A Utah man faces criminal charges after allegedly threatening to kill President Donald Trump, according to an indictment filed Wednesday.
The Midvale, Utah man is accused of making threats against the President while the nation's Commander in Chief was visiting the Beehive State last month to sign proclamations that slashed the size of Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments.
The indictment alleges Dominguez submitted the following messages and others via an online tip line to police:
"I'm a Navy Seal. .. I woke up and decided going to kill the president Donald Trump today. Please forgive me and then I will die by suicide by cop.”
"I'm going to kill the sexist racist homophobic President Trump today. Nothing you can do to save President Trump nor stop me pigs.”
The Justice Department statement says that later the same month, Dominguez used an internet tip line to send more threats, including the one to hurt people at a movie theater with firearms or explosives and then to harm police officers responding to the scene.
Dominguez was apprehended after he was spotted in the vicinity of the movie complex.
Police said that several items of jewellery were stolen from a case at the exhibition at the Doge's Palace on Wednesday morning.
Two thieves got away with earrings and a brooch on the final day of a four-month exhibition of 270 items showcasing five centuries of Indian craftsmanship.
Chief police commissioner Vito Gagliardi said. "We are clearly dealing here with two skilled professionals who managed to pull off their feat despite all the display rooms being fitted with technologically highly sophisticated (alarm) systems."
Venice police noted that since the items are so unique they will be nearly impossible to sell on the market.
The collection was assembled by Sheikh Hamad bin Abdullah Al Thani and now belongs to Qatar's ruling family.
Scientists have long linked alcohol to certain diseases, but a new study has highlighted the serious impact of drinking alcohol, pointing out that there is a "direct relationship" between drinking alcohol and cancer.
A study conducted at the University of Cambridge revealed that alcohol destroys the DNA found in stem cells in the body, after the scientists injected rats with diluted alcohol, according to Reuters.
Professor KJ Patel said: "When drinking alcohol, the body analyzes it and converts it into energy that accumulates in the form of a toxin that attacks DNA in a ferocious manner, and destroys the genetic data, which represents the basic component of life".
He also added: "When we got rid of that enzyme in mice, a small percentage of alcohol was capable of causing significant destruction in blood-producing cells".
He pointed out that there are changes in the chromosomes found in the blood that was produced from those cells, which is important because these chromosomes (DNA) is the main reason that "aging" cells turn into cancer cells.
The study showed that alcoholic drinks increase the risk of breast cancer and bowel cancer, as well as 5 other types of cancer.
An earthquake measuring 4.4 on the Richter scale hit the city of San Francisco, California, on Wednesday morning, without immediate reports of casualties.
The United States Geological Survey’s confirmed that the epicenter of the earthquake was centered near the Berkeley-Oakland boundary.
There were no immediate reports of damage in the area, the state Governor's Office of Emergency Services said.
'Star Wars: The Last Jedi', the latest movie of the famous Star Wars series, exceeded $ 1 billion worldwide in less than three weeks.
“Star Wars: The Last Jedi” pulled in $120.4 million globally on the New Year’s Eve weekend with $52.4 million at 4,232 domestic venues and $68 million internationally during the Friday-Sunday period.
Star Wars: The Last Jedi is now the No. 1 movie of 2017 at the domestic box office. While, Avatar Movie (2009) is still holds the record for the world's largest global revenue with $ 2.7 billion.
“Star Wars: The Last Jedi” has also topped Disney’s “Beauty and the Beast,” which grossed $504 million in North America, for the top domestic spot among 2017 releases. It’s the fourth 2017 title pass $1 billion worldwide, along with “Beauty and the Beast” at $1.26 billion, “The Fate of the Furious” at $1.24 billion, and “Despicable Me 3” at $1.03 billion.
A New Year's Eve celebration turned into a tragedy after a 16-year-old American teenager killed his parents, sister and guest before midnight.
The teenager used Century Arms semi-automatic rifle shortly before midnight New Year, Sunday, in New Jersey, and was arrested without any resistance.
The authorities indicated that they still do not yet have any explanation for this horrible crime, as reported by France-Presse.
The police received a report at 23:43 pm on Sunday that there was shooting at a house in Long Branch, about 90 km south of New York in New Jersey.
Monmouth County prosecutor Chris Gramiccioni said: "The teen, identified by local media as Scott Kologi, killed his father, Steven Kologi, 44, mother, Linda Kologi 42 sister, Brittany Kologi 18, and a family friend called Mary Schultz, a seventy-year-old".
The teen's grandfather and brother were not targeted and left the home unharmed.
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British scientists have found that those suffering from obesity and subsequent health risks, such as diabetes, cancer and high blood pressure, are less susceptible to tension and nervousness.
The scientists concluded this conclusion after studying the largest genetic database in the UK.
Scientists from the University of Bristol said their findings were not conclusive, although it was accepted among experts, particularly as it was observed that those with high burn rate, are more prone to anxiety and depression.
"People who are malnourished find it hard to contain their feelings," said researcher Dasha Nichols. What came out of the study that obese people were happier did not surprise her.
Britain has the highest rates of obesity, as it is the highest country in the European Union in the injury of its citizens to the health problem, which affects 30 percent of women, and about 27 percent of men.
Microsoft's attempts to be strong in the smartphone market have been hit hard after its founder, Bill Gates, said he was currently using an Android phone instead of Windows.
Gates said in an interview with Fox News, "Recently," turned to use of an Android phone. "
While Gates refused to disclose specifically the exact phone model and the manufacturer, he confirmed that he uses many Microsoft applications on the new phone.
Gates also said during the interview that he does not use any iPhone as an alternative phone to Android.
Microsoft has failed in recent years in recording a significant presence in the market of smart phones running the system "Windows", especially with the dominance of Google's Android system on the smartphone market around the world.
Google celebrated the 19th anniversary of its most popular search engine. The idea of Google began as a research project at Stanford University, and today it is one of the largest and most lucrative tech company in the world.
