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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)
Dallas Nurses Accuse Hospital of Sloppy Ebola Protocols
Co-workers of a Dallas nurse who contracted Ebola from a sick patient say they worked for days without proper protective gear and that the hospital’s Ebola protocols and procedures were unclear and inadequate, leaving workers and hospital systems prone to contamination, according to a statement by the largest U.S. nurses’ union.
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from Alex Jones (INFOWARS.COM)
[Information from this site may not be reliable.]
RAND PAUL: ARMING SYRIAN REBELS WILL EMPOWER ISIS
"Their enemy is really Assad. They don’t really care what ISIS does."
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from Associated Press
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from The Blaze (& Glenn Beck)
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from Bloomberg
Ben Carson's Longshot Presidential Bid Suddenly Looks a Lot More Realistic
Rand Paul? Ted Cruz? Jeb Bush? Chris Christie? More Iowa Republicans are backing Ben Carson than all of them.
Brent Crude Futures Fall to Four-Year Low on Supply Glut
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from Breitbart
NUMBERS USA LAUNCHES NEW AD CAMPAIGN STRESSING IMMIGRATION'S NEGATIVE IMPACT ON AMERICAN JOBS
PERRY CUTTING EUROPEAN TRIP SHORT AMID GROWING EBOLA CRISIS
HOUSTON MAYOR BACKS OFF FROM SUBPOENAS TO PASTORS
NIH SPENT MILLIONS STUDYING ORIGAMI CONDOMS, POOP-THROWING CHIMPANZEES INSTEAD OF EBOLA
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from BuzzFeed
[Information from this site may not be vetted.]
Beheaded American Journalist Featured Heavily In Series Of Political Ads Targeting Democrats
The group running the ads, Secure America Now, is a conservative national security nonprofit.
Beheaded American Journalist Featured Heavily In Series Of Political Ads Targeting Democrats
The group running the ads, Secure America Now, is a conservative national security nonprofit.
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from BuzzPo
[Information from this site may not be reliable.]
Democratic Lawmakers are Confronted By an Armed Robber: Guess What Happened
Normally, mugging two democrats is pretty easy, unfortunately they picked two staunch defenders of the second amendment, and Flynn whipped out his concealed pistol and drove off the would be armed robbers.
Democratic Lawmakers are Confronted By an Armed Robber: Guess What Happened
Normally, mugging two democrats is pretty easy, unfortunately they picked two staunch defenders of the second amendment, and Flynn whipped out his concealed pistol and drove off the would be armed robbers.
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from The Cato Institute
Calls for universal preschool programs have become commonplace, reinforced by President Obama’s call for “high-quality preschool for all” in 2013. Any program that could cost state and federal taxpayers $50 billion per year warrants a closer look at the evidence on its effectiveness.
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from CBS News (& affiliates)
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from Christian News Network
[Information from this site may not be reliable.]
Megachurch Leader Mark Driscoll Resigns From Mars Hill Church
Megachurch Leader Mark Driscoll Resigns From Mars Hill Church
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from CNN
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from CNSNews.com (& MRC & NewsBusters)
WaPo's Kessler Gives 'GOP Cut CDC Funding' Four Pinocchios, Effectively 'Cutting' AP's Disinformation to Ribbons
Tom Brokaw Mocks Obama’s ISIS Coalition With Air Quotes
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from Consumer Reports
Why you might want a $99 Sonos Boost in your system
New accessory can help boost performance in challenging wireless environments
3 ways to make your bathroom shine
Expecting company? Here’s how to get your bathroom in order.
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from The Daily Beast
ISIS Has a Bigger Coalition Than We Do
In the ’30s, Spain attracted the world’s romantic idealists. Now the ‘caliphate’ is drawing psychopathic losers from countless countries—and they’ll risk all to feel like winners.
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from The Daily Caller
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from Daily Mail (UK)
State Department orders 5,000 BODY BAGS and 160,000 hazmat suits for African Ebola outbreak as Obama sends 100 CDC experts
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from East Oregonian
Semi hauling hay catches fire near Stanfield
A truck and two trailers loaded with hay were significantly burned Wednesday afternoon in a fire along the westbound lanes of Interstate 84 east of Stanfield.
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from Examiner.com
[Information from this site may not be vetted.]
Pentagon kept Iraqi weapons of mass destruction secret, claims N.Y. Times
Fox News host makes extremely racist comment about the Democratic party
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from FactCheck.org
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*from Forum for Middle East Understanding
(FFMU) (Shoebat.com) [Information from this site may be unreliable.]ISIS And Obama’s Master Plan To Usher Armageddon
Most take Obama as an imbecile when in reality, the ones who accuse him as such are being imbeciles. Obama is making sure that the U.S. led coalition will loose against ISIS at Kobani near Dabiq for a reason and while you think he is a dummy, think again. He too with the liberal media, are a part of a very cunning master plan.
Obama A Muslim Propagandist
Homosexuals Infiltrate The Vatican, And Are Now Using The Vatican To Promote Homosexuality
Putin To Obama: Stop Trying To Blackmail Me
Another American Gets Murdered By A Muslim
Another American has been murdered by a Muslim, this time in Saudi Arabia.
Rise In U.S. Oil Production Has Proiminent Saudi Prince Freaking Out
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from Fox News (& affiliates)
CDC OK'd Ebola patient to fly ahead of Frontier Airlines flight
Officer who fatally shot Dontre Hamilton fired from the Milwaukee Police Department
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from Freedom Outpost
[Information from this site may not be reliable.]
Nashville Police Refuse Secret Service Illegal Search of Obama Critic
Nashville Police Refuse Secret Service Illegal Search of Obama Critic
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from The Heritage Foundation
Where’s the Christine O’Donnell, Todd Akin of 2014 Cycle?
Why isn’t the 2014 mid-term election more interesting? Control of Congress hangs in the balance, but there’s just something lacking this year.
North Korean Despot has Reappeared. But That’s not the Most Important Issue Here.
It is important to keep track of Kim Jong-un’s hold on political power and his diplomatic outreach efforts. But it is equally important to not lose focus on the growing North Korean nuclear threat to the United States and its allies.
Account of Clinton Aide’s Benghazi Document Sifting Familiar to Career Public Servant
To Sonya Gilliam, a recent account of improper sorting of Benghazi-related documents at the State Department brought back vivid memories of her own encounters with high-level government officials who withheld, deleted or destroyed public records. And one name stood out for its familiarity: Cheryl Mills. A former deputy assistant secretary of state had told The Daily Signal that Mills was present during an after-hours document operation in a basement room of the State Department in October 2012. Mills was chief of staff to then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
Watch Louisiana Senate Hopefuls Score Job Performance of Obama, Jindal in the Same Sentence
A Second Health Care Worker has Ebola. It’s Time for the Government to Prove It Can Handle This.
The Ad That Says Immigrants Get Most New Jobs in Your State
Houston Tries to Force Pastors to Provide Sermons to Government
19 Times the Government Withheld Documents It Didn’t Want You to See
Northern Va. Community College Spent $1.3 Million on Sketchy Contracts
Why the US Needs to Keep Venezuela Out of the UN Security Council
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from Huffington Post
[Information from this site may be unreliable.]
Shepard Smith: 'Do Not Listen To The Hysterical Voices' In The Media About Ebola
"You should have no concerns about Ebola at all. None. I promise," stated Smith. He went on to tell viewers, "Do not listen to the hysterical voices on the radio and the television or read the fear-provoking words online. The people who say and write hysterical things are being very irresponsible."
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Shepard Smith: 'Do Not Listen To The Hysterical Voices' In The Media About Ebola
"You should have no concerns about Ebola at all. None. I promise," stated Smith. He went on to tell viewers, "Do not listen to the hysterical voices on the radio and the television or read the fear-provoking words online. The people who say and write hysterical things are being very irresponsible."
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from iFIBER ONE News (WA)
Two men injured in Wednesday afternoon crash on state Route 28
Moses Lake closing recreation center, canceling holiday show
Officials state charging more won't pay for the Moses Lake ice rink
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How a Marine Veteran Looks Before & After Hiking All 2000 Miles of Appalachian Trail Is Shockingly Different
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from io9 (and related)
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from The Jerusalem Post
Pedal to the metal: Netherlands allows Dutch biker gangs to fight Islamic State
Dutch prosecutor says motorcyclists are permitted to engage with Kurds battling jihadists, as long as they do not join terror groups.
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from Los Angeles Times
from Money Talks News
10 Frugal Ways to Fight the Flu
Could Student Loans Cost You Your Social Security Benefits?
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from NaturalNews.com
[Information from this site may be extremely unreliable.]
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from NBC News (& affiliates)
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from POLITICO
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from The Right Scoop
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from RT (Russia Today)
(Russian government-supported propaganda channel)
Calling Russia ‘threat to humanity’ puts Obama’s sanity in doubt - Medvedev
“I am very upset by the fact that President Obama, while speaking from the United Nations’ podium and listing the threats and challenges humanity is currently facing, put Ebola in first place, the Russian Federation second and the Islamic State organization was only in the third place. I don’t even want to comment on this, this is some sort of aberration in the brain,” Dmitry Medvedev said in an interview with CNBC television.
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Lucky Harms
Claim: Popular cereals (including Lucky Charms and Cheerios) contain paint thinner and pose a danger to children. FALSE.
It is true that trisodium phosphate is effective as a cleaning agent, due in part to its alkalinity. Sodium bicarbonate is a similarly scary-sounding chemical compound used in heavy-duty cleaning, as an agent to detarnish silver, and to extinguish fires. But you cannot make chocolate chip cookies without the leavening power of baking soda, as it is more commonly known, and leavening is another common use for sodium phosphates. Similarly, water is a very common substance used for such tasks as cleaning, scrubbing silverware, and extinguishing fires, yet it poses no harm to consumers.
Galaxies in the Early Universe Were Less-Than-Stellar Star Makers
Star formation occurring in galaxies just after the Big Bang may not have been as efficient as it is today.
NASA Astronauts Beat Clock, Wrap Up Spacewalk
NASA's Reid Wiseman and Barry "Butch" Wilmore performed a 6.5-hour-long spacewalk that included one particularly tricky task that had to be started and completed when the orbiting outpost was in orbital night.
First Photos of Water Ice on Mercury Captured by NASA Spacecraft
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Stocks swoon, extending losses; Bond prices soar
Idaho same-sex couples rejoice as marriages begin
HBO to offer stand-alone streaming service
Mead builder faces criminal charge
Labor and Industries says Stephen Ranson bilked Renton homeowners out of more than $12,000 while acting as an unregistered contractor.
Gov. Inslee’s father dies at age 88
Warplanes over Spokane are just training
Snow forecast in Cascades high country
Official: 2nd worker tests positive for Ebola
A second health care worker at a Dallas hospital who provided care for the first Ebola patient diagnosed in the U.S. has tested positive for the disease, the Texas Department of State Health Services said Wednesday.
CDC: We should have done more to prevent spread of Ebola
Family, friends fondly recall teen who died at Idaho corn maze
Shea, Arritola fight for 4th District
4th District legislative candidate Q-and-A
Knezovich, police ombudsman Tim Burns discussing county role
Australia’s Richard Flanagan wins Booker fiction prize
Flanagan drew on his father’s experiences as a World War II prisoner of the Japanese for “The Narrow Road to the Deep North,” which centers on the Burma Death Railway, built with forced labor at the cost of tens of thousands of lives.
Riot gear-clad police clash with Hong Kong protesters
Ankara’s action tests coalition
Turkey is launching airstrikes against Kurdish rebels inside its borders this week despite pleas from the Obama administration to instead focus on an international campaign to destroy Islamic State militants wreaking havoc in the region.
Conservative bishops dismayed by document on family values
A fight for the soul of the Catholic Church has broken out, and the first battlefield is a document on family values that pits increasingly alarmed conservatives against more progressive bishops emboldened by Pope Francis’ vision of a church that is more merciful than moralistic.
No students’ remains in Mexican mass graves
U.S. Supreme Court blocks parts of Texas abortion law
The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday blocked key parts of a 2013 law in Texas that had closed all but eight facilities providing abortions in America’s second most-populous state.
Cold War spy case witness Greenglass dies; he was 92
David Greenglass, who served 10 years in prison for his role in the most explosive atomic spying case of the Cold War and gave testimony that sent his brother-in-law and sister, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, to the electric chair in 1953, has died at 92.
Two dead as storms rumble across South
In brief: Obama announces work projects funds
The Obama administration is announcing $170 million in grants divided among 23 work projects across the country that aim to reduce the number of long-term unemployed Americans.
Court reinstates Texas voter ID law
A federal appeals court on Tuesday temporarily reinstated Texas’ tough voter ID law, which the U.S. Justice Department had condemned as the state’s latest means of suppressing minority voter turnout.
Police: Six arrests made in South Hill burglary spree
Panel sets limit for Washington lawmakers’ free meals
County commissioners to consider three properties for future conservation
Otter won’t desert gay-marriage fight, takes on challengers during election debate
Lawyer: 9th Circuit panel biased in same-sex marriage decision
In brief: Regional Ebola preparedness report released
The Spokane Regional Health District on Tuesday released its first weekly report about the area’s preparedness to deal with Ebola.
Officials: Hospitals’ water supplies OK
The water supplies at two Spokane hospitals are back to normal after construction caused an increase in iron levels, city officials said.
Pledge boosts Whitworth project
The Harriet Cheney Cowles Foundation has pledged $2 million toward expansion and renovation of Whitworth University’s music building.
SCRAPS requests cruelty charges
Authorities have requested multiple charges of animal cruelty against a woman who allegedly kept dozens of rabbits, chickens and other barnyard animals in dangerous conditions at a Spokane County residence.
Man suspected of stealing electricity
A Spokane Valley man was arrested on suspicion of stealing electricity from his neighbor by repeatedly plugging an electrical cord into her outlet.
Google launches Express delivery service
Google wants a piece of Amazon’s retail delivery business. On Tuesday, Google began offering consumers a subscription costing $95 a year, or $10 a month, to receive free same-day deliveries from a wide range of shops – similar to the $99 Amazon Prime.
Citi closing banks in 11 markets
Citigroup customers across Central America and parts of Eastern Europe will be looking for a new place to bank next year.
Fed may delay rate increases
Just as the U.S. job market finally has strengthened, the Federal Reserve now confronts a new worry: a sputtering global economy that’s spooked investors across the world.
Red Lion hires former Coldwater Creek executive
In Brief: Ireland to phase out tax-minimization law
Ireland said it would phase out a tax-minimization law that multinational companies have used to shift taxable revenue from an operating firm in Ireland to an Irish-registered firm in an offshore tax haven.
Tacoma, Seattle ports vote to support alliance
Two rival ports, Tacoma and Seattle, Tuesday officially declared their intent to end their destructive competition over maritime customers.
Costco to sell goods in China in Alibaba dealCostco Wholesale has struck a deal with a unit of Internet retail giant Alibaba Group to open an online store serving customers in mainland China, its first dip into that burgeoning market.
Shawn Vestal: Pakootas has 16-to-1 problem
The Pakootas bottom line reflects a paucity of support that signals the difference between a serious and token candidacy.
Editorial: New oil rail rules must ensure accountability
Trudy Rubin: Nobel panel chose well for peace
Speaker cancels over threat, gun policy
A feminist speaker canceled a speech at Utah State University after learning the school would allow concealed firearms despite a threat against her. Anita Sarkeesian was to give a presentation on the portrayal of women in video games tonight. She decided Tuesday night to cancel.
Seasonal Kitchen: Behold the varieties of locally grown spuds
Potato Leek Soup; Grilled Potato Salad with Black Garlic Vinaigrette and Dill; Skordalia; Crispy Rosemary Garlic Hasselback Potatoes
Celebrate with DIY pumpkin spice syrup
Spice advice
Spiced Candied Pecans; Pumpkin-Spiced French Toast; Pumpkin-Spiced Egg Nog; Spiced Pork Tenderloin with Roasted Apples; Pumpkin Risotto
Americans, Like the Founders, Must Gather the Courage that Forged a Nation
Dr. Ben Carson
This Woman has Been Selected to Lead a Nation’s Health Initiatives; Would you Trust Her?
Will the Left Apologize to George W. Bush After This New York Times Admission?
Republicans call for West Africa travel ban to curb Ebola
Bully pulpit: Houston subpoenas pastors’ sermons, then backs off amidst outcry
Pastors had slammed demand from Mayor Annise Parker, city as a threat to religious freedom
IA Poll: Ernst 47, Braley 43
Republican Joni Ernst of Iowa leads her Democratic opponent Bruce Braley in their race for the U.S. Senate, according to a new poll from USA Today and Suffolk University. Ernst, a state senator, has 47 percent support while three-term congressman Braley earns 43 percent.
Calling Russia ‘threat to humanity’ puts Obama’s sanity in doubt - Medvedev
“I am very upset by the fact that President Obama, while speaking from the United Nations’ podium and listing the threats and challenges humanity is currently facing, put Ebola in first place, the Russian Federation second and the Islamic State organization was only in the third place. I don’t even want to comment on this, this is some sort of aberration in the brain,” Dmitry Medvedev said in an interview with CNBC television.
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from Snopes.com
Lucky Harms
Claim: Popular cereals (including Lucky Charms and Cheerios) contain paint thinner and pose a danger to children. FALSE.
It is true that trisodium phosphate is effective as a cleaning agent, due in part to its alkalinity. Sodium bicarbonate is a similarly scary-sounding chemical compound used in heavy-duty cleaning, as an agent to detarnish silver, and to extinguish fires. But you cannot make chocolate chip cookies without the leavening power of baking soda, as it is more commonly known, and leavening is another common use for sodium phosphates. Similarly, water is a very common substance used for such tasks as cleaning, scrubbing silverware, and extinguishing fires, yet it poses no harm to consumers.
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from Space.com (& CollectSpace)
Galaxies in the Early Universe Were Less-Than-Stellar Star Makers
Star formation occurring in galaxies just after the Big Bang may not have been as efficient as it is today.
NASA Astronauts Beat Clock, Wrap Up Spacewalk
NASA's Reid Wiseman and Barry "Butch" Wilmore performed a 6.5-hour-long spacewalk that included one particularly tricky task that had to be started and completed when the orbiting outpost was in orbital night.
First Photos of Water Ice on Mercury Captured by NASA Spacecraft
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from The Spokesman-Review
Stocks swoon, extending losses; Bond prices soar
Idaho same-sex couples rejoice as marriages begin
HBO to offer stand-alone streaming service
Mead builder faces criminal charge
Labor and Industries says Stephen Ranson bilked Renton homeowners out of more than $12,000 while acting as an unregistered contractor.
Gov. Inslee’s father dies at age 88
Warplanes over Spokane are just training
Snow forecast in Cascades high country
Official: 2nd worker tests positive for Ebola
A second health care worker at a Dallas hospital who provided care for the first Ebola patient diagnosed in the U.S. has tested positive for the disease, the Texas Department of State Health Services said Wednesday.
CDC: We should have done more to prevent spread of Ebola
Family, friends fondly recall teen who died at Idaho corn maze
Shea, Arritola fight for 4th District
4th District legislative candidate Q-and-A
Knezovich, police ombudsman Tim Burns discussing county role
Australia’s Richard Flanagan wins Booker fiction prize
Flanagan drew on his father’s experiences as a World War II prisoner of the Japanese for “The Narrow Road to the Deep North,” which centers on the Burma Death Railway, built with forced labor at the cost of tens of thousands of lives.
Riot gear-clad police clash with Hong Kong protesters
Ankara’s action tests coalition
Turkey is launching airstrikes against Kurdish rebels inside its borders this week despite pleas from the Obama administration to instead focus on an international campaign to destroy Islamic State militants wreaking havoc in the region.
Conservative bishops dismayed by document on family values
A fight for the soul of the Catholic Church has broken out, and the first battlefield is a document on family values that pits increasingly alarmed conservatives against more progressive bishops emboldened by Pope Francis’ vision of a church that is more merciful than moralistic.
No students’ remains in Mexican mass graves
U.S. Supreme Court blocks parts of Texas abortion law
The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday blocked key parts of a 2013 law in Texas that had closed all but eight facilities providing abortions in America’s second most-populous state.
Cold War spy case witness Greenglass dies; he was 92
David Greenglass, who served 10 years in prison for his role in the most explosive atomic spying case of the Cold War and gave testimony that sent his brother-in-law and sister, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, to the electric chair in 1953, has died at 92.
Two dead as storms rumble across South
In brief: Obama announces work projects funds
The Obama administration is announcing $170 million in grants divided among 23 work projects across the country that aim to reduce the number of long-term unemployed Americans.
Court reinstates Texas voter ID law
A federal appeals court on Tuesday temporarily reinstated Texas’ tough voter ID law, which the U.S. Justice Department had condemned as the state’s latest means of suppressing minority voter turnout.
Police: Six arrests made in South Hill burglary spree
Panel sets limit for Washington lawmakers’ free meals
County commissioners to consider three properties for future conservation
Otter won’t desert gay-marriage fight, takes on challengers during election debate
Lawyer: 9th Circuit panel biased in same-sex marriage decision
In brief: Regional Ebola preparedness report released
The Spokane Regional Health District on Tuesday released its first weekly report about the area’s preparedness to deal with Ebola.
Officials: Hospitals’ water supplies OK
The water supplies at two Spokane hospitals are back to normal after construction caused an increase in iron levels, city officials said.
Pledge boosts Whitworth project
The Harriet Cheney Cowles Foundation has pledged $2 million toward expansion and renovation of Whitworth University’s music building.
SCRAPS requests cruelty charges
Authorities have requested multiple charges of animal cruelty against a woman who allegedly kept dozens of rabbits, chickens and other barnyard animals in dangerous conditions at a Spokane County residence.
Man suspected of stealing electricity
A Spokane Valley man was arrested on suspicion of stealing electricity from his neighbor by repeatedly plugging an electrical cord into her outlet.
Google launches Express delivery service
Google wants a piece of Amazon’s retail delivery business. On Tuesday, Google began offering consumers a subscription costing $95 a year, or $10 a month, to receive free same-day deliveries from a wide range of shops – similar to the $99 Amazon Prime.
Citi closing banks in 11 markets
Citigroup customers across Central America and parts of Eastern Europe will be looking for a new place to bank next year.
Fed may delay rate increases
Just as the U.S. job market finally has strengthened, the Federal Reserve now confronts a new worry: a sputtering global economy that’s spooked investors across the world.
Red Lion hires former Coldwater Creek executive
In Brief: Ireland to phase out tax-minimization law
Ireland said it would phase out a tax-minimization law that multinational companies have used to shift taxable revenue from an operating firm in Ireland to an Irish-registered firm in an offshore tax haven.
Tacoma, Seattle ports vote to support alliance
Two rival ports, Tacoma and Seattle, Tuesday officially declared their intent to end their destructive competition over maritime customers.
Costco to sell goods in China in Alibaba dealCostco Wholesale has struck a deal with a unit of Internet retail giant Alibaba Group to open an online store serving customers in mainland China, its first dip into that burgeoning market.
Shawn Vestal: Pakootas has 16-to-1 problem
The Pakootas bottom line reflects a paucity of support that signals the difference between a serious and token candidacy.
Editorial: New oil rail rules must ensure accountability
Trudy Rubin: Nobel panel chose well for peace
Speaker cancels over threat, gun policy
A feminist speaker canceled a speech at Utah State University after learning the school would allow concealed firearms despite a threat against her. Anita Sarkeesian was to give a presentation on the portrayal of women in video games tonight. She decided Tuesday night to cancel.
Seasonal Kitchen: Behold the varieties of locally grown spuds
Potato Leek Soup; Grilled Potato Salad with Black Garlic Vinaigrette and Dill; Skordalia; Crispy Rosemary Garlic Hasselback Potatoes
Celebrate with DIY pumpkin spice syrup
Spice advice
Spiced Candied Pecans; Pumpkin-Spiced French Toast; Pumpkin-Spiced Egg Nog; Spiced Pork Tenderloin with Roasted Apples; Pumpkin Risotto
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*from Talking Points Memo
Fox's Greta Van Susteren Calls Bill O'Reilly 'Dead Wrong' About CDC Director
"My colleague, Bill O'Reilly, has called for the head of the CDC to resign. I disagree totally with him. I think Dr. Frieden has done a good job and I want him to continue to lead this," she said.
Fox's Greta Van Susteren Calls Bill O'Reilly 'Dead Wrong' About CDC Director
"My colleague, Bill O'Reilly, has called for the head of the CDC to resign. I disagree totally with him. I think Dr. Frieden has done a good job and I want him to continue to lead this," she said.
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from Top Right News
Woman Confronts Muslim Extremists Who Invaded Her Hometown (Video)
The demands of Muslims in America are spreading more quickly than we can document it. Yet despite the record influx of immigrants and “refugees” from Muslim nations, the population in America is (for now) well below that of Britain. And it is from Britain that a stunning warning video comes showing us what can happen when a large number of Muslims infiltrate a Western city.
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Woman Confronts Muslim Extremists Who Invaded Her Hometown (Video)
The demands of Muslims in America are spreading more quickly than we can document it. Yet despite the record influx of immigrants and “refugees” from Muslim nations, the population in America is (for now) well below that of Britain. And it is from Britain that a stunning warning video comes showing us what can happen when a large number of Muslims infiltrate a Western city.
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from Townhall.com
Americans, Like the Founders, Must Gather the Courage that Forged a Nation
Dr. Ben Carson
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from TPNN (Tea Party News Network)
This Woman has Been Selected to Lead a Nation’s Health Initiatives; Would you Trust Her?
Will the Left Apologize to George W. Bush After This New York Times Admission?
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from USA Today
Republicans call for West Africa travel ban to curb Ebola
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from Vox
[Information from this site may not be reliable.]
Iraq war supporters think they were just vindicated on Saddam's WMDs. They're wrong.
Iraq war supporters think they were just vindicated on Saddam's WMDs. They're wrong.
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from The Washington Post (DC)
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from The Washington Times (DC)
Bully pulpit: Houston subpoenas pastors’ sermons, then backs off amidst outcry
Pastors had slammed demand from Mayor Annise Parker, city as a threat to religious freedom
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from The Weekly Standard
IA Poll: Ernst 47, Braley 43
Republican Joni Ernst of Iowa leads her Democratic opponent Bruce Braley in their race for the U.S. Senate, according to a new poll from USA Today and Suffolk University. Ernst, a state senator, has 47 percent support while three-term congressman Braley earns 43 percent.
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from The Western Center for Journalism
(Western Journalism)
Libs And Radical Muslims Will Be Trying Even Harder To Take Rick Perry Down After What He Just Did
Far removed from the relatively conservative bastion that is his state, Texas Gov. Rick Perry ventured to London this week to speak about the dangers of encroaching Islamic extremism across the West.
Watch: What This Dem Insider Just Revealed Is So Explosive That It Came With A Death Threat
Conservative filmmaker James O’Keefe released his latest startling video this week, offering evidence that Arkansas Democrat U.S. Sen. Mark Pryor has been lying to his constituents about his position on marriage. Speaking to the chairperson of a pro-gay Arkansas Young Democrats organization, an undercover investigator posing as a homosexual potential campaign donor expressed his “misgivings” about Pryor regarding his stated position on traditional marriage. Activist Bailey Rae Bibb’s response was telling. “If you ask him personally, like, like we are talking right now,” she insisted, he would make it clear that he is “not against” gay marriage.
The Reason Why Obama’s Done Nothing To Stop ISIS Or Ebola Might Be His Dirtiest Secret Yet
Obama wants these things to happen. He wants them to happen because it weakens America. That has been his agenda all along.
PLEASE LISTEN: CURIOUS LOGIC FROM THE CDC DIRECTOR ON TRAVEL BAN FROM WEST AFRICA
LORD HELP US! CDC DIRECTOR WAS A COMMUNITY ORGANIZER (VIDEO)
AUTHORITIES OVERWHELMED: EBOLA RIOTS IN SIERRA LEONE (VIDEO)
PURE AWESOME: Dutch Biker Gang Joins The Kurds In Fight Against ISIS
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from The Western Center for Journalism
(Western Journalism)
Libs And Radical Muslims Will Be Trying Even Harder To Take Rick Perry Down After What He Just Did
Far removed from the relatively conservative bastion that is his state, Texas Gov. Rick Perry ventured to London this week to speak about the dangers of encroaching Islamic extremism across the West.
Watch: What This Dem Insider Just Revealed Is So Explosive That It Came With A Death Threat
Conservative filmmaker James O’Keefe released his latest startling video this week, offering evidence that Arkansas Democrat U.S. Sen. Mark Pryor has been lying to his constituents about his position on marriage. Speaking to the chairperson of a pro-gay Arkansas Young Democrats organization, an undercover investigator posing as a homosexual potential campaign donor expressed his “misgivings” about Pryor regarding his stated position on traditional marriage. Activist Bailey Rae Bibb’s response was telling. “If you ask him personally, like, like we are talking right now,” she insisted, he would make it clear that he is “not against” gay marriage.
The Reason Why Obama’s Done Nothing To Stop ISIS Or Ebola Might Be His Dirtiest Secret Yet
Obama wants these things to happen. He wants them to happen because it weakens America. That has been his agenda all along.
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from Yahoo News
from 100 Percent FED Up
PLEASE LISTEN: CURIOUS LOGIC FROM THE CDC DIRECTOR ON TRAVEL BAN FROM WEST AFRICA
LORD HELP US! CDC DIRECTOR WAS A COMMUNITY ORGANIZER (VIDEO)
AUTHORITIES OVERWHELMED: EBOLA RIOTS IN SIERRA LEONE (VIDEO)
PURE AWESOME: Dutch Biker Gang Joins The Kurds In Fight Against ISIS
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