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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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from ABC News (& affiliates)
Air Strikes Near Kobani Not Stopping ISIS Takeover of Syrian Town
Wal-Mart Cuts Health Benefits for Some Part-Timers
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from BizPac Review
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from The Blaze (& Glenn Beck)
That’s so Raven! Oprah flips when Raven Symone says she’s ‘American’ not ‘African-American’
Jimmy Kimmel Asks Americans, ‘Who Is Joe Biden?’ Try Not to Wet Your Pants at the Answers
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from Bloomberg
At a Glittering Fifth Avenue Duplex, GOP Money Searched for a Savior
While the soirée’s attendees insist they are fully focused on helping the party in the upcoming midterms, there was no mistaking the auditioning and tire kicking that was expected in advance of 2016.
Wal-Mart Cutting Health Benefits to Some Part-Time Employees
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from CBS News (& affiliates)
Why Spanish nursing assistant is such a troubling Ebola case
Three more people were placed under quarantine for Ebola at a Madrid hospital where a Spanish nursing assistant became infected, authorities said Tuesday. More than 50 other possible contacts were being monitored.
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Inflatable private room to dock to ISS, commercialise space
The Bigelow Expandable Activity Module is on track to launch in 2015, and will be attached to the International Space Station to test the technology.
from CNET
Inflatable private room to dock to ISS, commercialise space
The Bigelow Expandable Activity Module is on track to launch in 2015, and will be attached to the International Space Station to test the technology.
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from CNSNews.com (& MRC & NewsBusters)
Democratic Senator in Tight Re-election Race Stumbles Over 'Softball' Question on Ebola
Piers Morgan Slams Obama: 'What The Hell Is He Doing?
CBS Blasts GOP Campaign Ads on ISIS As 'a Tricky Campaign Issue' Since Obama 'Does Have a Strategy Now’
On CNN, Marc Lamont Hill Slams 'Racist' Bill Maher For Views on Islam
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from Conciliar Post
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from Conservative Tribune
from The Daily Beast
Syrian Rebels Seize Russian Spy Station Near Israeli Border
When the Free Syrian Army pushed Assad’s soldiers out of a town south of Damascus, the last thing they expected to find was a Russian spy post, a few miles from the Golan Heights.
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from Deseret News
LDS Church responds to Supreme Court announcement
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints released a statement in reaction to the U.S. Supreme Court decision to not hear same-sex marriage appeals from Utah and four other states.
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LDS Church responds to Supreme Court announcement
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints released a statement in reaction to the U.S. Supreme Court decision to not hear same-sex marriage appeals from Utah and four other states.
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from Huffington Post
[Information from this site may be unreliable.]
Beardless Jesus Discovered On Early Christian Artifact Unearthed In Spain
Walmart Cuts Health Care Coverage For Most Part-Timers In Wake Of Obamacare
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Beardless Jesus Discovered On Early Christian Artifact Unearthed In Spain
Walmart Cuts Health Care Coverage For Most Part-Timers In Wake Of Obamacare
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from Independent Journal Review
Democrat Mark Pryor’s Cringeworthy Answer to MSNBC Ebola Question Stuns Morning Joe Crew
Netanyahu and Katz bore the Jerusalem tunnel with Operation Protective Edge in mind
The prime minister and transport minister participated in a festive ceremony in honor of the boring of the last tunnel through which the Tel-Aviv-Jerusalem train is to pass. The cost of the project: 7 billion shekels.
Deepest Parts of Earth's Oceans Aren't Heating Up: NASA Study
Cruz’s ‘tragic and indefensible’ reasoning
MIT researchers have developed a new way of creating surfaces on which droplets of any desired shape can spontaneously form. They say this approach could lead to new biomedical assay devices and LED display screens, among other applications.
Thom Tillis says that Kay Hagan “voted to kill" the equivalent of 2.5 million jobs MOSTLY FALSE
Tuesday night reruns in North Carolina
It’s the new fall season on TV, but you wouldn’t know it from the North Carolina Senate debate Tuesday night, which carried lots and lots of reruns.
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Democrat Mark Pryor’s Cringeworthy Answer to MSNBC Ebola Question Stuns Morning Joe Crew
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from Jerusalem Online
Netanyahu and Katz bore the Jerusalem tunnel with Operation Protective Edge in mind
The prime minister and transport minister participated in a festive ceremony in honor of the boring of the last tunnel through which the Tel-Aviv-Jerusalem train is to pass. The cost of the project: 7 billion shekels.
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from Los Angeles Times
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from Mad World News
from National Review
from NBC News (& affiliates)
Deepest Parts of Earth's Oceans Aren't Heating Up: NASA Study
Cruz’s ‘tragic and indefensible’ reasoning
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from NWCN (ID-OR-WA)
from Phys.org
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from POLITICO
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from PolitiFact
Thom Tillis says that Kay Hagan “voted to kill" the equivalent of 2.5 million jobs MOSTLY FALSE
Tuesday night reruns in North Carolina
It’s the new fall season on TV, but you wouldn’t know it from the North Carolina Senate debate Tuesday night, which carried lots and lots of reruns.
from RT (Russia Today)
(Russian government-supported propaganda channel)
ISIS in Kobani: How Kurdish protests flared up & spread across Europe (INTERACTIVE MAP)
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Clear skies likely for early a.m. lunar eclipse
Gay marriage advances
U.S. Supreme Court leaves in place rulings striking bans
Idaho same-sex unions still illegal pending appeal in 9th Circuit
Concern mounts as nurse in Spain gets Ebola
Drug ring defendant could avoid prison with trouble-free 18 months
Rumors swirling over Kim absence
North Korea’s leader hasn’t been seen for several weeks
In brief: North, South Korean ships exchange fire
Seattle council votes to honor indigenous people
Annual celebration will occur on Columbus Day
ISIS forces storm into besieged town
Kurdish defenders fight for city on Syrian border
Cost of military operations against ISIS up to $1.1 billion
Feds: Teen from Illinois headed to ISIS
Biden’s slip creates headache for White House
Remarks rile allies in Middle East
Study of brain’s mapping system leads to Nobel
In brief: Appeals court upholds Wisconsin voter ID law
A federal appeals court ruled Monday that Wisconsin’s requirement that voters show photo identification at the polls is constitutional, a decision that is not surprising after the court last month allowed for the law to be implemented while it considered the case.
Bond villain and 7-Up pitchman Holder dies
Geoffrey Holder, 84, a Tony Award-winning director, actor, painter, dancer and choreographer who during an eclectic show business career led the groundbreaking show “The Wiz” to Broadway, pitched 7-Up on TV and played a scary villain in a James Bond film, died Sunday of complications of pneumonia.
Veterans Administration to fire four execs in scandal response
In brief: Gunshot victim remains critical
The teenager wounded in what is being called an accidental shooting Sunday in north Spokane remained in critical but stable condition at a local hospital Monday.
Sample sent for EV-D68 testing
The recent death of a child at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center in Spokane has prompted health officials to investigate whether the cause may have been enterovirus D68.
Officers won’t face charges
The Spokane police officers who shot and killed a homicide suspect armed with a replica handgun while TV cameras rolled in April will not face criminal charges, the Spokane County prosecutor’s office said Monday.
Bar quarrel spills into post office, man slices neck
A confrontation inside a Harrison, Idaho, bar Saturday night spilled into the street and ended with one man crashing through a post office window, slicing open his neck.
County auditor candidates seek greater efficiencies in government
Q & A with Spokane County auditor candidates
Shea, Arritola spar in GOP debate; Wilhite, McCaslin outline stances
CPA, municipal adviser vie for Kootenai County treasurer’s job
Idaho cities must reduce river discharges of phosphorus
Idaho secretary of state candidates don’t agree on primary
In brief: Mayor Condon excited about Spokane’s future
Spokane Mayor David Condon said Monday in his annual “statement of conditions and affairs of the city” that the city’s progress in the last year has given him “optimism and confidence.”
Motorcyclist identified in Valley crash
A 27-year-old man who died in a Spokane Valley motorcycle crash Saturday was identified as William Cody Murphy.
Teens wanted after man’s death located
Two teenagers, Parker M. Bachtold, 15, and Shalin E. Alltus, 15, who lived at a home near Riverside in Okanogan County where Patrick M. Alltus, 39, was found dead late Sunday, were located Monday afternoon south of Eugene driving a stolen truck.
Boeing creating more jobs in St. Louis
Defense plant to build wing parts for 777X
GM reaches out with Facebook, telephone
Owners of recalled vehicles slow to schedule ignition-switch repair
Business briefs: Wal-Mart to offer health insurance shopping
The world’s largest retailer plans to work with DirectHealth.com, an online health insurance comparison site and agency, to allow shoppers to compare coverage options and enroll in Medicare plans or the public exchange plans created under the Affordable Care Act.
Redbox, Verizon drop online streaming
Redbox and Verizon Communications plan to shut down their unprofitable online competitor to Netflix tonight.
Turner Broadcasting cutting 1,475 jobs
Turner Broadcasting, the parent of the CNN, TBS and TNT networks, is eliminating about 1,475 jobs, or about 10 percent of its total employees.
HP’s future uncertain
Experts wonder if PC giant can survive trend toward tablets
Harborview willing to take cases
Harborview Medical Center in Seattle said Monday it is willing to receive U.S. residents who are evacuated from West Africa for treatment of Ebola.
Robert J. Samuelson: The new era of muddle-nomics
Editorial: Knezovich has earned re-election as sheriff
ALS forum puts patients at forefront
Breast cancer genetic screening may bring uncertainty
Ask Dr. K: Psoriasis may affect more than skin
Obituary: Deuber, Harry Harrison, Jr.
28 Apr 1931 - 4 Oct 2014
Harry is well known for the “Ziggy” character logo he created in 1969.
When You Hear What this Former VP Candidate Says About Obama, You’ll Be Nodding Your Head in Agreement
Wayne Allyn Root is a former vice-presidential candidate on the Libertarian ticket. Root attended and graduated from Columbia University at the same time that Obama claims that he did, a claim that was never verified because Obama sealed his college records.
BOMBSHELL: Former Sec. of Defense: I Told Obama RIGHT AWAY that Benghazi was a Terrorist Attack
Saturday Night Live (SNL) Mocks Al Sharpton and it’s Priceless
Even a softball question about Obama is enough to make this Democrat crumble
Sen. Mark Pryor is in the fight of his life protecting his seat against midterm election challenger Rep. Tom Cotton, R-Ark.
Jindal's prescription for U.S. defense may be hard even for GOP to swallow
ISIS in Kobani: How Kurdish protests flared up & spread across Europe (INTERACTIVE MAP)
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from Snopes.com
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from The Spokesman-Review
Clear skies likely for early a.m. lunar eclipse
Gay marriage advances
U.S. Supreme Court leaves in place rulings striking bans
Idaho same-sex unions still illegal pending appeal in 9th Circuit
Concern mounts as nurse in Spain gets Ebola
Drug ring defendant could avoid prison with trouble-free 18 months
Rumors swirling over Kim absence
North Korea’s leader hasn’t been seen for several weeks
In brief: North, South Korean ships exchange fire
Annual celebration will occur on Columbus Day
ISIS forces storm into besieged town
Kurdish defenders fight for city on Syrian border
Cost of military operations against ISIS up to $1.1 billion
Feds: Teen from Illinois headed to ISIS
Biden’s slip creates headache for White House
Remarks rile allies in Middle East
Study of brain’s mapping system leads to Nobel
In brief: Appeals court upholds Wisconsin voter ID law
A federal appeals court ruled Monday that Wisconsin’s requirement that voters show photo identification at the polls is constitutional, a decision that is not surprising after the court last month allowed for the law to be implemented while it considered the case.
Bond villain and 7-Up pitchman Holder dies
Geoffrey Holder, 84, a Tony Award-winning director, actor, painter, dancer and choreographer who during an eclectic show business career led the groundbreaking show “The Wiz” to Broadway, pitched 7-Up on TV and played a scary villain in a James Bond film, died Sunday of complications of pneumonia.
Veterans Administration to fire four execs in scandal response
In brief: Gunshot victim remains critical
The teenager wounded in what is being called an accidental shooting Sunday in north Spokane remained in critical but stable condition at a local hospital Monday.
Sample sent for EV-D68 testing
The recent death of a child at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center in Spokane has prompted health officials to investigate whether the cause may have been enterovirus D68.
Officers won’t face charges
The Spokane police officers who shot and killed a homicide suspect armed with a replica handgun while TV cameras rolled in April will not face criminal charges, the Spokane County prosecutor’s office said Monday.
Bar quarrel spills into post office, man slices neck
A confrontation inside a Harrison, Idaho, bar Saturday night spilled into the street and ended with one man crashing through a post office window, slicing open his neck.
County auditor candidates seek greater efficiencies in government
Q & A with Spokane County auditor candidates
The two candidates for Spokane County auditor, Vicky Dalton and Alene Lindstrand, respond to several questions.
Shea, Arritola spar in GOP debate; Wilhite, McCaslin outline stances
CPA, municipal adviser vie for Kootenai County treasurer’s job
Idaho cities must reduce river discharges of phosphorus
Idaho secretary of state candidates don’t agree on primary
In brief: Mayor Condon excited about Spokane’s future
Spokane Mayor David Condon said Monday in his annual “statement of conditions and affairs of the city” that the city’s progress in the last year has given him “optimism and confidence.”
Motorcyclist identified in Valley crash
A 27-year-old man who died in a Spokane Valley motorcycle crash Saturday was identified as William Cody Murphy.
Teens wanted after man’s death located
Two teenagers, Parker M. Bachtold, 15, and Shalin E. Alltus, 15, who lived at a home near Riverside in Okanogan County where Patrick M. Alltus, 39, was found dead late Sunday, were located Monday afternoon south of Eugene driving a stolen truck.
Boeing creating more jobs in St. Louis
Defense plant to build wing parts for 777X
GM reaches out with Facebook, telephone
Owners of recalled vehicles slow to schedule ignition-switch repair
Business briefs: Wal-Mart to offer health insurance shopping
The world’s largest retailer plans to work with DirectHealth.com, an online health insurance comparison site and agency, to allow shoppers to compare coverage options and enroll in Medicare plans or the public exchange plans created under the Affordable Care Act.
Redbox, Verizon drop online streaming
Redbox and Verizon Communications plan to shut down their unprofitable online competitor to Netflix tonight.
Turner Broadcasting cutting 1,475 jobs
Turner Broadcasting, the parent of the CNN, TBS and TNT networks, is eliminating about 1,475 jobs, or about 10 percent of its total employees.
HP’s future uncertain
Experts wonder if PC giant can survive trend toward tablets
Harborview willing to take cases
Harborview Medical Center in Seattle said Monday it is willing to receive U.S. residents who are evacuated from West Africa for treatment of Ebola.
Robert J. Samuelson: The new era of muddle-nomics
Editorial: Knezovich has earned re-election as sheriff
ALS forum puts patients at forefront
Breast cancer genetic screening may bring uncertainty
Ask Dr. K: Psoriasis may affect more than skin
Obituary: Deuber, Harry Harrison, Jr.
28 Apr 1931 - 4 Oct 2014
Harry is well known for the “Ziggy” character logo he created in 1969.
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from TPNN (Tea Party News Network)
When You Hear What this Former VP Candidate Says About Obama, You’ll Be Nodding Your Head in Agreement
Wayne Allyn Root is a former vice-presidential candidate on the Libertarian ticket. Root attended and graduated from Columbia University at the same time that Obama claims that he did, a claim that was never verified because Obama sealed his college records.
BOMBSHELL: Former Sec. of Defense: I Told Obama RIGHT AWAY that Benghazi was a Terrorist Attack
Saturday Night Live (SNL) Mocks Al Sharpton and it’s Priceless
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from The Washington Examiner (DC)
Even a softball question about Obama is enough to make this Democrat crumble
Sen. Mark Pryor is in the fight of his life protecting his seat against midterm election challenger Rep. Tom Cotton, R-Ark.
Jindal's prescription for U.S. defense may be hard even for GOP to swallow
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from The Western Center for Journalism
(Western Journalism)
Watch: Lois Lerner Just Got Served A Heap Of Her Own Medicine By A Mad Journalist And Her Neighbors
(Western Journalism)
Watch: Lois Lerner Just Got Served A Heap Of Her Own Medicine By A Mad Journalist And Her Neighbors
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from Yahoo News
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