Friday, November 4, 2016

In the news, Sunday, October 16, 2016


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from CNSNews.com (& MRC & NewsBusters)

Syrian Refugees Catch Bombing Suspect in Germany
A potential bombing threat in Germany was thwarted after three Syrian refugees captured the alleged suspect before police officially detained him. The subject of a nationwide manhunt, 22-year old Syrian refugee Jaber Albakr was suspected of working with Islamic extremists to detonate an explosive device at a Berlin airport.

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from CommonDreams
[Information from this site may not be reliable.]

Maintaining Influence in Afghanistan
Despite President Obama's promises of a drawdown in Afghanistan, the United States is settling in for the long haul.

CETA's Threat to Seed Freedom
"Across the globe, generations of farmers have been able to save seeds from each year's crops, store them, exchange them and re-use them in the next season." Under the Comprehensive Trade and Economic Agreement (CETA), that may no longer be true.

Lawmakers Want to Close the Loophole That Pays Disabled Workers Pennies An Hour
Currently, under the Fair Labor Standards Act, a certified “sheltered workshop” can pay disabled Americans less than the minimum wage—sometimes as little as pennies per hour. As a result, approximately 400,000 disabled Americans are paid a subminimum wage, which makes it more difficult for them to work their way out of poverty.

After Profiting from Weapons Sales and Bombing Yemen, U.S. Calls for Ceasefire
U.S. and U.K. call for unconditional ceasefire in Yemen conflict "within hours"

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from The Guardian (UK)
[Information from this site may be unreliable.]

10 tiny churches around the UK
Dixe Wills set off on a pilgrimage round Britain in search of diminutive places of worship. In an extract from his new book he picks 10 of the most unusual, from a cliffside chapel in Wales to a plywood labour of love in a Norfolk garden.

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from LifeZette (& PoliZette)

WikiLeaks: Liberal Columnist Tried to ‘Trojan Horse’ Bernie
Podesta emails show writer gave Sanders good ink to ultimately push his backers to Clinton

Trump Hate Hits Maine: Vandals Spray Paint Cars at Rally
Attendees at a campaign event for GOP nominee in Bangor dismayed to find vehicles defaced

Emails Reveal the Politicization of Everything in Clinton World
WikiLeaks dump shows even a party for Hillary's campaign staff was reason to scheme on optics

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from The Living Church

Spokane Elects 9th Bishop
The Diocese of Spokane has elected the Rev. Canon Gretchen M. Rehberg, a rector from Idaho, as its ninth bishop. Rehberg was one of four nominees. She has served as rector of Church of the Nativity, Lewiston, since 2006.

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from Mises Institute
[Information from this site may not be reliable.]

Ignorance Is More Costly in Politics than in Markets
Gary Galles: Not understanding how politics works will prove to be much more harmful than ignorance about how markets work. For months, I have seen articles about the massive economic ignorance infesting candidates’ views and how they would “fix” what they think are the nation's problems. They essentially say that neither candidate knows enough to pass an economics principles course, much less enough to advance Americans’ general welfare. I cannot disagree.

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from Newsmax

Giuliani: System Is Rigged by Democrats Who Cheat
Donald Trump adviser Rudy Giuliani on Sunday defended the GOP nominee's accusations that the election is rigged — declaring he's seen proof of Democrats stealing elections and yet "very few situations where Republicans cheat."

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from Republican National Committee (GOP)

“Take The Money !!”
How The Clinton Campaign Decided To Accept Foreign Government Lobbyist Cash

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from The Spokesman-Review

True aim of Initiative 1501 tangled in political brawlThere is great debate about whether Initiative 1501 on Washington’s Nov. 8 ballot actually protects seniors or is just another spat in the ongoing fight between a caregivers union and a conservative think tank that dislikes unions.

Eye on Boise: McAlister outraises Scott in N. Idaho race
The latest campaign finance reports from the race between Rep. Heather Scott, R-Blanchard, and Democratic challenger Kate McAlister, of Sandpoint, show McAlister outraising the outspoken first-term incumbent.

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from US Herald
[Information from this site may not be reliable.]
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