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from ACLJ (American Center for Law and Justice)
Rise of ISIS: A Threat We Can’t Ignore
Big Abortion Tries to Buy an Election in Pro-Life Tennessee
IRS Scandal: Time for Officials to Come Clean, Tell Whole Truth
A Second Christian Student Suffers Discrimination at Maryland College; ACLJ Sues
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How successful was Israel's Iron Dome?
While experts have questioned the Iron Dome's success rate, countries are clamouring to buy the missile defence system.
[Information from this site may not be reliable.]
Muslims Fight To Ban Christianity From The Military
Big Abortion Tries to Buy an Election in Pro-Life Tennessee
IRS Scandal: Time for Officials to Come Clean, Tell Whole Truth
A Second Christian Student Suffers Discrimination at Maryland College; ACLJ Sues
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from Algemeiner
A Weekend of Whitewashing Radical Islam
On Labor Day weekend, Michigan Governor Rick Snyder welcomed thousands of Muslims to Detroit for the annual convention of the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA).
India Raises Security Alert Over Terror Threat Against Israeli Tourists (VIDEO)
A Weekend of Whitewashing Radical Islam
On Labor Day weekend, Michigan Governor Rick Snyder welcomed thousands of Muslims to Detroit for the annual convention of the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA).
India Raises Security Alert Over Terror Threat Against Israeli Tourists (VIDEO)
from Al Jazeera
How successful was Israel's Iron Dome?
While experts have questioned the Iron Dome's success rate, countries are clamouring to buy the missile defence system.
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from American News
Muslims Fight To Ban Christianity From The Military
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from BBC News (UK)
MH17 disaster: Russians 'controlled BUK missile system'
Russians were operating a BUK missile launcher seen in the area where the Malaysia Airlines passenger jet MH17 was shot down, eyewitnesses have told Panorama.
Japan's economy shrinks 1.8% in the three months to June
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from The Blaze
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from Bloomberg
Milk Costs Most Ever to Signal Higher Prices for Pizza
Milk futures rose to a record as exports by the U.S. climbed amid shrinking inventories of cheese and butter, signaling higher costs for pizza and pastries.
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from Campus Reform
Penn State removes Bibles from hotel rooms after atheists say they encourage 'killing nonbelievers,' gays
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Penn State removes Bibles from hotel rooms after atheists say they encourage 'killing nonbelievers,' gays
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from Christianity Today
Truett Cathy Has Died: Some Thoughts of the Man and his Mission
Truett Cathy was about much more than chicken sandwiches. He lived on mission.
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from CNN
Chick-fil-A founder dead at 93
After a childhood scarred by the Great Depression, Cathy perfected his chicken sandwich in the early 1960s. A simple recipe consisting of a buttered bun, boneless chicken and dill pickle chips, he called it the "Chick-fil-A."
Super rich are getting super richer
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from Daily Mail (UK)
Ebola virus is spreading ‘exponentially’ in Liberia, health chiefs warn, as British and American troops head to Africa to help set up treatment centres
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from EarthSky
What’s the source of a mysterious ozone-depleting chemical?
The Montreal Protocol put the brakes on ozone-depleting chemicals 30 years ago. But one compound is still abundant in Earth’s atmosphere.
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from Examiner.com
[Information from this site may not be vetted.]
from Foreign Policy
Ukraine isn’t the only place where the White House is letting a belligerent Russia off the hook.
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from Forum for Middle East Understanding
(FFMU) (Shoebat.com) [Information from this site may be unreliable.]Russia Bans Islamic Books Deemed Dangerous To Society
Russia has banned Islamic books deemed too dangerous for society.The literature includes Fortress of the Muslim, which consists of “supplications” of the Prophet Muhammad collected by ancient Muslim scholar Saeed bin Ali bin Wahf Al-Qahtani, and a certain biography of Muhammad has also been banned. As of December 25th, Russia has banned 1,058 writings deemed as dangerous, including Jehovah’s Witness literature.
British Muslim Women Start “Sharia Police” And Punish People For “Un-Islamic” Activities
Israeli Police Arrest Messianic Jewish Cult For Taking Young Girls And Forcing Them To Have Sex With Non-Jews, Telling Them That By Doing So They Will “Save The Jewish People”
Three Pagans Enter Monastery, Take Three Elderly Nuns, Rape Them And Then Stab Them All To Death
Top Ten Verses Of The Quran, That Proves ISIS Is The TRUE ISLAM
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from Fox News (& affiliates)
Chick-Fil-A founder Truett Cathy passes away at 93
In 1967 Cathy opened the first Chick-Fil-A in the Greenbriar Mall. That restaurant served as the precursor for modern day mall food court.
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from The Heritage Foundation
Ray Rice’s Firing Shows It’s Too Bad Congress Isn’t More Like the NFL
Truett Cathy’s Life Story Shows the Value Entrepreneurship Can Bring to a Society
Truett Cathy, the founder of Chick-fil-A, a popular quick-service chicken restaurant, died this morning. He was 93.
Cosmo Marginalizes Pro-Life Women in a Demeaning Way
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from iFIBER ONE News (WA)
Pierce County woman reportedly catches West Nile Virus in Grant County
Ephrata police identify dead person, death deemed suspicious
Lucille Moore, an 82-year-old Ephrata resident, was identified as the woman found dead Monday morning on Sunset Street in Ephrata.
Moses Lake police officer shooting connected to drug investigation
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from The Independent (UK)
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from Jews News
from MEDIAite
Chuck Todd Knows Why Obama Prefers ‘ISIL’ to ‘ISIS’
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from Money Talks News
7 Smart Ways to Save on the Latest Smartphones
More US Retirees Embrace Nomadic Lifestyle Overseas
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from NBC News (& affiliates)
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from New York Times
from Pamela Geller (Atlas Shrugs)
Hamas Leader Top Dog Haniya: “Our Media Was The River From Which Global Media Drank Information”
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from Phys.org
Image: Hubble sees spiral in Serpens
This new NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope image shows a beautiful spiral galaxy known as PGC 54493, located in the constellation of Serpens (The Serpent). This galaxy is part of a galaxy cluster that has been studied by astronomers exploring an intriguing phenomenon known as weak gravitational lensing.
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This new NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope image shows a beautiful spiral galaxy known as PGC 54493, located in the constellation of Serpens (The Serpent). This galaxy is part of a galaxy cluster that has been studied by astronomers exploring an intriguing phenomenon known as weak gravitational lensing.
from The Right Scoop
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from RT (Russia Today)
(Russian government-supported propaganda channel)
British ISIS women form 'sharia police' force – report
Up to 60 women are believed to have joined the Al-Khansaa brigade, an all-women’s branch of Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL), which is believed to be based in the Syrian city of Raqqa.
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Textbook theory behind volcanoes may be wrong
In the typical textbook picture, volcanoes, such as those that are forming the Hawaiian islands, erupt when magma gushes out as narrow jets from deep inside Earth. But that picture is wrong, according to a new study from researchers who conclude that seismology data are now confirming that such narrow jets don't actually exist.
In one of nature's innovations, a single cell smashes and rebuilds its own genome
A pond-dwelling, single-celled organism has the remarkable ability to break its own DNA into nearly a quarter-million pieces and rapidly reassemble those pieces when it's time to mate. This elaborate process could provide a template for understanding how chromosomes in more complex animals such as humans break apart and reassemble, as can happen during the onset of cancer.
Biologists delay the aging process by 'remote control'
Biologists have identified a gene that can slow the aging process when activated remotely in key organ systems. The life scientists, working with fruit flies, activated a gene called AMPK that is a key energy sensor in cells. Increasing AMPK in the intestine increased the fly's life by about 30 percent, and the fly stayed healthier longer as well. The research could have important implications for delaying aging and disease in humans.
Rapid and durable protection against Ebola virus with new vaccine regimens
One shot of an experimental vaccine made from two Ebola virus gene segments incorporated into a chimpanzee cold virus vector, called chimp adenovirus type 3 or ChAd3, protected all four macaque monkeys exposed to high levels of Ebola virus 5 weeks after inoculation, report scientists.
Interactive dark matter could explain Milky Way's missing satellite galaxies
Scientists believe they have found a way to explain why there are not as many galaxies orbiting the Milky Way as expected. Computer simulations of the formation of our galaxy suggest that there should be many more small galaxies around the Milky Way than are observed through telescopes. This has thrown doubt on the generally accepted theory of cold dark matter, an invisible and mysterious substance that scientists predict should allow for more galaxy formation around the Milky Way than is seen. Now cosmologists think they have found a potential solution to the problem.
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Yale Chaplain Who Wrote Controversial NYT Letter Resigns
Rev. Bruce Shipman, the Episcopal chaplain at Yale, has resigned in the wake of controversy over a New York Times letter he wrote suggesting Jews were collectively culpable for Israel’s actions and for subsequent rises in global anti-Semitism.
In D.C., a 13-year-old piano prodigy is treated as a truant instead of a star student
But see: DCPS: Post column about piano prodigy is 'inaccurate'
Cotton earns Four Pinocchios for a claim discredited eight years ago
British ISIS women form 'sharia police' force – report
Up to 60 women are believed to have joined the Al-Khansaa brigade, an all-women’s branch of Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL), which is believed to be based in the Syrian city of Raqqa.
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from ScienceDaily
Textbook theory behind volcanoes may be wrong
In the typical textbook picture, volcanoes, such as those that are forming the Hawaiian islands, erupt when magma gushes out as narrow jets from deep inside Earth. But that picture is wrong, according to a new study from researchers who conclude that seismology data are now confirming that such narrow jets don't actually exist.
In one of nature's innovations, a single cell smashes and rebuilds its own genome
A pond-dwelling, single-celled organism has the remarkable ability to break its own DNA into nearly a quarter-million pieces and rapidly reassemble those pieces when it's time to mate. This elaborate process could provide a template for understanding how chromosomes in more complex animals such as humans break apart and reassemble, as can happen during the onset of cancer.
Biologists delay the aging process by 'remote control'
Biologists have identified a gene that can slow the aging process when activated remotely in key organ systems. The life scientists, working with fruit flies, activated a gene called AMPK that is a key energy sensor in cells. Increasing AMPK in the intestine increased the fly's life by about 30 percent, and the fly stayed healthier longer as well. The research could have important implications for delaying aging and disease in humans.
Rapid and durable protection against Ebola virus with new vaccine regimens
One shot of an experimental vaccine made from two Ebola virus gene segments incorporated into a chimpanzee cold virus vector, called chimp adenovirus type 3 or ChAd3, protected all four macaque monkeys exposed to high levels of Ebola virus 5 weeks after inoculation, report scientists.
Interactive dark matter could explain Milky Way's missing satellite galaxies
Scientists believe they have found a way to explain why there are not as many galaxies orbiting the Milky Way as expected. Computer simulations of the formation of our galaxy suggest that there should be many more small galaxies around the Milky Way than are observed through telescopes. This has thrown doubt on the generally accepted theory of cold dark matter, an invisible and mysterious substance that scientists predict should allow for more galaxy formation around the Milky Way than is seen. Now cosmologists think they have found a potential solution to the problem.
from The Spokesman-Review
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from Tablet Magazine
Rev. Bruce Shipman, the Episcopal chaplain at Yale, has resigned in the wake of controversy over a New York Times letter he wrote suggesting Jews were collectively culpable for Israel’s actions and for subsequent rises in global anti-Semitism.
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from U.S. Chamber of Commerce
from The Washington Post (DC)
In D.C., a 13-year-old piano prodigy is treated as a truant instead of a star student
But see: DCPS: Post column about piano prodigy is 'inaccurate'
Cotton earns Four Pinocchios for a claim discredited eight years ago
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from The Washington Times (DC)
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from 100 Percent FED Up
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