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Report: Suspects Covered Officers’ Bodies With ‘Don’t Tread On Me’ Flags
Hillary Clinton: Benghazi Investigations ‘More Of A Reason To Run’ For President
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from Ceasefire Magazine (UK)
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from Charisma News
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from Choice and Truth
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from The Christian Science Monitor
from Clarion Project - Addressing Islamic Extremism
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from CNN
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from CNSNews.com (& MRC & NewsBusters)
Reid’s Bogeymen Koch Brothers Donate $25 Million to United Negro College Fund
The billionaire Koch brothers, and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's favorite whipping boys, announced Friday that they are donating a $25 million grant to the United Negro College Fund.
A Taxing Tonic: Rep. DeLauro Wants Federal Soda Tax
'Lone Survivor' Luttrell Says He Wouldn’t Have Wanted a Prisoner Exchange
Ralph Reed Defends Religion Against Maher's Aggressive Atheism On HBO's 'Real Time'
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from Conservative Infidel
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from Crosscut
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from Cyndi's List
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from The Daily Beast
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from The Daily Caller
Report: EPA’s Claimed Benefits Of Climate Rule Overblown By 15-Fold
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from Discovery News
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Fire season starts Wednesday in Northeast Oregon
Wildfire season is coming historically early to northeast Oregon. The Oregon Department of Forestry's Northeast District will officially declare fire season on Wednesday, said Wallowa Unit Forester Mike Shaw — about three weeks earlier than last year, and the third-earliest start to a season since 1977.
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from Facecrooks (& Bitdefender)
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from FactCheck.org
Correcting Kentucky Claim on Coal
An outside group attacking Kentucky Senate candidate Alison Lundergan Grimes is off base with its claim that she has been “silent” as “Obama attacked coal.” Grimes, a Democrat, has been vocal throughout her campaign about her opposition to Obama administration regulations on the coal industry.
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from The Farmacy
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from Greatist
94 Creative Ways to Save Money Today
Whether you want to be a millionaire or just want to save a few bucks here or there, there are some surprisingly easy ways to tuck away a little cash.
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from The Guardian (UK)
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from h+ Magazine
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from Hartford Courant
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from The Heritage Foundation
Obama Calls Out ‘Millionaires’ to Pay for Student Loans
The Government’s Bailout of College Grads Continues
Seattle Mayor Says $15 Minimum Wage Is ‘Model for the Nation’
Did This Student Receive a Bad Grade on a College Paper Because She Cited Heritage Foundation?
Miss USA Contestant Says She Is a ‘Product of Rape’
Battle Against Common Core Heats Up
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Trader Joe's Proves That Obamacare Can Free Us From The Wrong Jobs
For decades, health coverage in the U.S. has been closely linked to employment. The vast majority of Americans have received health coverage through their jobs and will continue to do so in the Obamacare era. But they no longer have to.
Westboro Baptist Church Gets A Big Surprise While Protesting Wilson High School
Time for Congress to Investigate Bill Gates' Coup
The idea that the richest man in America can purchase and -- working closely with the U.S. Department of Education -- impose new and untested academic standards on the nation's public schools is a national scandal. A Congressional investigation is warranted.
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from The Hill
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from The Hindu (Chennai / Madras, India)
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from History
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from The Hollywood Reporter
from Huffington Post
Trader Joe's Proves That Obamacare Can Free Us From The Wrong Jobs
For decades, health coverage in the U.S. has been closely linked to employment. The vast majority of Americans have received health coverage through their jobs and will continue to do so in the Obamacare era. But they no longer have to.
Westboro Baptist Church Gets A Big Surprise While Protesting Wilson High School
Time for Congress to Investigate Bill Gates' Coup
The idea that the richest man in America can purchase and -- working closely with the U.S. Department of Education -- impose new and untested academic standards on the nation's public schools is a national scandal. A Congressional investigation is warranted.
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from Human Events
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Front desk at Moses Lake district court building closes on June 16
The closure won’t affect the court room in the Wheeler Road courthouse, but will affect how people file paperwork or pay for tickets at the courthouse. A computer terminal will be available for people to pay fines and a dropbox will be open on the east side of the building for people filing paperwork.
from Independent Journal Review
Miss Louisiana’s Take on Bergdahl Prisoner Swap at Miss USA Contest Makes Crowd Go Wild
A House Church in Yunnan, China, Raided And Warned By Government Officials
(A House Church of Ethnic Groups in Yunnan Province in China was warned by local government officials of religious affairs ) ICC Note: ICC translated the Chinese report to English. Local government officials in Sibsongbanna, an autonomous prefecture in the south of Yunnan province, raided a Christian house church gathering on the past Sunday morning. They claimed that it was an “illegal gathering” and, if found again, the pastor will be arrested. Three weeks ago, the local police and government officials searched the pastor’s house and confiscated properties. The pastor was taken to the police station and interrogated if he had any connections with organizations overseas.
400 North Koreans travel to China desperate for food, find Living Bread
ICC Note: This article discusses the story that North Koreans travel to China to seek for food, but find Christ. The North Korean government has found that many North Korean get food and shelters at Christian churches close to the Sino-North Korean border and some became Christians when returning North Korea. Out of fear, the North Korean regime has eliminated the traveling permits for its citizens to visit China and warned the citizens not to contact Christian missionaries who reach out to North Koreans in China. Last month, North Korea even publicly blamed Christian missionaries for what they called “internal problems and human rights issues.” An ICC contact on the ground said "the border is very tense right now."
Burmese Army Systematically Tortures Majority-Christian Kachin Civilians
Burmese Army Accused of Torture as Kachin Conflict Enters Fourth Year
ICC Note: Three years have passed since fighting resumed between the Burmese Army and Kachin rebels in the north of the country. The Burmese Army was accused of systematically torturing the majority- Christian Kachin with brutal and inhuman tactic, including “beatings, sensory deprivation, and forcing victims to dig what they were told would be their own graves.” Even though the Burmese government claimed to the outside world that no attack is ongoing, the article points out that the Burmese Army has never stopped fighting in the past three years. Many of the Kachin people are still living in temporary shelters and fighting for survival with the bare necessities.
Why Didn’t Pres. Obama Negotiate to Free the American Pastor Held in Iran?
ICC Note: With the release of Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, many are asking why Obama chose to negotiate for his life over others, particularly American-Iranian pastor Saeed Abedini. Pastor Abedini, who was in Iran with government permission to work on a humanitarian project when he was arrested and then sentenced to 8 years in 2013 on charges related to his Christian faith. Obama mentioned Saeed Abedini to President Rouhani of Iran in his phone call in the fall of 2013. As Pastor Abedini remains in prison, it is time to start asking why the Obama administration has not done more.
Hagia Sophia Caught between Politics, History
ICC Note: Calls for Hagia Sophia, one of the oldest churches in Turkey, to be converted back into a mosque for prayer continue to emerge. The rich history of this church is a major symbol for Christians in Turkey. Converted into a mosque following the conquering of Istanbul by the Ottomans, it became a museum in 1935, as part of the secular Turkish republic. The talk to convert it again into a mosque raises fears about an increasing Islamist agenda and greater troubles for the remaining Christian communities.
As Pope pursues peace, Middle East Christians seek survival
ICC Note: Pope Francis continues to try to bring peace to the unstable region of the Middle East. Yesterday Pope Francis led a prayer for peace with the Palestinian and Israeli presidents. Christians, however, are not as optimistic about peace efforts. Instead, Christians in Syria and Egypt seem to gravitate towards autocratic leaders to provide a break from Islamic radicalism. With elections ending in Egypt, el-Sisi has gained massive support from the Christians for ousting the Muslim Brotherhood. In Syria, the Christian population continues to dwindle as fighting rages on.
Court Committee Begins Deliberations on Appeal of Mother’s Death Sentence
ICC Note: Thursday, June 5, the Khartoum Court of Appeals formally convened a committee to issue a determination as to whether the court will or will not hear Meriam's case. That committe began its deliberations on Meriam's case Sunday, June 8. An appeal was filed with that court to contest the sentencing to 100 lashes and death Meriam Yahia Ibrahim, a 27-year-old mother of two and wife to an American citizen, for her Christian faith. That determination is expected to be issued by June 15 or later.
The Month of May Was a Busy Month for Blasphemy Law in Pakistan
ICC Note: Over the month of May, multiple blasphemy accusations were made against Jehovah Witnesses, a Muslim youth and an extremely television channel. This marks one of the busiest months for Pakistan's controversial blasphemy law. Often, Christians and other religious minorities suffer under the blasphemy law and are disproportionately accused and convicted. Most international human rights organizations agree that the laws are widely abused to settle personal scores, eliminate rivals or to persecute already vulnerable minorities.
BJP Vice Chairman Calls on Nepal to Immediately and Completely Ban Religious Conversions
ICC Note: With India voting the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) into power in last month's elections, many Christians in South Asia fear for the future of religious freedom in the region. During a recent unofficial visit to Nepal, BJP's vice chairman called on Nepal to immediately and completely ban religious conversions, specifically citing Hindus converting to Christianity as a problem. Nepal, who is still transitioning from a Hindu monarchy to a secular republic, is currently drafting a constitution. This call by BJP could be seen as an attempt to keep religious freedom from being included in the final draft of Nepal's constitution.
Boko Haram Abducts At Least 20 Women from Fulani Village Near Chibok
ICC Note: According to village residents, armed Boko Haram militants abducted 40 women from Garkin Fulani Village in Nigeria's northeastern Borno State Saturday afternoon. Borno officials, speaking Monday, confirmed the abduction, but stated that only 20 woman had been abducted. According to witnesses, those abducted were young mothers. One in an alleged series of kidnappings across that region, Boko Haram is expected to ransom the women to help finance its ongoing campaign of terror. Roughly translated as "Western education is forbidden," Boko Haram is a radical, Islamic insurgency bent on establishing a separate Islamic state ruled by Sharia law. The United States designated Boko Haram a Foreign Terrorist Organization in November of 2013. A United Nations Security Council designated the group a known al-Qaeda affiliate last month.
A Lunar Discovery Reveals The Secret To Building Deflector Shields
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A Primary in New York Becomes a General Election Between a Democrat’s Best Friend, and a Conservative Marine Mom
Columbia River Hwy remains closed after slide
The popular roadway remains closed after a rock slide fell onto the Historic Columbia River Highway just north of the Stark Street Bridge last Thursday.
Peter Singer: Eliminate People Via Abortion, Euthanasia to Alleviate Suffering
[from 2010]
New Exercise Perk: Healthier Gut Bacteria
Exercise is good for the heart, lungs and mind, and now we can add gut bacteria to the list, a new study from Ireland suggests.
How the Brain Awakens from Unconsciousness Becomes Clearer
Exactly what happens when people wake up from anesthesia or a coma has long baffled scientists, but now new research on rats suggests the path the brain takes to regain consciousness may be even more sophisticated than thought.
New App Helps Travelers Avoid Diarrhea
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has created an app to help people avoid what's commonly known as traveler's diarrhea, which affects an estimated 10 million travelers each year.
Using Math to Understand the Puzzle of Humanity
Hidden Volcanoes Melt Antarctic Glaciers from Below
Why Is the Sky Blue?
White House to request $2 billion to handle border influx of children
Inequality fact: The rising tide stopped lifting all boats in 1970
This is debatable.
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High Car Insurance? Low Credit Score May Be at Fault
Mirror, Mirror on the Wall, What’s the Worst Fee of All?
The worst offender? 401(k) fees
Does the language you speak influence how you think?
Studies show that our language affects how we experience the world, playing a role in everything from how we save for retirement to the colors we see.
5 unexpected countries that are leading the way on renewable energy
Clean tech has made great strides in the U.S. recently. But if you take a look around the globe, you'll find equally encouraging signs.
Shrinking Arctic Ice Prompts Drastic Change in National Geographic Atlas
Warming oceans have caused a drastic reduction in sea ice.
'I've Had Enough': When Democrats Quit on Obama
Bergdahl swap is latest last straw for top Democrats frustrated with president's leadership.
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Five Dead in Shooting Rampage in Las Vegas
Two assailants killed two Las Vegas police officers on Sunday at a pizza restaurant and fatally shot a third person at a nearby Walmart before dying in a suicide pact, the authorities said.
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Seattle Pacific back in session after shooting
Pot advertising creating a buzz in Port Angeles
UW Tacoma master's degree seeks to attack cyber crime
More patients flocking to ERs under ACA
It wasn't supposed to work this way, but since the Affordable Care Act took effect in January, Norton Hospital has seen its packed emergency room become even more crowded, with about 100 more patients a month.
Effects of sleep deprivation equal to binge drinking or marijuana use
Seattle cab drivers filing lawsuit against ride-services
Let nature take its course to improve your health
Two officers killed in Las Vegas restaurant ambush
Las Vegas shooting suspect had Washington record
Take better smartphone photos with these 15 tips
'Red flag warning' issued for parts of Central Wash.
Evacuations eased in Bend wildfire, 2,000 homes still at risk
Jon Meis: 'Hard to accept' hero status in shooting
College student Jon Meis, who has shied away from the spotlight since he ended a Seattle Pacific University campus shooting by pepper-spraying the gunman last week, said Monday it's hard to accept his status as a hero.
Pot advertising creating a buzz in Port Angeles
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Liberty News:
Bergdahl’s Father Now Under Scrutiny Himself
Rove’s Top Campaign Funding Groups Keep Low Profile In 2014 Elections
U.S. Border Agency’s Head Of Internal Affairs Removed From Post
Obama Signs Order To Cap Student Loan Payments At 10 Percent Of Income
Why Do Police In New Mexico Need 42 MRAPs?
Risk Of Depression Is Nearly Twice As High For Unemployed Americans
Supreme Court Deals Setback To Young Relatives Of Legal Immigrants
Veterans Agree: Obama Administration Should Not Have Swapped Terrorists For Bergdahl
Monday Morning News Roundup 6-9-2014
Senator Michelle Obama: Who’s Ready For Another Liberal Political Dynasty?
Your Heart Wants The Right Fat
Conservative Politics:
Ron Paul: Obama’s Foreign Policy Rhetoric Does Not Match U.S. Actions
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Teasing Out Fact From Hype In The War On Fructose
Catfish Barbels Detect Breathing Of Buried Worms
This is the first example of a fish being able to measure pH changes in its environment.
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from IdahoReporter.com
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from iFIBER ONE News (WA)
Front desk at Moses Lake district court building closes on June 16
The closure won’t affect the court room in the Wheeler Road courthouse, but will affect how people file paperwork or pay for tickets at the courthouse. A computer terminal will be available for people to pay fines and a dropbox will be open on the east side of the building for people filing paperwork.
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from The Independent (UK)
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from Independent Journal Review
Miss Louisiana’s Take on Bergdahl Prisoner Swap at Miss USA Contest Makes Crowd Go Wild
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from International Business Times
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from International Christian Concern
(PERSECUTION.org)
A House Church in Yunnan, China, Raided And Warned By Government Officials
(A House Church of Ethnic Groups in Yunnan Province in China was warned by local government officials of religious affairs ) ICC Note: ICC translated the Chinese report to English. Local government officials in Sibsongbanna, an autonomous prefecture in the south of Yunnan province, raided a Christian house church gathering on the past Sunday morning. They claimed that it was an “illegal gathering” and, if found again, the pastor will be arrested. Three weeks ago, the local police and government officials searched the pastor’s house and confiscated properties. The pastor was taken to the police station and interrogated if he had any connections with organizations overseas.
400 North Koreans travel to China desperate for food, find Living Bread
ICC Note: This article discusses the story that North Koreans travel to China to seek for food, but find Christ. The North Korean government has found that many North Korean get food and shelters at Christian churches close to the Sino-North Korean border and some became Christians when returning North Korea. Out of fear, the North Korean regime has eliminated the traveling permits for its citizens to visit China and warned the citizens not to contact Christian missionaries who reach out to North Koreans in China. Last month, North Korea even publicly blamed Christian missionaries for what they called “internal problems and human rights issues.” An ICC contact on the ground said "the border is very tense right now."
Burmese Army Systematically Tortures Majority-Christian Kachin Civilians
Burmese Army Accused of Torture as Kachin Conflict Enters Fourth Year
ICC Note: Three years have passed since fighting resumed between the Burmese Army and Kachin rebels in the north of the country. The Burmese Army was accused of systematically torturing the majority- Christian Kachin with brutal and inhuman tactic, including “beatings, sensory deprivation, and forcing victims to dig what they were told would be their own graves.” Even though the Burmese government claimed to the outside world that no attack is ongoing, the article points out that the Burmese Army has never stopped fighting in the past three years. Many of the Kachin people are still living in temporary shelters and fighting for survival with the bare necessities.
Why Didn’t Pres. Obama Negotiate to Free the American Pastor Held in Iran?
ICC Note: With the release of Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, many are asking why Obama chose to negotiate for his life over others, particularly American-Iranian pastor Saeed Abedini. Pastor Abedini, who was in Iran with government permission to work on a humanitarian project when he was arrested and then sentenced to 8 years in 2013 on charges related to his Christian faith. Obama mentioned Saeed Abedini to President Rouhani of Iran in his phone call in the fall of 2013. As Pastor Abedini remains in prison, it is time to start asking why the Obama administration has not done more.
Hagia Sophia Caught between Politics, History
ICC Note: Calls for Hagia Sophia, one of the oldest churches in Turkey, to be converted back into a mosque for prayer continue to emerge. The rich history of this church is a major symbol for Christians in Turkey. Converted into a mosque following the conquering of Istanbul by the Ottomans, it became a museum in 1935, as part of the secular Turkish republic. The talk to convert it again into a mosque raises fears about an increasing Islamist agenda and greater troubles for the remaining Christian communities.
As Pope pursues peace, Middle East Christians seek survival
ICC Note: Pope Francis continues to try to bring peace to the unstable region of the Middle East. Yesterday Pope Francis led a prayer for peace with the Palestinian and Israeli presidents. Christians, however, are not as optimistic about peace efforts. Instead, Christians in Syria and Egypt seem to gravitate towards autocratic leaders to provide a break from Islamic radicalism. With elections ending in Egypt, el-Sisi has gained massive support from the Christians for ousting the Muslim Brotherhood. In Syria, the Christian population continues to dwindle as fighting rages on.
Court Committee Begins Deliberations on Appeal of Mother’s Death Sentence
ICC Note: Thursday, June 5, the Khartoum Court of Appeals formally convened a committee to issue a determination as to whether the court will or will not hear Meriam's case. That committe began its deliberations on Meriam's case Sunday, June 8. An appeal was filed with that court to contest the sentencing to 100 lashes and death Meriam Yahia Ibrahim, a 27-year-old mother of two and wife to an American citizen, for her Christian faith. That determination is expected to be issued by June 15 or later.
The Month of May Was a Busy Month for Blasphemy Law in Pakistan
ICC Note: Over the month of May, multiple blasphemy accusations were made against Jehovah Witnesses, a Muslim youth and an extremely television channel. This marks one of the busiest months for Pakistan's controversial blasphemy law. Often, Christians and other religious minorities suffer under the blasphemy law and are disproportionately accused and convicted. Most international human rights organizations agree that the laws are widely abused to settle personal scores, eliminate rivals or to persecute already vulnerable minorities.
BJP Vice Chairman Calls on Nepal to Immediately and Completely Ban Religious Conversions
ICC Note: With India voting the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) into power in last month's elections, many Christians in South Asia fear for the future of religious freedom in the region. During a recent unofficial visit to Nepal, BJP's vice chairman called on Nepal to immediately and completely ban religious conversions, specifically citing Hindus converting to Christianity as a problem. Nepal, who is still transitioning from a Hindu monarchy to a secular republic, is currently drafting a constitution. This call by BJP could be seen as an attempt to keep religious freedom from being included in the final draft of Nepal's constitution.
Boko Haram Abducts At Least 20 Women from Fulani Village Near Chibok
ICC Note: According to village residents, armed Boko Haram militants abducted 40 women from Garkin Fulani Village in Nigeria's northeastern Borno State Saturday afternoon. Borno officials, speaking Monday, confirmed the abduction, but stated that only 20 woman had been abducted. According to witnesses, those abducted were young mothers. One in an alleged series of kidnappings across that region, Boko Haram is expected to ransom the women to help finance its ongoing campaign of terror. Roughly translated as "Western education is forbidden," Boko Haram is a radical, Islamic insurgency bent on establishing a separate Islamic state ruled by Sharia law. The United States designated Boko Haram a Foreign Terrorist Organization in November of 2013. A United Nations Security Council designated the group a known al-Qaeda affiliate last month.
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from Investor's Business Daily
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from io9
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*from Jen Kuznicki
A Primary in New York Becomes a General Election Between a Democrat’s Best Friend, and a Conservative Marine Mom
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from The Jerusalem Post
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from KATU News (Portland)
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from KGW-TV (Portland)
Columbia River Hwy remains closed after slide
The popular roadway remains closed after a rock slide fell onto the Historic Columbia River Highway just north of the Stark Street Bridge last Thursday.
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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 KOIN Local 6 News (Portland)
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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 LifeNews.com
Peter Singer: Eliminate People Via Abortion, Euthanasia to Alleviate Suffering
[from 2010]
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from LiveScience
New Exercise Perk: Healthier Gut Bacteria
Exercise is good for the heart, lungs and mind, and now we can add gut bacteria to the list, a new study from Ireland suggests.
How the Brain Awakens from Unconsciousness Becomes Clearer
Exactly what happens when people wake up from anesthesia or a coma has long baffled scientists, but now new research on rats suggests the path the brain takes to regain consciousness may be even more sophisticated than thought.
New App Helps Travelers Avoid Diarrhea
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has created an app to help people avoid what's commonly known as traveler's diarrhea, which affects an estimated 10 million travelers each year.
Using Math to Understand the Puzzle of Humanity
Hidden Volcanoes Melt Antarctic Glaciers from Below
Why Is the Sky Blue?
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from Los Angeles Times
White House to request $2 billion to handle border influx of children
Inequality fact: The rising tide stopped lifting all boats in 1970
This is debatable.
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from MEDIAite
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from Media Matters for America
from Money Talks News
High Car Insurance? Low Credit Score May Be at Fault
Mirror, Mirror on the Wall, What’s the Worst Fee of All?
The worst offender? 401(k) fees
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from Mother Jones
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from Mother Nature Network
Does the language you speak influence how you think?
Studies show that our language affects how we experience the world, playing a role in everything from how we save for retirement to the colors we see.
5 unexpected countries that are leading the way on renewable energy
Clean tech has made great strides in the U.S. recently. But if you take a look around the globe, you'll find equally encouraging signs.
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from MSN News
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from The National Audubon Society
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from National Geographic
Shrinking Arctic Ice Prompts Drastic Change in National Geographic Atlas
Warming oceans have caused a drastic reduction in sea ice.
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from National Journal
'I've Had Enough': When Democrats Quit on Obama
Bergdahl swap is latest last straw for top Democrats frustrated with president's leadership.
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from National Review
from Natural Society
[Information from this site may not be reliable.]
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from Nature News and Comment
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from NBC News (& affiliates)
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from The New Republic
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from Newsmax
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from New York Daily News
from New York Magazine
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from New York Post
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from New York Times
Five Dead in Shooting Rampage in Las Vegas
Two assailants killed two Las Vegas police officers on Sunday at a pizza restaurant and fatally shot a third person at a nearby Walmart before dying in a suicide pact, the authorities said.
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from Northwest Watchdog
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from NPR (& affiliates)
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from NWCN (ID-OR-WA)
WA:
Seattle Pacific back in session after shooting
Pot advertising creating a buzz in Port Angeles
Judge: Casey Kasem should be fed, hydrated
A judge ruled Monday that Casey Kasem should be fed, hydrated and medicated while a court-appointed attorney evaluates the health of the ailing radio personality after his daughter moved to implement end of life measures. Kasem, who has dementia, was in critical condition in a Washington state hospital.
Wait times for Puget Sound VA up to nearly 59 days
A judge ruled Monday that Casey Kasem should be fed, hydrated and medicated while a court-appointed attorney evaluates the health of the ailing radio personality after his daughter moved to implement end of life measures. Kasem, who has dementia, was in critical condition in a Washington state hospital.
Wait times for Puget Sound VA up to nearly 59 days
Council votes to delay future Metro cuts; Constantine vetoes
King County Executive Dow Constantine vetoed an amendment narrowly passed by the Council that would implement drastic cuts this year but hold off on approving the cuts in 2015.
King County Executive Dow Constantine vetoed an amendment narrowly passed by the Council that would implement drastic cuts this year but hold off on approving the cuts in 2015.
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More patients flocking to ERs under ACA
It wasn't supposed to work this way, but since the Affordable Care Act took effect in January, Norton Hospital has seen its packed emergency room become even more crowded, with about 100 more patients a month.
Effects of sleep deprivation equal to binge drinking or marijuana use
Seattle cab drivers filing lawsuit against ride-services
Let nature take its course to improve your health
Two officers killed in Las Vegas restaurant ambush
Las Vegas shooting suspect had Washington record
Take better smartphone photos with these 15 tips
'Red flag warning' issued for parts of Central Wash.
Evacuations eased in Bend wildfire, 2,000 homes still at risk
Jon Meis: 'Hard to accept' hero status in shooting
College student Jon Meis, who has shied away from the spotlight since he ended a Seattle Pacific University campus shooting by pepper-spraying the gunman last week, said Monday it's hard to accept his status as a hero.
Pot advertising creating a buzz in Port Angeles
from The Oregonian
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from PBS (& affiliates)
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from Personal Liberty
Liberty News:
Bergdahl’s Father Now Under Scrutiny Himself
Rove’s Top Campaign Funding Groups Keep Low Profile In 2014 Elections
U.S. Border Agency’s Head Of Internal Affairs Removed From Post
Obama Signs Order To Cap Student Loan Payments At 10 Percent Of Income
Why Do Police In New Mexico Need 42 MRAPs?
Risk Of Depression Is Nearly Twice As High For Unemployed Americans
Supreme Court Deals Setback To Young Relatives Of Legal Immigrants
Veterans Agree: Obama Administration Should Not Have Swapped Terrorists For Bergdahl
Monday Morning News Roundup 6-9-2014
Senator Michelle Obama: Who’s Ready For Another Liberal Political Dynasty?
Your Heart Wants The Right Fat
Conservative Politics:
Ron Paul: Obama’s Foreign Policy Rhetoric Does Not Match U.S. Actions
from Pew Research Center
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from PJ Media
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from POLITICO
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from PoliticusUSA
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from PolitiFact
from Popular Science
Teasing Out Fact From Hype In The War On Fructose
Catfish Barbels Detect Breathing Of Buried Worms
This is the first example of a fish being able to measure pH changes in its environment.
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from Press TV (Iran)
from PreventDisease.com
[Information from this site may not be reliable.]
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from Psychology Today
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from Q13Fox News (KCPQ Seattle)
Anchor Recovered: British Capt. Vancouver’s from 222 years ago?
A 900-pound anchor that some believe is from one of two ships British Capt. George Vancouver used to explore the Pacific Northwest in 1792, was hauled up from the Strait of Juan de Fuca off the coast of Whidbey Island Monday.
GOP rep.: Global warming is a hoax because dinosaurs went extinct without car pollution
[misleading headline]
Anchor Recovered: British Capt. Vancouver’s from 222 years ago?
A 900-pound anchor that some believe is from one of two ships British Capt. George Vancouver used to explore the Pacific Northwest in 1792, was hauled up from the Strait of Juan de Fuca off the coast of Whidbey Island Monday.
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from Rare
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from The Raw Story
GOP rep.: Global warming is a hoax because dinosaurs went extinct without car pollution
[misleading headline]
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from Real Clear Politics
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from RedState
from RetroVision (news.kjosy.com)
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from Reuters
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from Riel World View (Dan Riehl)
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from The Right Scoop
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from Right Wing News
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from RT (Russia Today)
(Russian government-supported propaganda channel)
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from The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
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Loan Arranger
Claim: President Obama has signed a bill forgiving all student loans taken out within the last ten years:
FALSE
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Peter Glaser, Father of Solar-Power Satellite Idea, Dies at 90
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from Sunny Skyz
from Talking Points Memo
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from ThatsNonsense.com
Quack, Quack, Quack: An Oral History of the Mighty Ducks Trilogy
You Won’t Believe Obama’s Display of Disrespect to Our Military
But the President of the United States is a civilian. He is not a member of the US Military and is therefore not entitled to salute. - C.S.
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from U.S. News and World Report
from Viral Nova
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Hillary Clinton: Bill and I charge enormous speaking fees because we left the White House 'dead broke'
Ron Paul joins Tea Party to back Chris McDaniel vs. Mississippi Sen. Thad Cochran
IRS sent 'massive' database of tax exempt groups to FBI weeks before 2010 election
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‘Cosmos’ closes with a tough call for faith in science
“Cosmos” spent its last episode making clear that scientific thinking faces real threats in the political climate. “Pretending to know everything closes the door to finding out what’s really there,” Tyson told audiences.
Obama Administration: Bergdahl Was Chuck Hagel's Call
But Hagel says Obama "made the ultimate decision."
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from Salon
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from Science-Based Medicine
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from ScienceDaily
from Scientific American
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from The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
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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 Snopes.com
Loan Arranger
Claim: President Obama has signed a bill forgiving all student loans taken out within the last ten years:
FALSE
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from Space.com (& CollectSpace)
Peter Glaser, Father of Solar-Power Satellite Idea, Dies at 90
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from SPIEGEL International (Der Spiegel)
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from The Spokesman-Review (Spokane, WA)
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from The Star (Grand Coulee, WA)
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from Sunny Skyz
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from The Sydney Morning Herald - smh.com.au
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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
Quack, Quack, Quack: An Oral History of the Mighty Ducks Trilogy
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from The Times of India
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from Townhall.com
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from TPNN (Tea Party News Network)
You Won’t Believe Obama’s Display of Disrespect to Our Military
But the President of the United States is a civilian. He is not a member of the US Military and is therefore not entitled to salute. - C.S.
from USA Today
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from The Wall Street Journal
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from The Washington Examiner (DC)
Hillary Clinton: Bill and I charge enormous speaking fees because we left the White House 'dead broke'
Ron Paul joins Tea Party to back Chris McDaniel vs. Mississippi Sen. Thad Cochran
IRS sent 'massive' database of tax exempt groups to FBI weeks before 2010 election
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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)
‘Cosmos’ closes with a tough call for faith in science
“Cosmos” spent its last episode making clear that scientific thinking faces real threats in the political climate. “Pretending to know everything closes the door to finding out what’s really there,” Tyson told audiences.
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from The Washington Times (DC)
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from The Week
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from The Weekly Standard
Obama Administration: Bergdahl Was Chuck Hagel's Call
But Hagel says Obama "made the ultimate decision."
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from The Western Center for Journalism
(Western Journalism)
If What’s Happening On MSNBC Is Any Clue, Hillary Clinton Doesn’t Stand A Chance
Peter Glaser, Father of Solar-Power Satellite Idea, Dies at 90
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from The Wenatchee World (WA)
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from The Western Center for Journalism
(Western Journalism)
If What’s Happening On MSNBC Is Any Clue, Hillary Clinton Doesn’t Stand A Chance
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from WIRED
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from WND (World Net Daily)
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from Yahoo News
Peter Glaser, Father of Solar-Power Satellite Idea, Dies at 90
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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
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