Neon Nettle - Latest News

© 2018 Neon Nettle

Subscribe to our mailing list

Advertise › Contact › About Us › Write For Us › T&C's › Privacy › Support Us › © 2018 Neon Nettle All Rights Reserved.
15th December 2018NEWS
Homeland Security Warns of Dangers of Illegal Border Crossing as Child Dies By Jay Greenberg

Homeland Security Warns of Dangers of Illegal Border Crossing as Child Dies

The Department of Homeland Security reiterated warnings about the dangers of illegal border crossing as it expressed its "sincerest condolences" after reports that a 7-year-old Guatemalan girl has died following an attempt to enter the United States. DHS confirmed that the child died last week after she was apprehended with her family by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and spent more than eight hours in custody. CBP agents “took every possible step to save the child’s life under the most trying of circumstances,” DHS said in a statement.  "Unfortunately, despite our best efforts and the best efforts of the medical team treating the child, we were unable to stop this tragedy from occurring," the statement continued. DHS also highlighted the risks inherent in attempting to enter the U.S. illegally. "Once again, we are begging parents to not put themselves or their children at risk attempting to enter illegally," the statement said. "Please present yourselves at a port of entry and seek to enter legally and safely.”
15th December 2018NEWS
Members of Congress Must Now Pay Sexual Harassment Settlements with Own Money By Jay Greenberg

Members of Congress Must Now Pay Sexual Harassment Settlements with Own Money

Members of Congress are no longer able to use taxpayer money to settle sexual harassment claims and must pay out of their own pockets to compensate victims, thanks to a new legislation past this week. Previously, should a member of Congress be accused of sexual misconduct, the taxpayer was left to foot the bill for costly settlements handed to the victims. According to a report by The Huffington Post, the final version of the bill passed Thursday, "sailing" through the House and Senate by unanimous consent. The new legislation is due to be signed off by President Donald Trump by the end of this week. “Time is finally up for members of Congress who think that they can sexually harass and get away with it,” Rep. Jackie Speier (D-CA), one of the primary sponsors of the bill told reporters on Thursday, according to Reuters. "They will no longer be able to slink away with no one knowing that they have harassed. "They will pay back the U.S. Treasury."
14th December 2018NEWS
Egyptian President: Migrants Must 'Abide by Traditions and Culture' of the West By Daniel Newton

Egyptian President: Migrants Must 'Abide by Traditions and Culture' of the West

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has said that Migrants living in Western countries should “completely abide by the laws, customs, traditions, and culture.” The President urged migrants who had moved into Western societies to work on making their home countries worth staying in. “Every country has the right to protect its people and their interests,” the Arab leader told the World Youth Forum in Sharm-el-Sheikh, emphasizing that Western countries had every right to uphold human rights “in a framework that preserves [their] national interests. The Egyptian leader told his audience: “[I]f you go to another country as a guest, you must completely abide by its laws, customs, traditions, and culture. You must abide by them completely. If you are not willing to do this, don’t go.”
14th December 2018NEWS
Trump Starts Urban Council to Invest $100B in Black Communities - Media Silence By Sarah George

Trump Starts Urban Council to Invest $100B in Black Communities - Media Silence

With constant talk of impeachment and the Michael Cohen sentencing from the left-leaning media, it would seem that they overlook anything positive the president does, oh wait, they do. The President has a $100 billion initiative to deliver growth in urban communities through the Opportunity and Revitalization Council. “With the creation of today’s council, the resources of the whole federal government will be leveraged to rebuild low-income and impoverished neighborhoods that have been ignored by Washington in years past,” the president announced at a Wednesday event in the Roosevelt Room of the White House. “Our goal is to ensure that America’s great new prosperity is broadly shared by all of our citizens. Our country is doing better than ever, economically, and was able to do that.”
14th December 2018NEWS
Yellow Vests: Expect 'Mayhem' & 'Revolution' in UK if Brexit Isn’t Delivered By Paul Whitehead

Yellow Vests: Expect 'Mayhem' & 'Revolution' in UK if Brexit Isn’t Delivered

Yellow vest activists in the UK took to the streets of London on Friday protesting for 'a clean exit' from the European Union, according to reports. The group expressed mistrust in politicians and British Prime minister Theresa May, who recently gained the confidence vote despite the escalating chaos around Brexit.  One activist, who spoke to Sputnik News, said the voted Brexit because they wanted to reclaim control of their own country. "We don't want to be part of the federal European superstate that's going to erode our rights and take away democracy." "This is Britain. We are not European. We have never been European. This is our land, and we are taking it back." "If the political class doesn't like it, they will see a revolution as they've never seen before. It is time to take up the spirit of Oliver Cromwell, rise and reclaim what's rightfully ours."
14th December 2018NEWS
Migrant Caravan Leader, Who Issued Ultimatum to Trump, is Suspected Terrorist By Jay Greenberg

Migrant Caravan Leader, Who Issued Ultimatum to Trump, is Suspected Terrorist

One of the leaders of a group caravan migrants, that descended on the US Consulate in Tijuana, Mexico last week, is suspected of committing a terrorist attack 30 years ago, according to reports. Alfonso Guerrero Ulloa rallied together around 100 caravan migrants and gave President Trump an ultimatum to either grant them asylum in the United States or pay them $50,000 to return to their countries of origin. One of the groups' leaders told reporters that the $50k demand was a small price to pay "compared to everything the United States has stolen from Honduras." Among other demands were that asylum seekers be processed faster and in greater numbers and that deportations be halted. Now it has emerged that Ulloa, who organized a group that made the demands, is accused of being involved in a 1987 bombing of a Chinese restaurant. The terror attack injured six American soldiers that were stationed in Honduras.
9th December 2018FEATURES
Cowardly Macron Hides in His Palace as His Liberal Policies Tear France Apart By Jay Greenberg

Cowardly Macron Hides in His Palace as His Liberal Policies Tear France Apart

As Paris exploded with further protests and riots this weekend over French President Emmanuel Macron's liberal policies, France's so-called leader was hiding behind the majestic walls of his presidential palace as the streets of the capital erupted in fury. Almost 1,400 people were arrested across France on Saturday after angry protests turned to violent riots. In an attempt to avoid a repeat of last weekend's mayhem, 8,000 police were deployed to Paris who repeatedly pushed back protesters using tear gas and water cannons. As angry citizens battled with authorities over policies pushed by the Macron Administration, the president skulked inside the Elysee Palace, guarded by hundreds of riot police and surrounded by armored cars bearing machine guns and grenade launchers. This formidable ring of steel may seem excessive, but given the chance, the mobs would have surely tried to storm inside to demand answers from the man who is tearing their country apart. It appears that this time the revolutionary spirit was catching, as protests also erupted in Marseilles, France’s second-largest city, and in Brussels.
6th December 2018FEATURES
Chinese Disney Workers Earn Just 1 Cent For Each $44 Ariel Doll They Make By Gethin Chamberlain

Chinese Disney Workers Earn Just 1 Cent For Each $44 Ariel Doll They Make

The hugely popular Disney Ariel Doll has very humble beginnings, and we're talking about the Chinese workers illegally long working hours for just 1 cent per $44 doll made. An undercover investigation has exposed the Wah Tung factory in Heyuan, were staff alleged to work 175 hours of overtime in one month. Excited children across the globe will be asking for the pour n Ariel doll – Disney’s answer to the Little Mermaid. The upsetting part is Santa's elves did not make them in the north pole. The dolls were made in the city of Heyuan, by people working to exhaustion and for wages too low to support a family.

Latest News→

More News→
More News→
More News→
More News→
More News→
More News→
More News→
More News→
More News→
More News→
More News→
More News→
More News→
More News→
More News→
More News→
More News→
More News→
More News→
More News→
More News→
More News→
More News→
More News→

Follow Neon Nettle

Popular in the Community

Latest News

View All News

Latest Features

View All Features

Latest Entertainment

© 2018 Neon Nettle All Rights Reserved.

BOOKMARK US