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from ACLJ (American Center for Law and Justice)
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from AMAC - The Association of Mature American Citizens
Here Comes the ObamaCare Tax Avalanche
The myth and the lies of Mao Zedong still oppress China
The great statesman deflates the rhetoric surrounding the figure of the Great Helmsman revealing his crimes and the pursuit of world supremacy at all costs. The millions of deaths in the Great Leap Forward and the blood spilled by the Cultural Revolution, the oppression of intellectuals, the ban on peasants’ possession of land, and on trade unions for the workers. The myth of Mao resists and is supported by the current leadership because it guarantees absolute power. The painful and ruthless analysis of Bao Tong, a former collaborator of Zhao Ziyang, for years in prison and under house arrest for having sided against the Tiananmen massacre.
Israel frees 26 Palestinian prisoners, but legalizes 20 settlements in the West Bank
Prisoners release took place overnight. Shortly before the release, Israel passed a bill to legalize 20 settlements in the Jordan Valley, home to around 15 thousand settlers.
15 children die in Bangladesh cold snap
Unusual cold snap hits poorest in Northern districts: Caritas and Society of St. Vincent de ' Paul launch a collection of warm clothes to donate to the needy. Hospitals and clinics full, but temperatures continues to drop.
from AsiaNews
The myth and the lies of Mao Zedong still oppress China
The great statesman deflates the rhetoric surrounding the figure of the Great Helmsman revealing his crimes and the pursuit of world supremacy at all costs. The millions of deaths in the Great Leap Forward and the blood spilled by the Cultural Revolution, the oppression of intellectuals, the ban on peasants’ possession of land, and on trade unions for the workers. The myth of Mao resists and is supported by the current leadership because it guarantees absolute power. The painful and ruthless analysis of Bao Tong, a former collaborator of Zhao Ziyang, for years in prison and under house arrest for having sided against the Tiananmen massacre.
Israel frees 26 Palestinian prisoners, but legalizes 20 settlements in the West Bank
Prisoners release took place overnight. Shortly before the release, Israel passed a bill to legalize 20 settlements in the Jordan Valley, home to around 15 thousand settlers.
Unusual cold snap hits poorest in Northern districts: Caritas and Society of St. Vincent de ' Paul launch a collection of warm clothes to donate to the needy. Hospitals and clinics full, but temperatures continues to drop.
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from Bloomberg
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from CNSNews.com (& NewsBusters)
The Twenty-Sixth Annual Awards for the Year's Worst Reporting
Welcome to the Media Research Center's annual awards issue, a compilation of the most outrageous and/or humorous news media quotes from 2013 (December 2012 through November 2013).
MSNBC Panel Mocks Romney's Adopted Black Grandchild; Apologies Follow
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from Columbia Basin Herald
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from Conservative Outfitters
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from The Daily Caller
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Wet weather may have helped to quell 2013 wildfire season
The amount of U.S. land burned by wildfires during 2013 was 41% lower than the 10-year average, according to preliminary estimates.
Why are some foods considered lucky for New Year’s?
Ancient City Discovered Underwater
from EarthSky
Wet weather may have helped to quell 2013 wildfire season
The amount of U.S. land burned by wildfires during 2013 was 41% lower than the 10-year average, according to preliminary estimates.
Why are some foods considered lucky for New Year’s?
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from Facecrooks
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from The Farmacy (& Strawbale City)
An ancient Egyptian city found 6.5 km off of modern Egypt’s coastline reveals fascinating relics of Heracleion, also known as Thonis.
70-Year-Old Looks 30, Reveals Fountain of Youth
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70-Year-Old Looks 30, Reveals Fountain of Youth
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from The Federalist Papers
A Victory For The Gun Controllers
A federal judge has upheld most of New York’s new gun control law, one of the strictest in the nation, rejecting arguments that its bans on large-capacity magazines and the sale of some semi-automatic rifles violate Second Amendment rights.
Nation’s leading gun grabber Bloomberg leaves office today, protected by firearms!
Ronald Reagan’s A Time For Choosing Speech – One Of His Greatest!
American Citizens Refusing To Submit To DHS Checkpoints…And Getting Away With It
Ronald Reagan’s A Time For Choosing Speech – One Of His Greatest!
American Citizens Refusing To Submit To DHS Checkpoints…And Getting Away With It
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from Fox News
Duck Dynasty's Willie Robertson: 'We're Glad to Be Back to Work'
Barbara Bush remains hospitalized as Obamas offer well wishes
Sebelius: No more ObamaCare delays
Reporter Passes Out During Live Shot, Continues Interview!
Double Lung Transplant Recipient Sarah Murnaghan Welcomes 2014
Caught on Camera: The Five Most Unbelievable Videos of 2013
Barbara Bush remains hospitalized as Obamas offer well wishes
Sebelius: No more ObamaCare delays
Reporter Passes Out During Live Shot, Continues Interview!
Double Lung Transplant Recipient Sarah Murnaghan Welcomes 2014
Caught on Camera: The Five Most Unbelievable Videos of 2013
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from The Heritage Foundation
The 5 Most Watched Videos of 2013
These 13 Tax Increases Hit in 2013
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from iFIBRE ONE News
iFIBER One News reviews some of the top stories from 2013
Video of celebrations across the world for the 2014 New Year
Soap Lake suffers rash of vandalism
Moses Lake police reveal deceased's name from Monday police shooting
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As Persecution Of Christians Intensifies, Freedom Of Thought Is At Risk
A new report has highlighted the restriction on freedom of thought across the Middle East. This is a crucial part of the restriction of religious freedom and persecution of Christians across the region. Religious freedom is seen as a “canary in a coal mine” in identifying restrictions on other fundamental rights and freedoms – including the freedom of thought.
Twelve Christians Brutally Murdered by Boko Haram Militants in Northern Nigeria
Slaughter of Christians Continues to be Part of Boko Haram’s Strategy
International Christian Concern (ICC) has learned that twelve Christians were brutally murdered by suspected Boko Haram militants in northern Nigeria over the weekend. According to reports, these Christians were killed in two attacks on separate Christian villages in Nigeria’s Muslim majority state of Borno.
Twelve Christians Killed in Latest String of Boko Haram Attacks in Nigeria
Twelve people were killed over the weekend as Boko Haram attacked two separate Christians villages. According to reports, these attacks followed a televised message from Boko Haram's leader claiming that their war was a religious war and that Christians were the enemy. Boko Haram has been fighting the Nigerian government in northern Nigeria for four year in an attempt to establish a separate Islamic state where it can impose its fundamentalist brand of Sharia law. As a part of the groups overall strategy, Christians are attacked and killed in an attempt to purify northern Nigeria's population. Please pray for these persecuted Christians.
French Priest held by Boko Haram Released in Cameroon
A French preist kidnapped by Islamic militants on November 13 was released in Cameron after six weeks in captivity. Shortly after the priest was abducted, Boko Haram claimed responsibility for the kidnapping. Boko Haram has been fighting a large scale insurgency in northern Nigeria in an attempted to establish a separate Islamic state. As a part of its strategy, Boko Haram has violently attacked Christians to purify the population living in northern Nigeria. It is not known why Boko Haram released the priest on Tuesday, but he is in good health and good spirits.
Hindu Nationalist Party in Nepal Splits Up
On Monday, December 30, the RPP-N announced its formal split following elections that were held in November. RPP-N were a right-wing nationalist party that wanted to re-establish Nepal's monarchy and declare Nepal a Hindu states. Christians living in Nepal feared their rise to power because they have witnessed the violence unleashed on Christian in India where Hindu nationalist parties, like RPP-N, have taken over. Now that they party has split, it is less likely they will take control of Nepal in the near future.
from International Christian Concern
(PERSECUTION.org)
As Persecution Of Christians Intensifies, Freedom Of Thought Is At Risk
A new report has highlighted the restriction on freedom of thought across the Middle East. This is a crucial part of the restriction of religious freedom and persecution of Christians across the region. Religious freedom is seen as a “canary in a coal mine” in identifying restrictions on other fundamental rights and freedoms – including the freedom of thought.
Twelve Christians Brutally Murdered by Boko Haram Militants in Northern Nigeria
Slaughter of Christians Continues to be Part of Boko Haram’s Strategy
International Christian Concern (ICC) has learned that twelve Christians were brutally murdered by suspected Boko Haram militants in northern Nigeria over the weekend. According to reports, these Christians were killed in two attacks on separate Christian villages in Nigeria’s Muslim majority state of Borno.
Twelve Christians Killed in Latest String of Boko Haram Attacks in Nigeria
Twelve people were killed over the weekend as Boko Haram attacked two separate Christians villages. According to reports, these attacks followed a televised message from Boko Haram's leader claiming that their war was a religious war and that Christians were the enemy. Boko Haram has been fighting the Nigerian government in northern Nigeria for four year in an attempt to establish a separate Islamic state where it can impose its fundamentalist brand of Sharia law. As a part of the groups overall strategy, Christians are attacked and killed in an attempt to purify northern Nigeria's population. Please pray for these persecuted Christians.
French Priest held by Boko Haram Released in Cameroon
A French preist kidnapped by Islamic militants on November 13 was released in Cameron after six weeks in captivity. Shortly after the priest was abducted, Boko Haram claimed responsibility for the kidnapping. Boko Haram has been fighting a large scale insurgency in northern Nigeria in an attempted to establish a separate Islamic state. As a part of its strategy, Boko Haram has violently attacked Christians to purify the population living in northern Nigeria. It is not known why Boko Haram released the priest on Tuesday, but he is in good health and good spirits.
Hindu Nationalist Party in Nepal Splits Up
On Monday, December 30, the RPP-N announced its formal split following elections that were held in November. RPP-N were a right-wing nationalist party that wanted to re-establish Nepal's monarchy and declare Nepal a Hindu states. Christians living in Nepal feared their rise to power because they have witnessed the violence unleashed on Christian in India where Hindu nationalist parties, like RPP-N, have taken over. Now that they party has split, it is less likely they will take control of Nepal in the near future.
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from The Jerusalem Post
US official: Kerry to push for permanent peace agreement by April
Kerry hopes to intensify talks further, bridge gaps on core issues with framework agreement, State Department official says.
Person of the year in regional affairs: Gen. Abdel Fattah al-Sisi
In 2013, Sisi stood up to domestic and international opposition to wrestle power over Egypt from the Muslim Brotherhood.
Analysis: Ya'alon reveals why he rejected US security proposals
No amount of drones or satellites can replace boots on the ground or stop Palestinian incitement to hatred, defense minister tells US Secretary of State John Kerry and his aides. "The principal problem is education. If in Nablus and Jenin they continue to educate the young generation as it is being educated today, to idolize terrorism and jihad, and that the Jewish people have no right to this land, if this is how they’re educated, than technology stops nothing,” he said. “If the education does not change, we’ll have the same pressure from the inside. And then there will be a Hamastan in Judea and Samaria, like in Gaza. It’ll hurt us, it’ll hurt Jordan and it’ll hurt other interests in the area.”
New coalition bill seeks to limit terrorist releases
Legislation would allow court to stop president from pardoning murderers with nationalist motivation.
Court convicts second of Asher Palmer's murderers
Ali Saada, along with Waal al-Arjeh, killed Asher Palmer and his baby son Yonatan in 2011 by throwing rocks at their vehicle.
B’Tselem: IDF violence against Palestinians down in Gaza, but up in West Bank
Increase in West Bank violence by 238% compared to 2012; report did not analyze the reasons for the rise in West Bank fatalities or the drop in the Gaza deaths.
Our World: Empowering Palestinians who reject Israel’s right to exist
"Today a core goal of US Middle East policy is to secure the release of Palestinian mass murderers from Israeli prisons."
Prisoner release: A painful, uncredited step
Israel is taking a heart-wrenching step in releasing terrorists but doesn’t get anywhere close to the rightful credit it deserves for this in the international arena.
Wiesenthal releases 'Top Ten 2013 anti-Semitic, anti-Israel slurs' list
The Simon Wiesenthal Center announced on Monday its 2013 top-10 list of anti-Semitic and anti-Israel slurs, giving the top two slots to the leaders of Iran and Turkey.
1. Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei; 2. Turkey’s Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan; 3. Richard Falk, UN Special Rapporteur for the Palestinian Territories; 4. Boycott Divestment Sanctions Movement/American Studies Association/Roger Waters/The United Church of Canada; 5. Jobbik: Hungarian rightist party; 6. Hitler as a hero: Lebanese pop star Najwa Karam/ Dutch social worker, Mehmet Sahin/ Yusuf al Qaradawi of the Muslim Brotherhood/Saudi poet Muhammad al Farraj; 7. French cartoonist Zeon; 8. The Pine Bush, NY school district; 9. The Power of the poison pen: Alice Walker/Max Blumenthal; 10. European sports venues/NBA player Tony Parker.
Morocco plays with anti-normalization
A parliamentary proposal that would ban normalization with Israel has progressed further than expected.
PM says peace deal must take into account Israel's 'settlement interests'
Netanyahu blasts PA for receiving freed terrorists as "heroes;" Kerry to meet PM, Abbas to work on "guidelines for permanent status."
Settler leaders: Washington understands the Jordan Valley must remain in Israeli hands
Area’s Regional Council head tells 'The Jerusalem Post' “the Americans cannot say this, because it would destroy the negotiations.”
Kerry hopes to intensify talks further, bridge gaps on core issues with framework agreement, State Department official says.
Person of the year in regional affairs: Gen. Abdel Fattah al-Sisi
In 2013, Sisi stood up to domestic and international opposition to wrestle power over Egypt from the Muslim Brotherhood.
Analysis: Ya'alon reveals why he rejected US security proposals
No amount of drones or satellites can replace boots on the ground or stop Palestinian incitement to hatred, defense minister tells US Secretary of State John Kerry and his aides. "The principal problem is education. If in Nablus and Jenin they continue to educate the young generation as it is being educated today, to idolize terrorism and jihad, and that the Jewish people have no right to this land, if this is how they’re educated, than technology stops nothing,” he said. “If the education does not change, we’ll have the same pressure from the inside. And then there will be a Hamastan in Judea and Samaria, like in Gaza. It’ll hurt us, it’ll hurt Jordan and it’ll hurt other interests in the area.”
New coalition bill seeks to limit terrorist releases
Legislation would allow court to stop president from pardoning murderers with nationalist motivation.
Court convicts second of Asher Palmer's murderers
Ali Saada, along with Waal al-Arjeh, killed Asher Palmer and his baby son Yonatan in 2011 by throwing rocks at their vehicle.
B’Tselem: IDF violence against Palestinians down in Gaza, but up in West Bank
Increase in West Bank violence by 238% compared to 2012; report did not analyze the reasons for the rise in West Bank fatalities or the drop in the Gaza deaths.
Our World: Empowering Palestinians who reject Israel’s right to exist
"Today a core goal of US Middle East policy is to secure the release of Palestinian mass murderers from Israeli prisons."
Prisoner release: A painful, uncredited step
Israel is taking a heart-wrenching step in releasing terrorists but doesn’t get anywhere close to the rightful credit it deserves for this in the international arena.
Wiesenthal releases 'Top Ten 2013 anti-Semitic, anti-Israel slurs' list
The Simon Wiesenthal Center announced on Monday its 2013 top-10 list of anti-Semitic and anti-Israel slurs, giving the top two slots to the leaders of Iran and Turkey.
1. Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei; 2. Turkey’s Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan; 3. Richard Falk, UN Special Rapporteur for the Palestinian Territories; 4. Boycott Divestment Sanctions Movement/American Studies Association/Roger Waters/The United Church of Canada; 5. Jobbik: Hungarian rightist party; 6. Hitler as a hero: Lebanese pop star Najwa Karam/ Dutch social worker, Mehmet Sahin/ Yusuf al Qaradawi of the Muslim Brotherhood/Saudi poet Muhammad al Farraj; 7. French cartoonist Zeon; 8. The Pine Bush, NY school district; 9. The Power of the poison pen: Alice Walker/Max Blumenthal; 10. European sports venues/NBA player Tony Parker.
Morocco plays with anti-normalization
A parliamentary proposal that would ban normalization with Israel has progressed further than expected.
PM says peace deal must take into account Israel's 'settlement interests'
Netanyahu blasts PA for receiving freed terrorists as "heroes;" Kerry to meet PM, Abbas to work on "guidelines for permanent status."
Settler leaders: Washington understands the Jordan Valley must remain in Israeli hands
Area’s Regional Council head tells 'The Jerusalem Post' “the Americans cannot say this, because it would destroy the negotiations.”
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from KHQ Local News (Spokane)
Potential Quake Hazard In Spokane Area
Preliminary interpretations of a recent geophysical survey confirm the presence of earthquake faults and reveal the possibility of previously unknown faults beneath the greater Spokane area.
South Hill Rapist Kevin Coe Trying Again For Release
Which New Laws Will Go Into Effect At Midnight?
Moses Lake Officer Fatally Shoots Man
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from KING 5 (Seattle)
Body clock may be to blame when tots fight sleep
Boeing mails letter to Machinists ahead of vote
Brewpub owner sends $6 check, sarcastic letter to Starbucks
Work around Bertha causes viaduct to sink slightly
Boeing mails letter to Machinists ahead of vote
Brewpub owner sends $6 check, sarcastic letter to Starbucks
Work around Bertha causes viaduct to sink slightly
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from KIRO 7 Eyewitness News (Seattle)
New photos from Mount Etna eruption
Mt. Etna, Europe's most active volcano, erupted yesterday --- and the photos are amazing.
Colorado readies for 'Green Wednesday' pot sales
Mt. Etna, Europe's most active volcano, erupted yesterday --- and the photos are amazing.
Colorado readies for 'Green Wednesday' pot sales
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from KOMO News (Seattle)
Supreme Court justice delays health law's birth control mandate
Machinists chief behind contract vote once called pensions 'sacred'
Pit bull attacks, kills Ore. woman's 'hearing ear dog'
The most read stories on KOMONews.com for 2013
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from KREM 2 News (Spokane)
Brewpub owner sends $6 check, sarcastic letter to Starbucks
Community steps in after thieves steal from sick teen
A 15-year-old boy has been in the hospital over the holidays. The boy's community put out a donation jar at a store to help with medical bills. A couple came into the store and stole the jar. But after some scrutiny from the community, they returned it...with an added donation.
First Night Spokane expects 35,000 to ring in the New Year
Washington ranked 9th in volunteering
'Selfie,' 'twerk' top school's annoying word list
Dozens of fans turned away at GU game with fake tickets
U.S. light bulb ban ignites buying bonanza
Life support extended for girl declared brain dead
Future of Spokane's IMAX theater is up in the air
Moses Lake officer shoots and kills suspect
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from KXLY 4 News (Spokane)
Edible fireworks show and a drag queen drop
Cities around the world were hosting some of the most amazing celebrations ever. Edible confetti raining over London? Check. How about 400,000 pyrotechnics exploding over Dubai? That happened, too. And let's not forget that the new year also means bizarre new laws. Here's what people experienced across the globe.
SCRAPS takes over animal control services from Spokanimal
Stocks: Stellar year ends on a high note
The Dow Jones industrial average ended at an all-time high for the 52nd time this year. The S&P 500 also ended at a record high. The Nasdaq settled at its highest level in 13 years.
The Top 10 Stories Of 2013
Stolen computers, World of Warcraft, thousands of credit cards hacked, Shell 77, Chanin Starbuck, Josie Freier, Mackenzie Mott and Delbert Belton. These were among the top 10 stories of 2013 on KXLY.com.
Russian police detain dozens after attacks
Death toll from attacks rise to 34
Recreational pot for sale in Colorado Jan. 1
Taxes on pot expected to bring state $67 million a year
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from LiveScience
10 Coolest Archaeology Discoveries of 2013
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from Money Talks News
The 25 Percent Budget Strategy
Our 10 Most Popular Stories of 2013
25 Things Babies Born in 2014 May Never Know
Ask Stacy: The Most-Asked Questions of 2013
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from Mother Nature Network
10 oddest items dropped on New Year's Eve
Move over Times Square glitter ball — the rest of the country
has far stranger things to drop on Dec. 31.
Good luck food for New Year's Day
From black-eyed peas to long noodles, here are the foods you will want on your table this New Year's Day.
7 tiny homes that celebrate simple living
From high-tech transformer apartments to tiny houses in the woods, these tiny houses will demolish your desire for a mansion.
Benefits of drinking water
We take you through six reasons why you'll want to make sure you drink enough water.
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from National Journal
John Boehner Had the Best Year in Washington
The much doubted speaker quelled an uprising, beat the outside groups, and emerged looking more reasonable (and powerful) than any other leader.
Is this a spoof? Nope. Just another example of ruling class cheerleaders trying to prop up the ruling class. Johnny Boehner is a disaster and he needs to go. - Mark Levin
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from National Review
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from Natural Society
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from New York Daily News
MSNBC host Melissa Harris-Perry apologizes for attack on Mitt Romney's adopted black grandson
Sarah Palin slammed the 'lamestream media' for an MSNBC segment on Melissa Harris-Perry’s show mocking Mitt Romney’s adopted black grandson. The host apologized Tuesday for causing offense. This marks the second time the cable network has been criticized for a personal attack against a Republican personality.
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from New York Times
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from NPR
The Metrodome’s final months, in animated GIFs
Why a Seattle architect is giving up designing million-dollar homes to help the homeless
Subaru-Sized Foam Spud Ready For Idaho's New Year's Eve Potato Drop
Rose Bowl at 100: 7 quirky things you didn't know, plus archival photos
Investigation: Missouri's Execution Drug Source Raises Legal, Ethical Questions
Missouri's Execution Drug Source Not Licensed to Sell Drugs in Missouri.
Take Four Minutes To Reflect On Your Place In The Cosmos
Welcome the New Year with an animation of Carl Sagan's meditation on Earth's place in the cosmos.
The Other 'F Word': Brewer Responds To Starbucks Over Beer Name
Animal Loses Head But Remembers Everything
If you cut the head off this worm, not only will the body grow a new head -- the head will grow a new worm.
Science: A Laughing Matter?
A neutron walks into a bar and asks, "How much for a drink?"
The bartender says, "For you, no charge."
At Long Last, Female Ski Jumpers Can Go For Olympic Gold
Doctors And Teens Both Avoid Talking About Sex And Sexuality
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from NWCN
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from One Minute Healings
6 Tips How to Cure a Migraine the Natural Way
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from Q13Fox News (KCPQ Seattle)
Boeing workers get mixed messages days before crucial union vote
Law enforcement will be out on New Year’s Eve
Troopers say New Year's Eve has more DUIs than any other night.
Airport workers excluded from wage hike rally for $15 an hour
Starbucks goes after pub for ‘Frappicino Beer;’ pub sends $6
More than 2 million covered under Obamacare
Most clicked stories of 2013: From Morgan Freeman snoozing to the Skagit River Bridge collapse, we had it all
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from The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Top 20 stories in the first year of legal marijuana
(photo galleries and videos)
Out with the old, in with the new
What came and went in Seattle in 2013
Poll: Republicans doubt the Theory of Evolution
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from The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Top 20 stories in the first year of legal marijuana
(photo galleries and videos)
Out with the old, in with the new
What came and went in Seattle in 2013
Poll: Republicans doubt the Theory of Evolution
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from Space.com (& CollectSpace)
Big Space Missions to Watch in 2014
NASA New Year's Eve: Astronauts Will Ring in 2014 from Times Square
6 Biggest Space Science Discoveries of 2013
NASA's Orion Space Capsule Inches Closer to 2014 Test Flight
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from Sunny Skyz
Advanced Imaging Reveals An Ancient Computer Thousands Of Years Ahead Of Its Time. We Continue To Underestimate Our Ancestors
Love And Happiness Is A Total Body Experience. Scientists Map Emotions Of The Human Body
Funniest News Bloopers Of 2013. I Almost Fell Out Of My Chair Laughing
NASA New Year's Eve: Astronauts Will Ring in 2014 from Times Square
6 Biggest Space Science Discoveries of 2013
NASA's Orion Space Capsule Inches Closer to 2014 Test Flight
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from The Spokesman-Review
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from Sunny Skyz
Advanced Imaging Reveals An Ancient Computer Thousands Of Years Ahead Of Its Time. We Continue To Underestimate Our Ancestors
Love And Happiness Is A Total Body Experience. Scientists Map Emotions Of The Human Body
Funniest News Bloopers Of 2013. I Almost Fell Out Of My Chair Laughing
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from Truth Theory
[Information from this site may not be reliable.]
Young man, be aware of these four good-hearted friends: the helper, the friend who endures in good times and bad, the mentor, and the compassionate friend.
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from USA Today
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from The Washington Post
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from The Washington Times
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from The Wenatchee World
Hospital disregarded bidding laws
North Valley Hospital in Tonasket violated state laws that require public entities to formally bid large construction projects, the state Auditor’s Office found.
Man fired over $1.69 fruit pie files lawsuit
David Greer, a 21-year Bridgeport city employee who was fired in April for pocketing a cherry pie snack, filed a lawsuit against the city for wrongful discharge Dec. 12.
Sidewalk smoke issue still hangs over hospital neighborhood
Smoking on the edges of the Central Washington Hospital campus continues to bother people whose houses abut the property.
North Valley Hospital in Tonasket violated state laws that require public entities to formally bid large construction projects, the state Auditor’s Office found.
Man fired over $1.69 fruit pie files lawsuit
David Greer, a 21-year Bridgeport city employee who was fired in April for pocketing a cherry pie snack, filed a lawsuit against the city for wrongful discharge Dec. 12.
Sidewalk smoke issue still hangs over hospital neighborhood
Smoking on the edges of the Central Washington Hospital campus continues to bother people whose houses abut the property.
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