes, are also believed to have kept potential buyers at bay. The most costly artwork, of a mountain lake scene, had a starting price of $51,000, But Hitler’s artworks have fetched big bucks in the past. In 2015, the almost half a million dollars. Weidler’s recent auction, which took place Saturday, was dogged by forgery accusations. Last week, German police seized dozens of artworks signed by “A. Hitler” from the auction house on suspicion that they were fakes, The auction had also been marred by public criticism. Ulrich Maly, the mayor of Nuremberg — where Nazi war criminals were tried in 1945 — had earlier lambasted the sale as …

And Colbert’s audience pantomime booed the host of HBO’s “Last Week Tonight.” “I definitely don’t have that kind of optimism,” Oliver responded. “To say we’re halfway through his presidency, I think, is to ignore the concept of a second term possibility. We are two to six years away from the end of his presidency.” Oliver explained how “we all have something to aim at,” given how the Constitution limits presidents to serving only two terms. Check out the interview here: RELATED… Harrison Ford Swipes A Trump: 'On The Wrong Side Of History' Nancy Pelosi Explains Why She Clapped Like That At Trump Fox News' Chris Wallace Rips Republicans Outraged By Democratic Investigations

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