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Court to Rule After Trump Admin. Blocks Undocumented Teen’s Abortion
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FROM NBCNEWS : WASHINGTON — A 17-year-old who came to the U.S. illegally in September is challenging a Trump administration policy that has blocked her from getting an abortion while she...
Three men charged after protesters shot at following Richard Spencer speech
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Tyler Tenbrink and brothers William and Colton Fears charged in Florida All three white nationalists were also present at Charlottesville rally After an incident that occurred less than...
Woman Checks Her Full-Grown Horse into Kentucky Hotel Room
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Lindsey Partridge, a horse trainer from Canada, recently tested the pet policy of a hotel in Georgetwon, Kentucky, by trying to check her 5-year-old thoroughbred into her room. Believe it or not,...
Foursquare data reveals the most popular fast-food chain in every state — and America has a clear winner
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Boy looking at the results i I ever start a fast food restaurant chain i am goi g to get the left to declare a boycott. Best. Fast food in america by state
Police Stop Terrorist Plan That Targeted Florida Grade Schools
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Authorities in Florida raided a Tampa-area home expecting to find child pornography. Instead, they uncovered an arsenal that included 20 guns, 15 knives, 2,300 rounds of ammunition, a baseball...
Remembering the 1993 World Trade Center bombing
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Families gather at Ground Zero to remember victims of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing days after blind sheikh who plotted the attack dies behind bars Memorial ceremony was held in...
College Removes Weight Scale From Campus Gym After Students Call it ‘Triggering’
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Canada’s Carleton University removed the weight scale from its campus gym after several students complained about being “triggered” by it. A sign has been put up in place of the scale,...
The Most Important SCOTUS Order This Week Concerns A Case It Didn’t Take
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9 years ago
On Monday, the Supreme Court added four new cases to its docket, none of which captured the attention of political pundits or the populace at large. Even less noticed—yet potentially more...
Sally Jones: UK punk singer who became leading Isis recruiter
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Woman reportedly killed in US airstrike convinced hundreds of women to join her fighting for Islamic State Photograph: The Guardian Sally Jones converted to Islam and travelled to Syria...
Morocco arrests 11 suspects linked to ISIS
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Fez, Morocco: Zaouia Moulay Idriss II. Considered one of the medina’s most holy shrines, Zaouia Moulay Idriss II is dedicated to the founder of Fez and ruler of Morocco from 807 to 828....
Mercury is an overlooked component of air pollution. Here are 5 offenders, and some ways to clear the air.
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Warnings about mercury in fish and seafood have gotten plenty of attention in recent years. But where does all that mercury come from in the first place? Apparently, the largest sources of...
At least 35 Egyptian police officers killed in shootout in Giza
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The militants tried to flee after the exchange of fire and continued to fire at a second security unit called from atop buildings. (File Photo: Reuters) Security sources say at least 35...
U.S. Reports a Major Milestone in Wind and Solar Power 10 percent of electricity generated in the country in March came from these
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10 percent of electricity generated in the country in March came from these renewables Ten percent of all of the electricity generated in the U.S. in March came from wind and solar power,...
Turkey Is Behaving like an Enemy Now
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Turkey, along with the American-Turkish relationship, is going so far off the rails so quickly right now that there’s no chance you’re aware of everything that’s going on unless you track it...
This Hipster Bar Only Lets in Genuine Hipsters
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9 years ago
You probably didn’t even know there was such a thing as a hipster-only bar, did you? Well, there is (sort of) and if you plan on getting in, you better grow a beard, put on some glasses and wear...
Frederica Wilson says John Kelly lied from the White House podium
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When White House Chief of Staff John Kelly condemned a Miami congresswoman on Thursday for sneering at President Donald Trump’s condolence call to a soldier’s widow, the retired general recalled...
Want to start a Dialogue on Gun Control? By Bruce Tarleton
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9 years ago
It’s the same old tired argument every time some lunatic gets his hand on a gun. We need more gun Control. We need more restrictions. We need to stop the senseless killings by controlling this...
U.S. envoy Haley: Russia interference in elections is 'warfare'
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9 years ago
Source: MSN/ReutersU.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley on Thursday described Russian interference in U.S. elections as "warfare." U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded that...
Cub Scout Booted From Den for Asking Lawmaker About Past Racist Comments
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SCOUT’S HONOR Cub Scout Booted From Den for Asking Lawmaker About Past Racist Comments A fifth-grader held a state senator to account for past remarks about African Americans—and then was...
How a Fart Became Berlin's Weirdest Policing Scandal
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9 years ago
Over the past 18 months, a crime scandal has been rocking Berlin. It’s one that so far has required the work of 23 officials, necessitated a court appearance, and, this week, provoked protests...
What do protests about Harry Potter books teach us?
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9 years ago
What justifies keeping some books out of the hands of young readers? On Monday, June 26, 2017, Harry James Potter — the world’s most famous wizard — will celebrate his 20th birthday. His many...
Shedding Light on Progressivism’s Dark Side
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9 years ago
The words “progress” and “progressive” evoke images of enlightened reformers selflessly promoting justice and overcoming ignorance and bigotry. I guarantee, however, that anyone who reads Thomas...
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