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from ABC News (& affiliates)
Trey Grayson: Rand Paul ‘Real Shot’ at GOP Nomination
Mom of Mauled Boy Says People More Concerned About the Dog
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from About.com
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from ACLJ (American Center for Law and Justice)
The Worst Idea I’ve Ever Heard … Or Maybe It’s Just LiberalWhy not let the IRS do our taxes for us? Liberal wunderkind Ezra Kline (formerly of the Washington Post and now of Vox.com) was pushing this new idea a few weeks ago. Well it wasn’t really new. He’s been pushing it for years.
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from CNSNews.com (& MRC & NewsBusters)
Civility on NPR: Business Anchor Says Donald Trump Has 'A Special Place In Hell Reserved'
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from Columbia Basin Herald
E-cigarettes and the public's health
An editorial response from the Grant County Health District regarding e-cigarettes
Utility continues to catch and haul adult fish past Wanapum
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from The Daily Caller
Sen. Mike Lee Pushes Bill To End All Energy Tax Subsidies
Utah Republican Sen. Mike Lee has introduced legislation to eliminate tax subsidies for all energy sources, from renewables to hydrocarbons, to end market distortions in the energy industry.
California Congresswoman Wants A $26 Minimum Wage In Her State
Bloated dead whale might explode in Newfoundland town
A bloated carcass of a blue whale that washed ashore near the town’s boardwalk could explode at any time, residents fear.
PGG to sell retail locations
What Happens To The Unemployment Rate If You Add Back Labor Force Dropouts?
You Know What, Dude? Even If Benghazi Was About A Video, It’s Still A Scandal
Why Liberals Think Conservatives Are Racist
A Mother’s Case For Legalizing Medical Marijuana For Children
With an improved legal status, Americans will benefit from the medical potential of pot -- even kids.
Utah Republican Sen. Mike Lee has introduced legislation to eliminate tax subsidies for all energy sources, from renewables to hydrocarbons, to end market distortions in the energy industry.
California Congresswoman Wants A $26 Minimum Wage In Her State
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from Daily Mail (UK)
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from Discovery News
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from EarthSky
Bloated dead whale might explode in Newfoundland town
A bloated carcass of a blue whale that washed ashore near the town’s boardwalk could explode at any time, residents fear.
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from East Oregonian
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from Examiner.com
[Information from this site may not be vetted.]
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from Facecrooks (& Bitdefender)
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from The Farmacy
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from The Federalist
What Happens To The Unemployment Rate If You Add Back Labor Force Dropouts?
You Know What, Dude? Even If Benghazi Was About A Video, It’s Still A Scandal
Why Liberals Think Conservatives Are Racist
A Mother’s Case For Legalizing Medical Marijuana For Children
With an improved legal status, Americans will benefit from the medical potential of pot -- even kids.
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*from The Federalist Papers
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from Forbes
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from Fox News (& affiliates)
Bunkerville residents sound off about BLM, police, media
Boehner announces special committee on Benghazi, Kerry subpoenaed
CDC: First US case of deadly virus MERS reported in Indiana
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from The Globe and Mail (Canada)
from The Guardian (UK)
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from The Heritage Foundation (The Foundry)
Pork Belongs on the Dinner Table, Not in Congress
In order to stop the return of earmarking to Congress, Sens. Tom Coburn (R–Okla.), and Mark Udall (D–Colo.), are urging their fellow colleagues to support continuing the earmark moratorium in the Senate, in a letter circulated this week.
Jobs Report: Unemployment Down, But 800,000 Leave Workforce
Krauthammer: White House Benghazi E-mail ‘Equivalent’ to ‘Nixon Tapes’
Finally: A Benghazi Select Committee
Final Obamacare Headcount Lacks Details on Who's Paid, Newly Insured
They Have No Idea What's Going On
The details are vague, the numbers are off, what else are we not hearing about?
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Darrell Issa Subpoenas John Kerry To Testify On Benghazi
Alaska State Troopers Who Appeared On Reality TV Show Killed In The Line Of Duty
U.S. Creates 288,000 Jobs In April, Unemployment Rate Falls To 6.3%
Louis C.K. Takes Aim at Common Core -- And We're All Smarter for It
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In order to stop the return of earmarking to Congress, Sens. Tom Coburn (R–Okla.), and Mark Udall (D–Colo.), are urging their fellow colleagues to support continuing the earmark moratorium in the Senate, in a letter circulated this week.
Jobs Report: Unemployment Down, But 800,000 Leave Workforce
Krauthammer: White House Benghazi E-mail ‘Equivalent’ to ‘Nixon Tapes’
Finally: A Benghazi Select Committee
Final Obamacare Headcount Lacks Details on Who's Paid, Newly Insured
They Have No Idea What's Going On
The details are vague, the numbers are off, what else are we not hearing about?
from The Hill
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from Huffington Post
Darrell Issa Subpoenas John Kerry To Testify On Benghazi
Alaska State Troopers Who Appeared On Reality TV Show Killed In The Line Of Duty
U.S. Creates 288,000 Jobs In April, Unemployment Rate Falls To 6.3%
Louis C.K. Takes Aim at Common Core -- And We're All Smarter for It
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from Human Events
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from Independent Journal Review
Update: China Arrested Church Leaders Before Demolishing Sanjiang Church
ICC Note: More information is pouring in from Christians in China who were part of the effort to stop the Chinese government from demolishing the 4,000 seat Sanjiang Church on Monday. The church was completely destroyed with explosives only a few weeks after a human shield made up of thousands of Christians had initially caused the government to reach a compromise with church leaders. Now, Christians are reporting that Chinese authorities managed to clear out hundreds of protesters before the demolition by arresting leaders of the protest first, while subjecting their families to various forms of official scrutiny. Employing such high pressure tactics is not uncommon for Chinese government officials attempting to silence outspoken Christian leaders.
Boko Haram Suspected Responsible for 19 Dead, 80 Injured in Second Abuja Bombing
ICC Note: A second bomb rocked the outskirts of Nigeria's capital city of Abuja last night, killing 19 and injuring more than 80. Suspected to be the work of radical Islamic insurgency and U.S.-designated Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO) Boko Haram, the group set off a bomb in the Nyanya bus terminal, just 50 meters from the site of yesterday's explosion, on April 14th. That first attack, targeting Christian worshipers traveling to be with friends and family for the Easter Passion Week, draws into question the motives for the most recent bombing. While many point to the upcoming World Economic Forum for Africa set to take place in Abuja next week, rights groups familiar with Boko Haram question whether a deeper, religious motive spurred the group’s most recent attack.
Buddhist Nationalism Rising in Asia
ICC Note: In several Buddhist majority countries, a form of Buddhist nationalism is taking hold of the Buddhist majority population. In Sri Lanka, Buddhist nationalist have formed a group called BBS which attacks both Christians and Muslims in an attempt to protect the Buddhist heritage of Sri Lanka. For many people in the West, Buddhist nationalism is something foreign and unfamiliar. For Christians in some parts of Asia, it is the newest threat to their existence.
U.S. Discusses Support for Nigerian Government in its Search for 230 Kidnapped School Girls
ICC Note: U.S. State Department Spokeswoman Marie Harf stated Thursday that the U.S. has "been engaged with the Nigerian government in discussions on what we might do to help support their efforts to find and free these young women." On April 14th, over 100 suspected Boko Haram militants abducted more than 240 school girls from their secondary school in the predominantly Christian town of Chibok, located in Northern Nigeria's ravaged Borno State. Protests erupted throughout Nigeria, demanding the Nigerian government find and release the more than 230 captive girls who are reportedly being sold into forced marriages with their captors before being ferried to Boko Haram strongholds in Chad and Cameroon.
Pakistani Christians in UK Hold Protest Against Blasphemy Laws
ICC Note: During a meeting between UK Prime Minister David Cameron and Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, Pakistani Christian in the UK held a protest outside of the Prime Minister's residence to highlight the abuse of blasphemy laws in Pakistan. Cameron had promised the UK Parliament that he would discuss the abuse of Pakistan's blasphemy laws, especially how they are used to specifically target Christians. Please pray that this meeting and protest will bring about change in Pakistan.
Brunei Adopts Sharia Law, Christians May Face Harsh Punishments
ICC Note: On Wednesday, the small sultanate of Brunei became the first nation in Southeast Asia to officially adopt Sharia (Islamic) law country-wide. The courts will now begin to enforce a range of punishments for various crimes under Islamic law and over the next few years will phase in additional crimes, including insulting the Prophet Muhammad, which will be punishable by death. With an estimated 40,000 Christians living in Brunei, the possibility for these laws to turn into religious persecution is very real.
Five Ministers Arrested and Detained by Eritrean Officials Before Officially Ordained
ICC Note: Petros Yosief, Bemnet Tesfay, Aklilu Tesfay, Ermias Hadgu and Aron Mehretu, five pastors set to be ordained as official ministers of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, have been arrested by security officials in Asmara, Eritrea. Reports estimate more than 1,500 Christians remain imprisoned throughout Eritrea for the expression of their faith. Often referred to as the "North Korea of Africa" and the "Great Prison," Eritrea has, under President Isaias Afwerki's authoritarian administration, adopted a top-down policy of religious repression, arresting and detaining Christians afilliated with unregistered house churches and Bible studies and dictating to the fourregistered religious sects how, where, and when they may practice their religion.
Did da Vinci Create a 3D 'Mona Lisa'?
Leonardo Da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" painting may be part of the oldest 3D artwork, say two visual scientists.
Human Brain Microchip Is 9,000 Times Faster Than a PC
Despite advances in computing, today's computers remain far less efficient than the 3-lb. (2.3-kg) hunk of matter in our skulls. But a new microchip modeled on the human brain is much faster and more efficient than a typical computer, researchers report.
Mount St. Helens Is Recharging: What Rising Magma Means
Mount St. Helens is nowhere near another eruption, but new magma is rising underground, heaving the volcano upward and outward by the length of a fingertip.
Jiggy Mazda and the Spiders from Cars
(Op-Ed) By Chris Buddle, McGill University
Spider-Man: 5 Weird Effects of Real Spider Bites
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from iFIBER ONE News (WA)
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from The Independent (UK)
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from Independent Journal Review
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from International Business Times
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from International Christian Concern
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Update: China Arrested Church Leaders Before Demolishing Sanjiang Church
ICC Note: More information is pouring in from Christians in China who were part of the effort to stop the Chinese government from demolishing the 4,000 seat Sanjiang Church on Monday. The church was completely destroyed with explosives only a few weeks after a human shield made up of thousands of Christians had initially caused the government to reach a compromise with church leaders. Now, Christians are reporting that Chinese authorities managed to clear out hundreds of protesters before the demolition by arresting leaders of the protest first, while subjecting their families to various forms of official scrutiny. Employing such high pressure tactics is not uncommon for Chinese government officials attempting to silence outspoken Christian leaders.
Boko Haram Suspected Responsible for 19 Dead, 80 Injured in Second Abuja Bombing
ICC Note: A second bomb rocked the outskirts of Nigeria's capital city of Abuja last night, killing 19 and injuring more than 80. Suspected to be the work of radical Islamic insurgency and U.S.-designated Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO) Boko Haram, the group set off a bomb in the Nyanya bus terminal, just 50 meters from the site of yesterday's explosion, on April 14th. That first attack, targeting Christian worshipers traveling to be with friends and family for the Easter Passion Week, draws into question the motives for the most recent bombing. While many point to the upcoming World Economic Forum for Africa set to take place in Abuja next week, rights groups familiar with Boko Haram question whether a deeper, religious motive spurred the group’s most recent attack.
Buddhist Nationalism Rising in Asia
ICC Note: In several Buddhist majority countries, a form of Buddhist nationalism is taking hold of the Buddhist majority population. In Sri Lanka, Buddhist nationalist have formed a group called BBS which attacks both Christians and Muslims in an attempt to protect the Buddhist heritage of Sri Lanka. For many people in the West, Buddhist nationalism is something foreign and unfamiliar. For Christians in some parts of Asia, it is the newest threat to their existence.
U.S. Discusses Support for Nigerian Government in its Search for 230 Kidnapped School Girls
ICC Note: U.S. State Department Spokeswoman Marie Harf stated Thursday that the U.S. has "been engaged with the Nigerian government in discussions on what we might do to help support their efforts to find and free these young women." On April 14th, over 100 suspected Boko Haram militants abducted more than 240 school girls from their secondary school in the predominantly Christian town of Chibok, located in Northern Nigeria's ravaged Borno State. Protests erupted throughout Nigeria, demanding the Nigerian government find and release the more than 230 captive girls who are reportedly being sold into forced marriages with their captors before being ferried to Boko Haram strongholds in Chad and Cameroon.
Pakistani Christians in UK Hold Protest Against Blasphemy Laws
ICC Note: During a meeting between UK Prime Minister David Cameron and Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, Pakistani Christian in the UK held a protest outside of the Prime Minister's residence to highlight the abuse of blasphemy laws in Pakistan. Cameron had promised the UK Parliament that he would discuss the abuse of Pakistan's blasphemy laws, especially how they are used to specifically target Christians. Please pray that this meeting and protest will bring about change in Pakistan.
Brunei Adopts Sharia Law, Christians May Face Harsh Punishments
ICC Note: On Wednesday, the small sultanate of Brunei became the first nation in Southeast Asia to officially adopt Sharia (Islamic) law country-wide. The courts will now begin to enforce a range of punishments for various crimes under Islamic law and over the next few years will phase in additional crimes, including insulting the Prophet Muhammad, which will be punishable by death. With an estimated 40,000 Christians living in Brunei, the possibility for these laws to turn into religious persecution is very real.
Five Ministers Arrested and Detained by Eritrean Officials Before Officially Ordained
ICC Note: Petros Yosief, Bemnet Tesfay, Aklilu Tesfay, Ermias Hadgu and Aron Mehretu, five pastors set to be ordained as official ministers of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, have been arrested by security officials in Asmara, Eritrea. Reports estimate more than 1,500 Christians remain imprisoned throughout Eritrea for the expression of their faith. Often referred to as the "North Korea of Africa" and the "Great Prison," Eritrea has, under President Isaias Afwerki's authoritarian administration, adopted a top-down policy of religious repression, arresting and detaining Christians afilliated with unregistered house churches and Bible studies and dictating to the fourregistered religious sects how, where, and when they may practice their religion.
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from The Jerusalem Post
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from KHQ Local News (Spokane)
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from KING 5 (Seattle)
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from KIRO 7 Eyewitness News (Seattle)
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from KOMO News (Seattle)
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from KREM 2 News (Spokane)
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from KXLY 4 News (Spokane)
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from LiveScience
Did da Vinci Create a 3D 'Mona Lisa'?
Leonardo Da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" painting may be part of the oldest 3D artwork, say two visual scientists.
Human Brain Microchip Is 9,000 Times Faster Than a PC
Despite advances in computing, today's computers remain far less efficient than the 3-lb. (2.3-kg) hunk of matter in our skulls. But a new microchip modeled on the human brain is much faster and more efficient than a typical computer, researchers report.
Mount St. Helens Is Recharging: What Rising Magma Means
Mount St. Helens is nowhere near another eruption, but new magma is rising underground, heaving the volcano upward and outward by the length of a fingertip.
Jiggy Mazda and the Spiders from Cars
(Op-Ed) By Chris Buddle, McGill University
Spider-Man: 5 Weird Effects of Real Spider Bites
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from MEDIAite
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from Media Matters for America
from Money Talks News
Take 5: A Roundup of Reads From Around the Web
1. 20 Thrifty Decorating Tips
2. 3 Simple Ways to Save for Retirement on a Budget
3. 5 Ways to Improve Your Home That Are Cheaper Than a New TV
4. A Year of Bike Commuting
5. 35 Grocery Items You Should Make at Home (and 5 to Buy)
The Next Tech Trend That Could Make You Rich
If you missed the chance to make ground-floor investments in personal computers, iPods and smartphones, take heart. There may still be time to ride to riches on the coattails of the latest tech innovation. It’s called the Internet of Things, and it might be the next big cash cow for online investors.
Biggest Regrets: What Homebuyers Would Do Differently
According to a new survey from Chase, recent homebuyers said they have some regrets and would make different choices if they had an opportunity for a real estate purchase do-over.
1. 20 Thrifty Decorating Tips
2. 3 Simple Ways to Save for Retirement on a Budget
3. 5 Ways to Improve Your Home That Are Cheaper Than a New TV
4. A Year of Bike Commuting
5. 35 Grocery Items You Should Make at Home (and 5 to Buy)
The Next Tech Trend That Could Make You Rich
If you missed the chance to make ground-floor investments in personal computers, iPods and smartphones, take heart. There may still be time to ride to riches on the coattails of the latest tech innovation. It’s called the Internet of Things, and it might be the next big cash cow for online investors.
Biggest Regrets: What Homebuyers Would Do Differently
According to a new survey from Chase, recent homebuyers said they have some regrets and would make different choices if they had an opportunity for a real estate purchase do-over.
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New nature preserve will be the largest on Earth
Covering more than 320 million acres, the marine park in New Caledonia is twice the size of Texas, three times the size of Germany and much larger than any other protected area on the planet.
Aran Islands: A visual tour of one of Ireland's treasures
MNN photographer Catie Leary shares images from her bicycle tour across Inishmore, one of Ireland's most breathtaking destinations.
Portland reverses decision to dump 38 million gallons of pee-tainted drinking water
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from National Journal
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from National Review
Instant Citizens
Our misguided understanding of “birthright citizenship” is an invitation to abuse. Out of the world’s advanced countries, only two grant automatic citizenship to those born on their soil: Canada and the United States.
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[Information from this site may not be reliable.]
Chipotle Has Nearly Eliminated All GMO IngredientsCall it a marketing gimmick or a revolutionary eco-food movement, but Chipotle is well on its way to becoming the first fast food or casual restaurant to offer completely GMO-free fare. According to a new statement, the restaurant’s coming price hike is with good reason—to supply American consumers with good food free of GMOs.
U.S. Apples Coated in Questionable Chemical that’s Banned in Europe
Independence wouldn’t break research ties, says Scottish Government
Scotland will decide on 18 September whether to become an independent nation. Whatever the result, Scottish leaders say that the country will remain a part of the United Kingdom's scientific research system.
Chipotle Has Nearly Eliminated All GMO IngredientsCall it a marketing gimmick or a revolutionary eco-food movement, but Chipotle is well on its way to becoming the first fast food or casual restaurant to offer completely GMO-free fare. According to a new statement, the restaurant’s coming price hike is with good reason—to supply American consumers with good food free of GMOs.
U.S. Apples Coated in Questionable Chemical that’s Banned in Europe
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Independence wouldn’t break research ties, says Scottish Government
Scotland will decide on 18 September whether to become an independent nation. Whatever the result, Scottish leaders say that the country will remain a part of the United Kingdom's scientific research system.
You don't always know what you're saying
People's conscious awareness of their speech often comes after they've spoken, not before.
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Where are the jobs? They’re right here
April appears to be one of the best months for the U.S. job market since before the Great Recession began.
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Boehner calls for House select committee to investigate Benghazi attacks
House Speaker John Boehner announced on Friday he will call a vote to form a select committee to investigate the 2012 Benghazi attacks.
Two Alaska State Troopers who appeared on National Geographic show shot dead in tiny village, suspect caught
Patrick (Scott) Johnson and trooper Gabriel (Gabe) Rich - who both appeared on the show 'Alaska State Troopers' - were killed in Tanana, a town of 238 people that was featured on Discovery Channel's 'Yukon Men,' on Thursday while following up on a report of a man brandishing a gun the previous night.
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from New York Daily News
Boehner calls for House select committee to investigate Benghazi attacks
House Speaker John Boehner announced on Friday he will call a vote to form a select committee to investigate the 2012 Benghazi attacks.
Two Alaska State Troopers who appeared on National Geographic show shot dead in tiny village, suspect caught
Patrick (Scott) Johnson and trooper Gabriel (Gabe) Rich - who both appeared on the show 'Alaska State Troopers' - were killed in Tanana, a town of 238 people that was featured on Discovery Channel's 'Yukon Men,' on Thursday while following up on a report of a man brandishing a gun the previous night.
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from New York Times
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from NPR (& affiliates)
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from NWCN (ID-OR-WA)
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from The Oregonian
Gov. John Kitzhaber has 'deep concern' about oil train safety, tells feds to move faster
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Mass Flight From U.S. Labor Force Drives Down April Unemployment
More Bad News For Obama: House Lawmakers Move To Appoint Special Prosecutor In IRS Targeting Scandal
Watchdog Takes A Look Inside The Secret Leftist Billionaire Club
GOP Ramps Up Benghazi Investigation, Forms Select Committee
Senator To Social Security Commissioner: Unwillingness To Speak And Read English Is Not A Disability
Pennsylvania High Court Allows Police To Search Vehicles Without Warrant
Missouri Legislature Nears Approval Of Nullification Bill To Limit Federal Gun Control
The Missouri State Legislature is on the verge of forwarding a bill to Democratic Governor Jay Nixon that, if signed into law, will nullify virtually all Federal gun laws while asserting the State’s rejection of “unlimited submission” to Federal powers not enumerated in the Constitution.
Is John Boehner Stupid, Bought, Or On The Other Side?
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from PoliticusUSA
from Popular Science
CDC Confirms First Case of MERS Within U.S.
A patient in Indiana is ill with the first U.S. case of a serious infectious disease from the Middle East. The American, a health care worker, left the Arabian Peninsula on April 24 for London, and arrived in the U.S. on April 27, less than a week ago. The Centers for Disease Control confirmed this afternoon that the Indiana patient is infected with Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS). He was health care worker in Riyadh, according to the CDC, and most likely became infected while doing that work.
Invention Awards 2014: Stash Your Bike Helmet In A Briefcase
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from Press TV (Iran)
from PreventDisease.com
[Information from this site may not be reliable.]
21 Health Tricks To Teach Your Body
Whether it's curing a throat tickle, resolving your headache in minutes or experiencing supersonic hearing, these 21 tricks are proven methods of fooling your body to achieve a desired result, whether that's relieving pain or just having fun.
9 Essential Mood, Memory, and Cognitive Enhancers That Boost Brain Energy Metabolism
Mood-stabilizing drugs are purely antimanic agents, which are mainly for treating mania. However, natural mood stabilizers help the body metabolize brain chemicals which enhance mood, something drugs can never do due to specific metabolic pathways necessary to metabolize the chemical constituents. These ingredients not only improve mood, memory and cognition, but they do it without long-term side effects associated with medication.
5 Simple Steps To Help You Eliminate This Deadly Ingredient From Your Diet
[via Collective Evolution] Sugar comes in many forms, and you may be surprised to find out that it actually comes in many different types of foods and you may be consuming more than you realize every single day.
21 Health Tricks To Teach Your Body
Whether it's curing a throat tickle, resolving your headache in minutes or experiencing supersonic hearing, these 21 tricks are proven methods of fooling your body to achieve a desired result, whether that's relieving pain or just having fun.
9 Essential Mood, Memory, and Cognitive Enhancers That Boost Brain Energy Metabolism
Mood-stabilizing drugs are purely antimanic agents, which are mainly for treating mania. However, natural mood stabilizers help the body metabolize brain chemicals which enhance mood, something drugs can never do due to specific metabolic pathways necessary to metabolize the chemical constituents. These ingredients not only improve mood, memory and cognition, but they do it without long-term side effects associated with medication.
5 Simple Steps To Help You Eliminate This Deadly Ingredient From Your Diet
[via Collective Evolution] Sugar comes in many forms, and you may be surprised to find out that it actually comes in many different types of foods and you may be consuming more than you realize every single day.
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Mark Levin: Beating Your Chest On FOX Is Simply Not Enough Anymore
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from RedState
from RetroVision
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from Reuters
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from Riel World View (Dan Riehl)
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from The Right Scoop
MUST WATCH: Oregon Republican calls out Liberal reporter, gets THROWN OUT of candidate meeting
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from Right Wing News
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from RT (Russia Today)
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from Science-Based Medicine
Cochrane Reviews: The Food Babe of Medicine?Just because something is labelled as a systematic review does not mean it is any good. We have to be just as vigilant now as ever. Even a review with a Cochrane label does not make its true. Four out of 12 Cochrane reviews on acupuncture were wrong. Caveat lector rules, OK?
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MERS coronavirus can be transmitted from camel to humans
The so-called Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) coronavirus was first found in June 2012 in a patient from Saudi Arabia, who suffered from severe pneumonia. Since this time, more than 300 persons have developed an infection, of whom about a third died. The fact that the Arabian camel is the origin of the infectious disease has been confirmed recently. The transmission pathways of the viruses, however, have not been clear until now.
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MERS coronavirus can be transmitted from camel to humans
The so-called Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) coronavirus was first found in June 2012 in a patient from Saudi Arabia, who suffered from severe pneumonia. Since this time, more than 300 persons have developed an infection, of whom about a third died. The fact that the Arabian camel is the origin of the infectious disease has been confirmed recently. The transmission pathways of the viruses, however, have not been clear until now.
from Scientific American
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from Skeptoid Podcast
from Slate
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from Slate's The Vault Blog
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from Smithsonian Magazine
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from Space.com (& CollectSpace)
NASA Spacecraft Snaps Amazing Photo of Uranus from Saturn's Orbit
Boeing Unveils Cabin Design for Commercial Spaceliner
Watch a Giant Solar 'Tornado' Whirl Off the Sun
NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory probe has captured spectacular video of an enormous plasma "tornado" spinning off the sun.
Albert Einstein: Before and After Relativity
Albert Einstein's theory of special relativity revolutionized science and, once proven observationally, brought the physicist international fame. Though some observers dismiss much of the science that came before him, Einstein relied upon older work to formulate his landmark theory, experts say.
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NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory probe has captured spectacular video of an enormous plasma "tornado" spinning off the sun.
Albert Einstein: Before and After Relativity
Albert Einstein's theory of special relativity revolutionized science and, once proven observationally, brought the physicist international fame. Though some observers dismiss much of the science that came before him, Einstein relied upon older work to formulate his landmark theory, experts say.
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from The Star (Grand Coulee, WA)
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from Talking Points Memo
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from The Telegraph (UK)
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from ThatsNonsense.com
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from Think Progress
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from Time
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from The Times of India
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from Townhall.com
from USA Today
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from The Wall Street Journal
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from The Washington Examiner (DC)
Obamacare's individual mandate effectively delayed another month
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from The Washington Free Beacon (DC)
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from The Washington Policy Center (State)
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from The Washington Post (DC)
John Boehner to establish select committee to investigate Benghazi
The surprisingly simple way Egyptians moved massive pyramid stones without modern technology
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from The Washington Times (DC)
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from The Week
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from The Weekly Standard
In response to a Freedom of Information Act request filed last summer by Judicial Watch, the Obama administration last week released 41 documents related to the attacks on U.S. facilities in Benghazi, Libya, on September 11, 2012.
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(Western Journalism)
Unbelievable: Liberal Congressman Calls Clarence Thomas An “Uncle Tom”
A Biometric Gun Lock That Even the NRA Might Like
Microsoft Changes Its Tune With Free Version of Windows
Major security hole found in popular login protocols – and it won’t be fixed anytime soon
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THIRD CASE OF DEADLY MIDDLE EAST VIRUS CONFIRMED IN THE U.S. AND DOZENS OF HOSPITAL WORKERS EXPOSED
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from The Wenatchee World (WA)
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from The Western Center for Journalism
(Western Journalism)
Unbelievable: Liberal Congressman Calls Clarence Thomas An “Uncle Tom”
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from WIRED
Microsoft Changes Its Tune With Free Version of Windows
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from WND (World Net Daily)
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from Yahoo News
Major security hole found in popular login protocols – and it won’t be fixed anytime soon
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from Yakima Herald-Republic
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from YouTube
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from Zero Hedge
from 12Tribe Films Foundation
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from 100 Percent FED Up
THIRD CASE OF DEADLY MIDDLE EAST VIRUS CONFIRMED IN THE U.S. AND DOZENS OF HOSPITAL WORKERS EXPOSED
CDC: FIRST CASE OF MERS VIRUS CONFIRMED IN THE U.S.
U.S. MARINE VET BEING HELD SHACKLED BY ALL FOURS IN MEXICAN JAIL
U.S. MARINE VET BEING HELD SHACKLED BY ALL FOURS IN MEXICAN JAIL
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