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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 Associated Press
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from The Blaze (& Glenn Beck)
Mia Love’s Immediate Response When CNN Hosts Try to Make Race Focal Point of the Conservative’s Election Victory [Video]
Plenty of people noticed something very unique in Republican Joni Ernst’s acceptance speech
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from Breitbart
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from CBS News (& affiliates)
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from CNSNews.com (& MRC & NewsBusters)
NBC's Lauer Lectures GOP: Opposing Obama 'Is Not A Policy'
Maddow Blasts Dems For Allowing GOP to Control 30 State Legislatures; ‘Do You Guys Have a Catch-Up Plan?’
MSNBC's Chris Matthews, Of All People, Slams Obama for Being Surrounded by 'Sycophants'
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from Conservative Post
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from Daily Mail (UK)
JFK's nephew Timothy Shriver reveals how the Kennedys kept Rosemary's lobotomy secret - and how she could say just a handful of words afterwards
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from Eagle Rising
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from Foreign Policy
With the Export-Import Bank on the chopping block, American companies tried to get requests in under the wire.
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from The Guardian (UK)
Obama concedes voters sent Democrats message in midterms - as it happened
US midterm elections: wave of defeats leave Democrats reeling
‘This is ugly,’ says Democrat party strategist, as Republicans sweep to control of Senate
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from Huffington Post
[Information from this site may be unreliable.]
How The 2014 Midterm Elections Made History
If You Want To Understand Putin, You Have To Know These 15 Facts
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How The 2014 Midterm Elections Made History
If You Want To Understand Putin, You Have To Know These 15 Facts
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from The Jewish Press
Official Palestinian Authority Condolence Letter to Family of the Terrorist'The world cannot remain silent in the face of incitement by PA leader Mahmoud Abbas,' Israel's foreign minister warned his colleagues.
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from KXLY 4 News (ABC Spokane)
from NASA
NASA to Discuss Science Findings of Oct. 19 Comet Flyby of Mars
NASA will host a media teleconference at noon EST on Friday, Nov. 7, to provide initial science observations of comet C/2013 A1 Siding Spring’s close flyby of Mars and the impact on the Martian atmosphere.
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from National Review
[Information from this site may not be reliable.]
When Thugs and Liars Lose
When Thugs and Liars Lose
Election wins are satisfying, but they won’t stop the lies, nor will they stop the left’s lawfare. When it comes to the lies, the best way to answer deceptive speech is with truthful speech. But when it comes to leftist lawfare, we conservatives need to learn to punch back twice as hard. Lawfully and cleanly, of course, but relentlessly — until the Left learns that legal abuse carries serious legal consequences.
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from NBC News (& affiliates)
Republicans rule House and Senate after midterms
The GOP took control of the Senate in Tuesday’s elections, winning seven seats. In the House, NBC News projects that Republicans added 13 seats, giving the party its largest majority in more than 80 years.
from POLITICO
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from The Right Scoop
Mark Levin: Republican leadership just handed the power of the purse back to Obama________
from RT (Russia Today)
(Russian government-supported propaganda channel)
Republicans take control of US Senate, ousting Democrats in midterms
Afghan translators left behind amid US troop withdrawal fear for their lives
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Kendall Yards developer calls on Condon to rehire planning director who was forced out
Ferris assistant principal under investigation; placed on paid leave
Burglar caught in home as woman hid
Spokane VA to temporarily close ER overnight
Police investigating mutilated squirrel nailed to telephone pole
Republicans roll in Idaho - again
Suspected coffee shop robber faces new charges
Suspected CdA bank robber captured in Pocatello
Spokane teacher wins Milken award
McConnell: Obama action on immigration would be a ‘mistake’
Cab driver robbed at gunpoint early Wednesday
Avista reports slightly lower 3Q earnings
Ballot measures: California next for pot activists
Oregon and the nation’s capital approved recreational pot use. In Alaska, a legal pot measure held a steady lead.
MINIMUM WAGE
Voters in four states approved increases in the state minimum wage. In Arkansas, it will rise from $6.25 an hour to $8.50 by 2017, in Nebraska from $7.25 to $9 and in South Dakota from $7.25 to $8.50. In Alaska, it will increase $2 an hour to $9.75 in 2016.
GUN SALES
In Washington state, voters approved a measure to expand background checks on gun sales and transfers.
FOOD FIGHT
Colorado voters rejected a measure that would have required labeling of certain genetically modified foods. A similar measure was too close to call in Oregon. In Hawaii, voters in Maui County opted to temporarily ban the cultivation of genetically engineered crops.
SUGARY DRINKS
Voters in Berkeley, California, became the first in the country to pass a tax on sodas and other sugary drinks.
Spokane County voters favor GOP candidates
Spokane voters willing to pay to fix streets, park
Otter retains office; Ybarra holds slim lead
America’s balance of power shifts as GOP takes Senate
Taliban member charged in U.S. court
In brief: U.S. allows Iran more centrifuges, website claims
The Obama administration has agreed to allow Iran to operate 6,000 centrifuges to enrich uranium, up from a ceiling of 4,000 reported two weeks ago, as part of negotiations for a nuclear deal, according to a website approved by the Iranian government.
Pair wanted in attack on students caught
Mexico’s most-wanted couple, accused of running their town as a drug fiefdom and ordering an attack that killed six and left 43 college students missing, were caught Tuesday in a rough-and-tumble neighborhood of Mexico City where they were hiding.
Pistorius prosecutors file appeal papers
Kurdish youths report Islamic State abuse
Russia to boycott nuclear summit
More Ukrainian troops deployed to defend east
Separatists press forward with split from Ukraine
Rebel declared leader of Donetsk
Judges consider NSA’s data sweep
Privacy advocates contest actions
Accused Pennsylvania killer used laptop while on run, records say
Judge sets Hope Solo trial date
In brief: Van Gogh work fetches $61.8 million
Ruling clears way for gay marriages
A federal judge has granted an injunction against Kansas’ same-sex marriage ban, and couples will be able to apply for marriage licenses there by Nov. 11, according to a ruling filed in federal court Tuesday.
Okla. abortion law on hold temporarily
The Oklahoma Supreme Court on Tuesday temporarily put on hold a state law restricting abortions while the issue is argued in a lower court.
Federal charges brought against Spokane doctor in child rape, porn case
Busy season for Spokane Valley crafter
Spokane 2015 budget pays 164 workers six figures
Detectives: Spokane Valley homicide victims were “executed”
In brief: Two Spokane Valley shooting victims identified
Gallegos-Rodriguez, 44, died of multiple gunshot wounds, according to the Spokane County Medical Examiner’s Office, and Gallegos, 53, died of a gunshot wound to the head and neck.
Victim, suspect each claim stalking
Both the victim and the alleged attacker in a Monday morning drive-by shooting claimed the other party was stalking them, according to court documents.
Police ombudsman contract extended
Police ombudsman Tim Burns will serve until at least 2018 in a contract extension approved Tuesday night by the Police Ombudsman Commission.
Mother threw son off bridge, police say
A woman who appealed for money online to help care for her autistic son and disabled husband has been accused of throwing her 6-year-old boy to his death off a historic bridge on the Oregon coast.
Republicans win Kootenai County races
Baumgartner, Shea lead GOP charge in Washington Legislature
Washington, Idaho send incumbents back to Congress
The only incumbent in the two states not headed back to Congress is the one who decided to retire, Richard “Doc” Hastings of Central Washington’s 4th District. In the battle for the open seat, Yakima farmer Dan Newhouse, a former legislator and state agriculture director, had a 3,000-vote lead over Eltopia farmer Clint Didier, a former NFL player who ran a strong populist campaign.
Expanded gun background checks passing
In brief: U.S. factory orders down in September
Home-price growth slows
Saudis drive oil prices lower
Move could provide economic stimulus
Ford recalls 202,000 vehicles
Government perks transform life in UAE
Free health care, no income tax help bolster robust middle class
Exit polls find most voters unhappy with leadership
GOP favored but many dissatisfied with both parties
Oregon’s Kitzhaber elected to fourth term
Daines earns rare Senate win in Montana
Brown makes history with California victory
Walker takes Wisconsin
GOP dominates governor races
Shawn Vestal: Dave Wilson still believes in voice of independence
Christine M. Flowers: Blame for Ebola spreading fastest
Editorial: Decisions on association health insurance plans should be flexible
Cookbook Review: ‘Roast Figs’ reboot
Normandy-style Onion and Cider Soup with Melting Camembert
Use winter squash for delicious, edible bowls
Acorn Squash Stuffed with Chicken and Kale
Quinoa-Stuffed Acorn Squash
Ground Beef-Stuffed Acorn Squash
Secret to cut fat in baked goods? Yogurt
Eggless Chocolate Almond Yogurt Cupcakes with Chocolate-Almond Glaze
Eggless Yogurt Spice Cake with Pumpkin Spice or Cinnamon-Nutmeg Glaze
Former Aide Says Putin Has No Strategic Plans
An oligarch now living in exile in London tells TIME the Russian President can't imagine life without power
Is GOP Ready for Obama's Attorney General Fight?
IRS Tells Court It Never Tried To Find Lois Lerner's Lost Emails
Ignores the search for the truth
Republicans take control of US Senate, ousting Democrats in midterms
Afghan translators left behind amid US troop withdrawal fear for their lives
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from Space.com (& CollectSpace)
from The Spokesman-Review
Kendall Yards developer calls on Condon to rehire planning director who was forced out
Ferris assistant principal under investigation; placed on paid leave
Burglar caught in home as woman hid
Spokane VA to temporarily close ER overnight
Police investigating mutilated squirrel nailed to telephone pole
Republicans roll in Idaho - again
Suspected coffee shop robber faces new charges
Suspected CdA bank robber captured in Pocatello
Spokane teacher wins Milken award
McConnell: Obama action on immigration would be a ‘mistake’
Cab driver robbed at gunpoint early Wednesday
Avista reports slightly lower 3Q earnings
Ballot measures: California next for pot activists
Oregon and the nation’s capital approved recreational pot use. In Alaska, a legal pot measure held a steady lead.
MINIMUM WAGE
Voters in four states approved increases in the state minimum wage. In Arkansas, it will rise from $6.25 an hour to $8.50 by 2017, in Nebraska from $7.25 to $9 and in South Dakota from $7.25 to $8.50. In Alaska, it will increase $2 an hour to $9.75 in 2016.
GUN SALES
In Washington state, voters approved a measure to expand background checks on gun sales and transfers.
FOOD FIGHT
Colorado voters rejected a measure that would have required labeling of certain genetically modified foods. A similar measure was too close to call in Oregon. In Hawaii, voters in Maui County opted to temporarily ban the cultivation of genetically engineered crops.
SUGARY DRINKS
Voters in Berkeley, California, became the first in the country to pass a tax on sodas and other sugary drinks.
Spokane County voters favor GOP candidates
Spokane voters willing to pay to fix streets, park
Otter retains office; Ybarra holds slim lead
America’s balance of power shifts as GOP takes Senate
Taliban member charged in U.S. court
In brief: U.S. allows Iran more centrifuges, website claims
The Obama administration has agreed to allow Iran to operate 6,000 centrifuges to enrich uranium, up from a ceiling of 4,000 reported two weeks ago, as part of negotiations for a nuclear deal, according to a website approved by the Iranian government.
Pair wanted in attack on students caught
Mexico’s most-wanted couple, accused of running their town as a drug fiefdom and ordering an attack that killed six and left 43 college students missing, were caught Tuesday in a rough-and-tumble neighborhood of Mexico City where they were hiding.
Pistorius prosecutors file appeal papers
Kurdish youths report Islamic State abuse
Russia to boycott nuclear summit
More Ukrainian troops deployed to defend east
Separatists press forward with split from Ukraine
Rebel declared leader of Donetsk
Judges consider NSA’s data sweep
Privacy advocates contest actions
Accused Pennsylvania killer used laptop while on run, records say
Judge sets Hope Solo trial date
Ruling clears way for gay marriages
A federal judge has granted an injunction against Kansas’ same-sex marriage ban, and couples will be able to apply for marriage licenses there by Nov. 11, according to a ruling filed in federal court Tuesday.
Okla. abortion law on hold temporarily
The Oklahoma Supreme Court on Tuesday temporarily put on hold a state law restricting abortions while the issue is argued in a lower court.
Federal charges brought against Spokane doctor in child rape, porn case
Busy season for Spokane Valley crafter
Spokane 2015 budget pays 164 workers six figures
Detectives: Spokane Valley homicide victims were “executed”
Gallegos-Rodriguez, 44, died of multiple gunshot wounds, according to the Spokane County Medical Examiner’s Office, and Gallegos, 53, died of a gunshot wound to the head and neck.
Victim, suspect each claim stalking
Both the victim and the alleged attacker in a Monday morning drive-by shooting claimed the other party was stalking them, according to court documents.
Police ombudsman contract extended
Police ombudsman Tim Burns will serve until at least 2018 in a contract extension approved Tuesday night by the Police Ombudsman Commission.
Mother threw son off bridge, police say
A woman who appealed for money online to help care for her autistic son and disabled husband has been accused of throwing her 6-year-old boy to his death off a historic bridge on the Oregon coast.
Republicans win Kootenai County races
Baumgartner, Shea lead GOP charge in Washington Legislature
Washington, Idaho send incumbents back to Congress
The only incumbent in the two states not headed back to Congress is the one who decided to retire, Richard “Doc” Hastings of Central Washington’s 4th District. In the battle for the open seat, Yakima farmer Dan Newhouse, a former legislator and state agriculture director, had a 3,000-vote lead over Eltopia farmer Clint Didier, a former NFL player who ran a strong populist campaign.
Expanded gun background checks passing
In brief: U.S. factory orders down in September
Home-price growth slows
Saudis drive oil prices lower
Move could provide economic stimulus
Ford recalls 202,000 vehicles
Government perks transform life in UAE
Free health care, no income tax help bolster robust middle class
Exit polls find most voters unhappy with leadership
GOP favored but many dissatisfied with both parties
Oregon’s Kitzhaber elected to fourth term
Daines earns rare Senate win in Montana
Brown makes history with California victory
Walker takes Wisconsin
GOP dominates governor races
Shawn Vestal: Dave Wilson still believes in voice of independence
Christine M. Flowers: Blame for Ebola spreading fastest
Editorial: Decisions on association health insurance plans should be flexible
Cookbook Review: ‘Roast Figs’ reboot
Normandy-style Onion and Cider Soup with Melting Camembert
Use winter squash for delicious, edible bowls
Acorn Squash Stuffed with Chicken and Kale
Quinoa-Stuffed Acorn Squash
Ground Beef-Stuffed Acorn Squash
Secret to cut fat in baked goods? Yogurt
Eggless Chocolate Almond Yogurt Cupcakes with Chocolate-Almond Glaze
Eggless Yogurt Spice Cake with Pumpkin Spice or Cinnamon-Nutmeg Glaze
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from Time
Former Aide Says Putin Has No Strategic Plans
An oligarch now living in exile in London tells TIME the Russian President can't imagine life without power
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from Townhall.com
Is GOP Ready for Obama's Attorney General Fight?
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from Truth Revolt
Ignores the search for the truth
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from The Washington Post (DC)
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from The Western Center for Journalism
(Western Journalism)
The Unbelievable Front Page Of This Newspaper Will Have Obama’s White House Up in Arms
If a picture is worth a thousand words, then the morning-after front page of the New York Post may well be worth many thousand reactions, both positive and negative, depending upon one’s political viewpoint.
Ted Cruz Outlines GOP’s Agenda And Future Of Obamacare In Light of Republican Win
(Western Journalism)
The Unbelievable Front Page Of This Newspaper Will Have Obama’s White House Up in Arms
If a picture is worth a thousand words, then the morning-after front page of the New York Post may well be worth many thousand reactions, both positive and negative, depending upon one’s political viewpoint.
Ted Cruz Outlines GOP’s Agenda And Future Of Obamacare In Light of Republican Win
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from WND (World Net Daily)
[Information from this site may not be reliable.]
SWING! U.S. SENATE TAKES SHARP RIGHT TURN
GOP fights to roll back Obama's attempt to 'fundamentally transform America'
BEN CARSON OFFICIALLY SWITCHES POLITICAL PARTIES
Moving another step closer to possible presidential run
SWING! U.S. SENATE TAKES SHARP RIGHT TURN
GOP fights to roll back Obama's attempt to 'fundamentally transform America'
BEN CARSON OFFICIALLY SWITCHES POLITICAL PARTIES
Moving another step closer to possible presidential run
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