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Some sources may require subscription.
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from ABC News (& affiliates)
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from ACLJ (American Center for Law and Justice)
Extreme Pro-Abortion Senate Bill Would Eviscerate Over 200 Pro-Life Laws in America
The Accurate Title of Senator Blumenthal’s Radical Pro-Abortion Bill: The Kermit Gosnell Enabling Act of 2014
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from AMAC - The Association of Mature American Citizens
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from American Thinker
A Conversation with Dr. Ben Carson
"My mom never allowed herself to be a victim. She never allowed us to be victims. She never made excuses. She never expected excuses. I think that is a big part of why my brother and I are successful. He is a rocket scientist and I am a brain surgeon. We were not brought up dependent on government programs. What is much more compassionate is to provide people with a means to move out of poverty."
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from Ancestry.com
from The Atlantic
Working Mom Arrested for Letting Her 9-Year-Old Play Alone at Park
A South Carolina woman thought it was better than forcing her kid to sit at McDonald's all day. Now the state has taken custody.
from BBC News (UK)
Science minister has tough job to follow
Greg Clark has a tough act to follow as the new science and universities minister, commentators say.
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from The Blaze
Guess What the CBO is Saying About Obamacare and the Debt
‘Rep. Got Straight Up Belligerent’: Just Listen to What Happens When a Man Simply Tries to Cancel His Comcast Service
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from CBS News (& affiliates)
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from CNSNews.com (& MRC & NewsBusters)
Megyn Kelly Unloads on ABC for Softball Interview With Attorney General
NBC Reporter Acts As Hamas Spokesman, Denies Terror Group Uses Civilians As Human Shields
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from Columbia Basin Herald
Congressional candidates answer questions at forum
The forum drew Janéa Holmquist, Moses Lake, currently a senator in the Washington Legislature; Dan Newhouse, Yakima, a former state legislator and former director of the Department of Agriculture; Kennewick attorney George Cicotte; Eltopia farmer Clint Didier; Glen Stockwell, Ritzville and small business owner Gavin Seim, Ephrata.
Police find homemade bomb, drugs near Quincy grade school
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from EarthSky
Geologic map of planet Mars
What New Horizons might see when it reaches Pluto next July
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from East Oregonian
Diesel cleanup revs up
Bulldozers and dump trucks started rolling again this week at the site of one of the biggest diesel spills in Oregon history. The heavy equipment had gone quiet as contractors waited for payments from the Maverik convenience store chain’s insurance company. Almost 5,000 gallons of diesel spilled on Feb. 28 after a Maverik driver lost control of his fuel truck on Highway 37 after reportedly swerving to avoid a deer. A fuel trailer broke loose, tumbled down an embankment and spilled diesel onto land belonging to Hill Ranches just north of Pendleton.
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from Facecrooks (& Bitdefender)
from Forum for Middle East Understanding
(FFMU) (Shoebat.com)Obama Conspires To Control Republicans From Attacking His Muslim Jihadist Brother
Unilateral Gaza Ceasefire Collapses. Israeli Air Strikes Resume After Dozens Of Palestinian Rockets In Hours
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from Fox News (& affiliates)
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from The Guardian (UK)
Four-winged flying dinosaur unearthed in China
Newly discovered Changyuraptor yangi lived 125m years ago and was like 'a big turkey with a really long tail'
Five ministers departing David Cameron's team
It's farewell to Owen Paterson, Dominic Grieve, David Willetts, Damian Green and David Jones. But how did they do?
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from Heartland Institute
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from The Heritage Foundation
The U.S. Must Do Everything Possible to Undermine Hamas
Hamas starts wars it knows it can’t finish. It also knows full well that wars in a very small place put innocents at risk. And Hamas is fine with that. The Gaza Wars will continue until the Palestinian people purge themselves of the Hamas regime, throwing off the yoke of corruption, hate and economic repression.
Conservative Groups Respond to Liberal Criticism of Kansas Tax Cuts
Paul Ryan on Export-Import Bank: ‘I Want to Get Rid of It’
Government, Private Auditors Agree: Boeing Doesn’t Need Taxpayer Subsidies
What’s Next for Bergdahl
Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, the Army solider who was held by the Taliban for five years and released in May in exchange for five senior Taliban Guantanamo detainees, is now manning a desk while the Army decides what to do with him.
New CBO Report Projects the 10-Year Deficit at $9.6 Trillion as Spending Grows
Congress Thinks the Trillion Dollar Tourism Industry Needs Government Money
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from Huffington Post
[Information from this site may be unreliable.]
Conservative House Members Reject Sarah Palin's Call For Impeachment
Weird Newfound Dinosaur Had Four 'Wings' & Very Long Tail Feathers, Scientists Say
Pope Francis: Immigrant Children Must Be 'Welcomed And Protected'
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Conservative House Members Reject Sarah Palin's Call For Impeachment
Weird Newfound Dinosaur Had Four 'Wings' & Very Long Tail Feathers, Scientists Say
Pope Francis: Immigrant Children Must Be 'Welcomed And Protected'
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from iFIBER ONE News (WA)
Motorhome catches fire, starts brush on fire, causes I-90 to close
A fire closed Interstate 90 near Vantage for about two and a half hours Tuesday afternoon. A motorhome traveling on the interstate caught fire at about 1:45 p.m. sending sparks into the grass and brush along both sides of the road. Kittitas Valley Fire and Rescue and Kittitas County District 1 responded to the fire.
Dani Bolyard endorsed by Republican Liberty Caucus of Washington
State House of Representatives District 13 candidate Dani Bolyard was one of four candidates endorsed by the Republican Liberty Caucus of Washington, a conservative group.
Moses Lake man sentenced for attacking state trooper
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from The Independent (UK)
Israel-Gaza conflict: 80 per cent of Palestinians killed by Israeli strikes are civilians, UN report says
Almost 80 per cent of Palestinians killed in Gaza by Israeli bombardments have been civilians, the UN has said.
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from MEDIAite
from Money Talks News
Inheriting Real Estate? New Rules Protect You
10 Signs You Need to Update Your Car Insurance Policy
Ask Stacy: Can I Write My Own Will?
Sure, you can write your own will. But why would you?
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from National Geographic
Why the 67 Giant Snails Seized in L.A. Are Harmful
African giant land snails can wreak havoc on crops and pose a health risk, experts say.
Long Tail Feathers Adorned Four-Winged Dinosaur
In the process of adapting to flight, feathered dinosaurs also evolved a way to land safely, suggests a 125-million-year-old four-winged flier from China. A surprisingly long feathered tail on the ancient creature, scientists reported on Tuesday, served as a landing brake.
Storms Get Headlines, but Drought Is a Sneaky, Devastating Game-Changer
As California and the American West dry up, a way of life is threatened.
First of Its Kind Map Reveals Extent of Ocean Plastic
There's less than expected on the surface. Scientists are trying to find where in the ocean it's gone.
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from National Review
Rep. Maxine Waters Was Anti–Ex-Im before She Was 150 Percent for It
Illiberal Immigration ‘Reform’
People who call for “comprehensive immigration reform” seldom mean it.
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from Nature News and Comment
Scripps merger fiasco highlights US funding woes
Other independent biomedical research institutions have turned to private benefactors.
Sunflowers move to internal rhythm
Biological clock choreographs plants' daily pursuit of sunlight.
Landslide risks rise up agenda
Forum on deadly natural phenomena discusses use of simulation and hazard-mapping technologies.
Fresh blood for UK science as popular minister quits
Greg Clark, the minister for cities and local growth, will take over from the highly regarded David Willetts as universities and science minister.
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from NBC News (& affiliates)
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from NPR (& affiliates)
Comcast 'Embarrassed' By The Service Call Making Internet Rounds
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from NWCN (ID-OR-WA)
Life in prison, no parole for supremacist in NW killing spree
Voters could decide to chop California into 6 states
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from Pamela Geller (Atlas Shrugs)
86 the 99: Islamic State calls for killing of creator of Muslim comic “The 99″
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from Patheos
[Information from this site may be questionable.]ISIS Caliphate: Grab for Power or Religious Revival
[Education Channel]
Guantanamo Bay Detainees and the White House Iftar – Not in Our Name
[Muslim Channel]
No, I am not changing my Facebook profile picture to show solidarity with Gaza
[Muslim Channel]
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from Rare
Vietnam Veterans Memorial founder seeks to put faces to the names of fallen
Army Sgt. who looked for Bergdahl: He is absolutely a deserter
This one man’s recorded phone call with Comcast proves just how bad their customer service really is
Liberal woman tells Fox that we can be friends with al-Qaeda
Chris Matthews backs Rand Paul in a huge way
Once again, TSA proves its idiocy over the ever-confusing Washington, D.C. ID question
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from Religion News Service
from The Right Scoop
from RT (Russia Today)
(Russian government-supported propaganda channel)
BRICS establish $100bn bank and currency pool to cut out Western dominance
Nestle continues to sell bottled water sourced from California despite record drought
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BBC Fail on Acupuncture Documentary
[via NEUROLOGICAblog]
Evaluating Treatment Claims: A Primer
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from ScienceBlogs.com
Millennials and CAM use: Some depressing news
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Smallest Swiss cross: Made of 20 single atoms
The manipulation of atoms has reached a new level: Physicists were able to place 20 single atoms on a fully insulated surface at room temperature to form the smallest “Swiss cross”, thus taking a big step towards next generation atomic-scale storage devices.
Ötzi's non-human DNA: Opportunistic pathogen discovered in Iceman tissue biopsy
Ötzi’s human genome was decoded from a hip bone sample taken from the 5,300 year old mummy. However the tiny sample weighing no more than 0.1 g provides so much more information. A team of scientists analyzed the non-human DNA in the sample. They found evidence for the presence of Treponema denticola, an opportunistic pathogen involved in the development of periodontal disease.
Physicists detect process even rarer than the long-sought Higgs particle
Scientists running the ATLAS experiment at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), the world's largest and most powerful "atom smasher," report the first evidence of a process that can be used to test the mechanism by which the recently discovered Higgs particle imparts mass to other fundamental particles.
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Astronaut Celebrates Germany's World Cup Win from Space
Amazing World View Balloon Flight Video Reveals Stunning Look at Earth
On June 18, Arizona-based World View launched a scaled-down version of its balloon system to an altitude of nearly 23 miles (37 kilometers) during a test flight that originated in New Mexico. The new World View balloon video of that unmanned flight, which the company shared with Space.com today (July 15), reveals some spectacular views of Earth from the stratosphere.
Huge Meteorite on Mars Discovered by NASA's Curiosity Rover
Huge Space Telescope Needed to Seek Life on Alien Planets
Best Binoculars for Astronomy and Stargazing 2014
A nice pair of binoculars can reveal the wonders of the universe to seasoned stargazers and beginners alike.
Experimental Space Plane Designs Wanted by US Military
The U.S. military is moving ahead in its plan to develop a robotic space plane capable of launching payloads to orbit cheaply and efficiently. The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has awarded initial design contracts for its Experimental Spaceplane project, known as XS-1, to three different companies: Boeing, Masten Space Systems and Northrop Grumman, DARPA officials announced today (July 15).
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Brazilian who turned 126 years old last week could be oldest living person
A Brazilian man aged 126 years old is thought to be oldest living man ever documented, according to reports.
from ThatsNonsense.com
Keylogging software found in US Hotels
Law enforcement recently made several arrests after keylogging software was found installed on hotel PCs in Texas, in what is a reminder to be extra careful when using public access computers.
Congressional Budget Office downgrades fiscal outlook, but not because of debt
The outlook for the federal debt is still grim, the Congressional Budget Office reported Tuesday, and largely unchanged despite the rollout of Obamacare and a budget deal since its last projection were issued.
James MacGregor Burns, presidential historian and leadership scholar, dies at 95
James MacGregor Burns, one of the country’s preeminent political historians, who won the Pulitzer Prize for his 1970 study of Franklin D. Roosevelt and was instrumental in developing the inter-disciplinary field of leadership studies, died July 15 at his home in Williamstown, Mass. He was 95.
Obama executive actions seen as threat to Constitution
A prominent law professor and avowed supporter of the Obama White House will tell the House on Wednesday that the president has created one of the biggest constitutional crises in the country’s history and will endorse House Republicans’ effort to sue to rein him in.
Obamacare Misses Its Target on the Uninsured by Half
BRICS establish $100bn bank and currency pool to cut out Western dominance
Nestle continues to sell bottled water sourced from California despite record drought
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from Science-Based Medicine
BBC Fail on Acupuncture Documentary
[via NEUROLOGICAblog]
Evaluating Treatment Claims: A Primer
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from ScienceBlogs.com
Millennials and CAM use: Some depressing news
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from ScienceDaily
Smallest Swiss cross: Made of 20 single atoms
The manipulation of atoms has reached a new level: Physicists were able to place 20 single atoms on a fully insulated surface at room temperature to form the smallest “Swiss cross”, thus taking a big step towards next generation atomic-scale storage devices.
Ötzi's non-human DNA: Opportunistic pathogen discovered in Iceman tissue biopsy
Ötzi’s human genome was decoded from a hip bone sample taken from the 5,300 year old mummy. However the tiny sample weighing no more than 0.1 g provides so much more information. A team of scientists analyzed the non-human DNA in the sample. They found evidence for the presence of Treponema denticola, an opportunistic pathogen involved in the development of periodontal disease.
Physicists detect process even rarer than the long-sought Higgs particle
Scientists running the ATLAS experiment at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), the world's largest and most powerful "atom smasher," report the first evidence of a process that can be used to test the mechanism by which the recently discovered Higgs particle imparts mass to other fundamental particles.
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from Space.com (& CollectSpace)
Astronaut Celebrates Germany's World Cup Win from Space
Amazing World View Balloon Flight Video Reveals Stunning Look at Earth
On June 18, Arizona-based World View launched a scaled-down version of its balloon system to an altitude of nearly 23 miles (37 kilometers) during a test flight that originated in New Mexico. The new World View balloon video of that unmanned flight, which the company shared with Space.com today (July 15), reveals some spectacular views of Earth from the stratosphere.
Huge Meteorite on Mars Discovered by NASA's Curiosity Rover
Huge Space Telescope Needed to Seek Life on Alien Planets
Best Binoculars for Astronomy and Stargazing 2014
A nice pair of binoculars can reveal the wonders of the universe to seasoned stargazers and beginners alike.
Experimental Space Plane Designs Wanted by US Military
The U.S. military is moving ahead in its plan to develop a robotic space plane capable of launching payloads to orbit cheaply and efficiently. The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has awarded initial design contracts for its Experimental Spaceplane project, known as XS-1, to three different companies: Boeing, Masten Space Systems and Northrop Grumman, DARPA officials announced today (July 15).
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from The Spokesman-Review (Spokane, WA)
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from The Telegraph (UK)
Brazilian who turned 126 years old last week could be oldest living person
A Brazilian man aged 126 years old is thought to be oldest living man ever documented, according to reports.
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from ThatsNonsense.com
Keylogging software found in US Hotels
Law enforcement recently made several arrests after keylogging software was found installed on hotel PCs in Texas, in what is a reminder to be extra careful when using public access computers.
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from The Washington Examiner (DC)
Congressional Budget Office downgrades fiscal outlook, but not because of debt
The outlook for the federal debt is still grim, the Congressional Budget Office reported Tuesday, and largely unchanged despite the rollout of Obamacare and a budget deal since its last projection were issued.
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from The Washington Post (DC)
James MacGregor Burns, presidential historian and leadership scholar, dies at 95
James MacGregor Burns, one of the country’s preeminent political historians, who won the Pulitzer Prize for his 1970 study of Franklin D. Roosevelt and was instrumental in developing the inter-disciplinary field of leadership studies, died July 15 at his home in Williamstown, Mass. He was 95.
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from The Washington Times (DC)
Obama executive actions seen as threat to Constitution
A prominent law professor and avowed supporter of the Obama White House will tell the House on Wednesday that the president has created one of the biggest constitutional crises in the country’s history and will endorse House Republicans’ effort to sue to rein him in.
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from The Weekly Standard
Obamacare Misses Its Target on the Uninsured by Half
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DISGUSTING: DISNEY WORLD & Other Theme Park Employees Caught In Sex Stings & Child Porn Arrests
CHICAGO RESIDENTS HAMMER OBAMA: "He's Gonna Go Down As Being One A The Worst Presidents Ever"
CHRISTMAS IN JULY? HARRY REID'S NAME COMES UP IN PAY TO PLAY BRIBERY CASE
OBAMA'S COZY RELATIONSHIP WITH GOLDMAN SACHS BRINGS BIG REWARDS
See Why ILLEGAL ALIEN Who Believes He Has "Earned his citizenship" Simply By Virtue Of Living Here Without Being Arrested Has FINALLY Been Arrested By ICE
SADLY, CARTOON CHARACTER ARCHIE WILL DIE TOMORROW IN A WAY THAT ONLY A RADICAL LEFTIST COULD APPRECIATE
HATE MUCH? Why Are Democrats And The Black Community So Threatened By A Black Conservative GOP Candidate
EPA Says It Has The Authority To Garnish Your Non-Federal Wages If You Don't Comply With Their Rules
19 FACTS ABOUT ILLEGAL ALIENS EVERY AMERICAN SHOULD KNOW... You'll Never Learn About These From Our Propagandist Media
CONCERNED YET? TEXAS RANCHERS FIND PRAYER RUGS, KORANS AND OTHER TROUBLING ITEMS AT BORDER
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from Yahoo News
from 100 Percent FED Up
DISGUSTING: DISNEY WORLD & Other Theme Park Employees Caught In Sex Stings & Child Porn Arrests
CHICAGO RESIDENTS HAMMER OBAMA: "He's Gonna Go Down As Being One A The Worst Presidents Ever"
CHRISTMAS IN JULY? HARRY REID'S NAME COMES UP IN PAY TO PLAY BRIBERY CASE
OBAMA'S COZY RELATIONSHIP WITH GOLDMAN SACHS BRINGS BIG REWARDS
See Why ILLEGAL ALIEN Who Believes He Has "Earned his citizenship" Simply By Virtue Of Living Here Without Being Arrested Has FINALLY Been Arrested By ICE
SADLY, CARTOON CHARACTER ARCHIE WILL DIE TOMORROW IN A WAY THAT ONLY A RADICAL LEFTIST COULD APPRECIATE
HATE MUCH? Why Are Democrats And The Black Community So Threatened By A Black Conservative GOP Candidate
EPA Says It Has The Authority To Garnish Your Non-Federal Wages If You Don't Comply With Their Rules
19 FACTS ABOUT ILLEGAL ALIENS EVERY AMERICAN SHOULD KNOW... You'll Never Learn About These From Our Propagandist Media
CONCERNED YET? TEXAS RANCHERS FIND PRAYER RUGS, KORANS AND OTHER TROUBLING ITEMS AT BORDER
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