Pat Dollard

CBS: Ohio authorities arrested a topless woman after she allegedly led them on a high-speed police chase that saw speeds of more than 120 mph. Authorities aren’t sure where – or how – Erin Holdsworth, 28, of Hiram, started her night on Oct. 11. All they know is that it ended with a car chase [...]

Once again,Rebel Pundit is on the cutting edge and leading the charge of exposing the truth about #OccupyChicago. From their report today: Today Occupy Chicago protesters stormed City Hall to let Mayor Rahm Emanuel know their displeasure in the recent arrests of the Occupy campers at Grant Park on Michigan Avenue. They were lead by [...]

CNS News: Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano told the House Judiciary Committee in written testimony submitted Wednesday that illegal aliens taken into custody by local law enforcement and turned over to Immigration and Customs Enforcement will be given a phone number to call if they believe their civil rights have been violated. The phone number [...]

Daily Mail: Drivers in Miami today were likely doing double takes on Wednesday as they passed what looked like a banker hanging by a noose from a telephone wire alongside a Florida highway. To accompany his Occupy Wall Street-themed mural, the international graffiti artist known by his street name Above, took his message a step [...]

NBC Atlanta: Wearing his trademark red knit cap, Tim Franzen is very concerned when I meet him at Woodruff Park. He points to a man standing just three feet from former Mayor and Ambassador Andrew Young. The man has an AK-47 slung around his back. The man goes by the name of ‘Porch.’ Porch later [...]

NY Observer: Consider this a win/lose situation: After last night’s meeting with the local community board CB 1, protesters at Occupy Wall St. now must adhere to stricter noise regulations. This comes on the heels of another failed bid by the drumming group Pulse to have the board pass a 4-hour record for allowed jam [...]

Infrared images taken by a police helicopter during the early hours show that only around 20 of the 200 tents on the encampment actually have people staying in them.

U.S. Army Spc. Angel Mena gives an Afghan orphan a toy car during an Operation Outreach visit to a refugee camp in Kabul, Afghanistan, Oct. 20, 2011. Operation Outreach is a volunteer organization in Kabul, Afghanistan made up of U.S. military, International Security Assistance Forces and civilians to give Afghan children and families a better [...]

AI.com: The Secretary of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security told Congress Wednesday that her agency is not helping to implement Alabama’s immigration law. In response to a question from U.S. Rep. Bobby Scott, D-Va., Secretary Janet Napolitano said the agency is instead working with the Justice Department in its legal challenge to the law. [...]

(The Hill/OTM) — Democrats on the congressional supercommittee this week presented Republicans with a plan to cut the deficit that included billions of dollars in stimulus spending, aides told The Hill. In a private meeting of the deficit panel Tuesday, Sen. Max Baucus (D-Mont.), chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, presented a proposal backed by [...]

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A federal judge blocked part of North Carolina’s new abortion law Tuesday, ruling providers do not have to place an ultrasound image next to a pregnant woman so she can view it, nor do they have to describe its features and offer her the chance to listen to the heartbeat. The [...]

Klein.org: MoveOn.org is planning to launch a protest movement of its own to complement the Occupy Wall Street momentum with the stated goal of “make[ing] Wall Street pay” and rebuilding the entire U.S. financial system. MoveOn.org is funded by the George Soros-funded Tides Foundation. Another grantee of Tides is the Adbusters magazine, which is reported [...]

San Francisco Chronicle: Supporters of Occupy Oakland clashed with police this evening while trying to retake an encampment outside City Hall that hundreds of police officers had cleared out 12 hours earlier. A crowd of about 400 people marched from the public library at 14th and Madison streets toward Frank Ogawa Plaza at about 5 [...]