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Information from some sites may not be reliable, or may not be vetted.
Some sources may require subscription.
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Arab Youth Leaves Israel After Receiving Death Threats Over Pro-Israel Views
The New York Times’ Obsessive, Unsubstantiated Criticism of Israel Reaches New Depths
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from AMAC - The Association of Mature American Citizens
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from Christian News Network
[Information from this site may not be reliable.]
Republican Senatorial Candidate Rejects Party’s Personhood Platform, Declares Abortion Support
A Republican Senatorial candidate from New Hampshire has rejected his party’s recent adoption of a pro-life platform that expressed the personhood and subsequent right to life of unborn children, and is instead declaring his support for “a woman’s right to choose.”
Republican Senatorial Candidate Rejects Party’s Personhood Platform, Declares Abortion Support
A Republican Senatorial candidate from New Hampshire has rejected his party’s recent adoption of a pro-life platform that expressed the personhood and subsequent right to life of unborn children, and is instead declaring his support for “a woman’s right to choose.”
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from CNN
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from CNSNews.com (& MRC & NewsBusters)
MRC’s DisHonors Awards: Rob Reiner Wins 'Celebrity Dumb Ass Award' for Insisting Obama = Reagan
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from Conservative Tribune
Dick Cheney Roasts Obama Alive for Being Disrespectful to Military and the Police
Eric Holder Tells Ferguson Police That They’re NOT Allowed to Do This One Thing to Support Darren Wilson
Eric Holder’s Justice Department has asked local police working in Ferguson, Mo., not to wear wrist bands that carry a message of solidarity with Officer Darren Wilson. Residents of Ferguson had complained about the wrist bands, which reportedly read “I am Darren Wilson,” to DOJ investigators, according to Reuters.
British Politician’s Viral Rant: “Islam is Not a Religion of Peace”
URGENT: The United Nations is Working With Obama to Ban Huge Amounts of Ammo Worldwide
Obama Won’t Comment After Muslim Beheads Oklahoma Woman… What He Does Instead is Infuriating
BREAKING: 911 Audio Revealed, Oklahoma Murderer Screamed “Islamic Phrases”
BREAKING: Police Officer SHOT in Ferguson… Police in Riot Gear Again
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from euronews
Al-Nusra denounces ‘war on Islam’ amid US-led Syria strikes
Spain vows to block Catalan independence poll
George Clooney ties the knot in Venice
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Al-Nusra denounces ‘war on Islam’ amid US-led Syria strikes
Spain vows to block Catalan independence poll
George Clooney ties the knot in Venice
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from FEE (Foundation for Economic Education)
[Information from this site may not be reliable.]
Hayek: The Knowledge Problem
F. A. Hayek is an epic figure in the history of human freedom. He stood for liberty at a time when most intellectuals in the world embraced ideologies of command and control. His literary legacy continues to provide some of the most powerful arguments ever made for the depoliticization of the social order, including its commercial life.
Hayek: The Knowledge Problem
F. A. Hayek is an epic figure in the history of human freedom. He stood for liberty at a time when most intellectuals in the world embraced ideologies of command and control. His literary legacy continues to provide some of the most powerful arguments ever made for the depoliticization of the social order, including its commercial life.
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from Forum for Middle East Understanding
(FFMU) (Shoebat.com) [Information from this site may be unreliable.]The Demons Who Were Cast Out Of Heaven, Are All Muslim
Support For ISIS Is Growing And World War III Looms On The Horizon
Another Muslim Man In Oklahoma Snaps And Tells Co-Worker: I Represent ISIS, I Will Cut Your Head Off, ISIS Kills Christians
ISIS Overruns Iraqi Army Base Near Baghdad, Executes 300 Soldiers
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from The Heritage Foundation
The Real Story About What Ended the Great Depression
(Hint: It Wasn’t the New Deal)
University Reconsiders Questionnaire About Students’ Sex Lives
We’ve Spent $22 Trillion on War on Poverty. What Have We Achieved?
Obama Is Talking, Not Acting, Like George W. Bush
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from Independent Journal Review
Drivers’ Response To Shutdown On Turnpike Adds New Meaning To The Words ‘Traffic Jam’
Explaining Surprise Eruption of Japan Volcano Where Dozens are Presumed Dead
Mount Ontake belongs to a class of unpredictable "stratovolcanoes."
This Store’s Discount Has Liberals TICKED
Bergeron's Restaurant in Port Allen, Louisiana, began offering a 10% discount a couple of weeks ago for bringing in both your appetite and your gun.
Report: Secret Service bungled White House shooting by Idaho man
A string of security lapses resulted in a four-day delay before the U.S. Secret Service realized that a man had fired a high-powered rifle at the White House in 2011, an incident that could have put President Barack Obama’s daughters at risk, according to a Washington Post investigation.
Latinos see last name as liability on ballots
Judge orders change in Yakima elections
Most Americans find issues of the day perplexing, poll finds
Students protest BYU beard ban
Russian foreign minister rebukes West, NATO
Rebels blamed for 2 deaths in Ukraine despite cease-fire
In Brief: Catalonia leader calls vote on independence
The president of Spain’s powerful northeastern region of Catalonia on Saturday formally called an independence referendum, the latest secession push in Europe and one of the most serious challenges to the Spanish state in recent years.
U.S. governors make surprise visit to Afghanistan
Four U.S. governors made a surprise visit to Afghanistan on Saturday as part of a delegation to receive counterterrorism briefings and greet troops stationed there.
Crowd cheers Ford at annual barbecue
Embattled Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has jumped back into the spotlight for the first time since being hospitalized for cancer, receiving a boisterous welcome.
Liberia medical leader under Ebola quarantine
32 missing in Japan after Mount Ontake erupts
Hong Kong protest enters threatened ‘occupy’ phase
U.S. hits ISIS sites in northern Syria
Supreme Court to consider petitions involving same-sex marriage bans
Storms soak Phoenix, disrupt air traffic
Two killed in small-plane collision
Two people, including a child, were killed when two small planes collided in western New York on Saturday at an event to introduce children to aviation, officials said.
Glen Canyon Dam marks 50 years of power generation
Former Rep. Traficant, expelled from Congress, dies
Clintons ‘over the moon’ after birth of grandchild
Ferguson police banned from wearing bracelets supporting Darren Wilson
Brown’s parents unmoved by chief’s apology
Council ready to OK Uber, Lyft; taxis to get breaks
Touch a Truck whets youngsters’ imagination
The Spokane Community College parking lot was heaven Saturday for any kid who loves trucks – big trucks, little trucks, any truck at all.
Head of drug and gun trafficking group sentenced
Eye on Boise: Interim YourHealthIdaho director now permanent
Russet potatoes a source of pride
Giant tubers helped build Idaho
Oregon senator seeking new term has come on strong as progressive
Vigils remember Boise pastor jailed in Iran
More than 100 people gathered for a vigil at the Meridian City Hall Amphitheater to pray for the safe return of Saeed Abedini, a Boise pastor jailed in Iran for preaching Christianity.
Catherine Rampell: U.S. budget will spend less and less on children
Editorial: Arritola is best choice to represent 4th District
4th District, Position 2 race, pits Republican incumbent Matt Shea against Republican newcomer Josh Arritola.
Martin Schram: Coalition against Islamic State may bring new era
Special to The Spokesman-Review: Hanauer sees danger of rising economic inequality By Cornell W. Clayton
In brief: Megaload to traverse Montana roads
Montana Department of Transportation officials say an oversized load of oil refinery equipment will travel from Dell to Great Falls as early as Wednesday.
Postal carrier faces theft charges
A Portland letter carrier said he stole more than 10,000 pieces of mail to feed his toddler and pay for his methamphetamine habit.
Straw-bale experiment a bountiful success
Diane and Bruce Moriarty grew an incredibly productive garden in straw bales this season. The couple plan to expand the garden next year, using 50 bales instead of 40.
Exploring coral
Deep-sea inspiration brings organic shapes, range of hues into decor
Crown helps extend life of chimney
A toast to fall’s rise
Okanagan winery tour serves up bounty of rich flavors, scenery
Wal-Mart launches fee-free mobile checking
Wal-Mart is the latest company to get rid of fees that traditional banks charge customers who don’t have enough money in their accounts to cover purchases.
Small-business owners help workers afford health plans
Mexican cartels steal billions from oil industry
Obituary: Canfield, Beverly Jean
Ephrata
Obituary: Henry, Thomas D.
retired associate publisher, general manager and editor of Western Farmer-Stockman Magazines.
Obituary: Westbrook, Fr. J. Severyn
Valerie Jarrett Makes Cameo on CBS Drama 'The Good Wife'
Biden's New National Security Adviser Removed Jerusalem from Dem Platform
Drivers’ Response To Shutdown On Turnpike Adds New Meaning To The Words ‘Traffic Jam’
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from The Jerusalem Post
from National Geographic
Explaining Surprise Eruption of Japan Volcano Where Dozens are Presumed Dead
Mount Ontake belongs to a class of unpredictable "stratovolcanoes."
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from Q13Fox News (KCPQ Seattle)
Ferguson police officer shot in the arm; off-duty cop also comes under fire
Ferguson police officer shot in the arm; off-duty cop also comes under fire
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from Right Wing News
This Store’s Discount Has Liberals TICKED
Bergeron's Restaurant in Port Allen, Louisiana, began offering a 10% discount a couple of weeks ago for bringing in both your appetite and your gun.
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from The Spokesman-Review
Report: Secret Service bungled White House shooting by Idaho man
A string of security lapses resulted in a four-day delay before the U.S. Secret Service realized that a man had fired a high-powered rifle at the White House in 2011, an incident that could have put President Barack Obama’s daughters at risk, according to a Washington Post investigation.
Latinos see last name as liability on ballots
Judge orders change in Yakima elections
Most Americans find issues of the day perplexing, poll finds
Students protest BYU beard ban
Russian foreign minister rebukes West, NATO
Rebels blamed for 2 deaths in Ukraine despite cease-fire
In Brief: Catalonia leader calls vote on independence
The president of Spain’s powerful northeastern region of Catalonia on Saturday formally called an independence referendum, the latest secession push in Europe and one of the most serious challenges to the Spanish state in recent years.
U.S. governors make surprise visit to Afghanistan
Four U.S. governors made a surprise visit to Afghanistan on Saturday as part of a delegation to receive counterterrorism briefings and greet troops stationed there.
Crowd cheers Ford at annual barbecue
Embattled Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has jumped back into the spotlight for the first time since being hospitalized for cancer, receiving a boisterous welcome.
Liberia medical leader under Ebola quarantine
32 missing in Japan after Mount Ontake erupts
Hong Kong protest enters threatened ‘occupy’ phase
U.S. hits ISIS sites in northern Syria
Supreme Court to consider petitions involving same-sex marriage bans
Storms soak Phoenix, disrupt air traffic
Two killed in small-plane collision
Two people, including a child, were killed when two small planes collided in western New York on Saturday at an event to introduce children to aviation, officials said.
Glen Canyon Dam marks 50 years of power generation
Former Rep. Traficant, expelled from Congress, dies
Clintons ‘over the moon’ after birth of grandchild
Ferguson police banned from wearing bracelets supporting Darren Wilson
Brown’s parents unmoved by chief’s apology
Council ready to OK Uber, Lyft; taxis to get breaks
Touch a Truck whets youngsters’ imagination
The Spokane Community College parking lot was heaven Saturday for any kid who loves trucks – big trucks, little trucks, any truck at all.
Head of drug and gun trafficking group sentenced
Eye on Boise: Interim YourHealthIdaho director now permanent
Russet potatoes a source of pride
Giant tubers helped build Idaho
Oregon senator seeking new term has come on strong as progressive
Vigils remember Boise pastor jailed in Iran
More than 100 people gathered for a vigil at the Meridian City Hall Amphitheater to pray for the safe return of Saeed Abedini, a Boise pastor jailed in Iran for preaching Christianity.
Catherine Rampell: U.S. budget will spend less and less on children
Editorial: Arritola is best choice to represent 4th District
4th District, Position 2 race, pits Republican incumbent Matt Shea against Republican newcomer Josh Arritola.
Martin Schram: Coalition against Islamic State may bring new era
Special to The Spokesman-Review: Hanauer sees danger of rising economic inequality By Cornell W. Clayton
In brief: Megaload to traverse Montana roads
Montana Department of Transportation officials say an oversized load of oil refinery equipment will travel from Dell to Great Falls as early as Wednesday.
Postal carrier faces theft charges
A Portland letter carrier said he stole more than 10,000 pieces of mail to feed his toddler and pay for his methamphetamine habit.
Straw-bale experiment a bountiful success
Diane and Bruce Moriarty grew an incredibly productive garden in straw bales this season. The couple plan to expand the garden next year, using 50 bales instead of 40.
Exploring coral
Deep-sea inspiration brings organic shapes, range of hues into decor
Crown helps extend life of chimney
A toast to fall’s rise
Okanagan winery tour serves up bounty of rich flavors, scenery
Wal-Mart launches fee-free mobile checking
Wal-Mart is the latest company to get rid of fees that traditional banks charge customers who don’t have enough money in their accounts to cover purchases.
Small-business owners help workers afford health plans
Mexican cartels steal billions from oil industry
Obituary: Canfield, Beverly Jean
Ephrata
Obituary: Henry, Thomas D.
retired associate publisher, general manager and editor of Western Farmer-Stockman Magazines.
Obituary: Westbrook, Fr. J. Severyn
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from The Weekly Standard
Valerie Jarrett Makes Cameo on CBS Drama 'The Good Wife'
Biden's New National Security Adviser Removed Jerusalem from Dem Platform
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