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from Allen West
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EXPOSED: Here’s the big LIE in Hillary’s health report
EXPOSED: Here’s the big LIE in Hillary’s health report
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from CNN
from CNSNews.com (& MRC & NewsBusters)
Former Speaker Boehner Takes Job on Big Tobacco Board
Heavy smoker John Boehner is taking a job as a director at the tobacco company that makes Camel and Newport, reports CNN Money.
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from Conservative Tribune
[Information from this site may not be reliable.]
BOOM: After NCAA Ditches NC Over Bathroom Law, NC Sends Epic Item to NCAA
BOOM: After NCAA Ditches NC Over Bathroom Law, NC Sends Epic Item to NCAA
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from The Federalist Papers
Liberal Hypocrisy on Tolerance And Hate Brilliantly Exposed
Look at What’s Happening in Gun Controlled Australia
Melbourne, Australia “is in the grip of an unprecedented wave of gun violence,” according to Australia’s The Age. Despite extremely strict gun control, which the left claims will tamp down on gun crime, this major Australian metropolis is proving the opposite.
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from Gun Owners of America
Gun owners’ opposition to background checks is probably the most difficult position for non-owners (and even some owners) to fathom. The history of Background Checks shows that while they don't work to disarm bad guys, they do register gun owners and provide "confiscation lists" for corrupt officials. See where this has already happened in the U.S.
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from The Heritage Foundation
Number of Islamist Terror Plots Against the US Rises to 89: Proactive Approach to Terrorism Needed
The Simple Saving Measure Congress Overlooks: Factoring in Interest Costs
By including interest costs in legislative cost estimates, lawmakers could become more wary of large spending bills.
Colleges’ War on Free Speech Continues
The courage shown by University of Chicago administrators who defended free speech is relatively rare. Trustees have the power to fire a president and his key administrators for yielding to campus tyrants. Why don't they?
No, the Constitution Isn’t Outdated
Time tests quality—and the fact that our Founders’ creation has outlasted so many other regimes signifies their skill and prescience.
Obama’s Absurd Double Standard on Defense Spending
Obama can't require every hike in defense spending be accompanied by increase in domestic spending.
The Trick Lawmakers Use to Hide Their Wasteful Spending
The Congressional Budget Act of 1974 requires the legislative and the executive branches to agree upon a dozen different appropriations bills before the end of the fiscal year, Sept. 30. And year after year, they have failed to meet this deadline. So, Congress often turns to a short-term patch, known as a continuing resolution, to fund the government until reconvening in January. And just as frequently, these continuing resolution bills not only fail to address wasteful spending, but break through existing spending caps, put our government on an unsustainable course, and help repeat the cycle next year.
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from The Hill
Conservatives make push to block ObamaCare insurer ‘bailout’
A leading conservative group is launching a campaign blitz against what it calls a health insurer “bailout,” as ObamaCare allies seek new ways to protect the law this fall.
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from Independent Journal Review
14 Medal of Honor Recipients Endorse Trump and Their Reason Has Everything to Do With Veterans
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Greed Report: The diagnosis is bad. Should a second opinion be your first step?
Doctor lies to healthy patients, falsely diagnosing them with cancer in insurance scam
He billed insurance companies for aggressive treatment his patients didn't actually need.
When a Crackpot Runs for President
Nicholas Kristof: Journalistic efforts at fairness may risk normalizing Donald Trump, without fully acknowledging what an abnormal candidate he is.
I Do Solemnly Swear
This Constitution Day We're Reminded Of Clinton's Intentions To Follow In Obama's Footsteps And Abuse The Power Of The Executive Branch To Force Through Their Liberal Agenda
Multi-Million Dollar Foundation Donor Implicated In Chinese Vote Buying Scheme
A Clinton Foundation donor was "snared" in a Chinese vote buying scheme that resulted in the expulsion of 45 members of China's legislature.
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Why We Have Forgotten the Worst School Attack in U.S. History
On May 18, 1927, a man named Andrew Kehoe blew up the school in Bath Township, Mich. Most of the 44 killed were children. It remains the deadliest attack on a school in U.S. history. It is also regularly left out of accounts of terrorism in America.
14 Medal of Honor Recipients Endorse Trump and Their Reason Has Everything to Do With Veterans
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from Indian Country Today Media Network
Immediate Review of B.C. Mining Safety Demanded by Alaska Native Leaders
An organization of Alaska Native leaders wants the U.S./Canada International Joint Commission, formed by a 1909 treaty, to ensure British Columbia mines use best practices to prevent contamination of rivers that cross from Canada into Southeast Alaska.
Bill to Help Native Children Passes Unanimously in House
Immediate Review of B.C. Mining Safety Demanded by Alaska Native Leaders
An organization of Alaska Native leaders wants the U.S./Canada International Joint Commission, formed by a 1909 treaty, to ensure British Columbia mines use best practices to prevent contamination of rivers that cross from Canada into Southeast Alaska.
Bill to Help Native Children Passes Unanimously in House
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from The Living Church
FRANCE, LA SAINTE: A PILGRIMAGE WITH VLADIMIR LOSSKY
Seven Days on the Roads of France recounts a formative personal experience and offers a new glimpse of a great Orthodox theologian. Looking back on his ordeal, Lossky explains what he learned from it and why he clings to it. On June 13, 1940, Vladimir Lossky left Paris to enlist in the French army. His destination kept retreating from him as he went. Directed to one town after another, and misdirected along the way, it finally became clear that there was no army waiting to receive him. What began as his march to war would end as a “path homewards”.
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FRANCE, LA SAINTE: A PILGRIMAGE WITH VLADIMIR LOSSKY
Seven Days on the Roads of France recounts a formative personal experience and offers a new glimpse of a great Orthodox theologian. Looking back on his ordeal, Lossky explains what he learned from it and why he clings to it. On June 13, 1940, Vladimir Lossky left Paris to enlist in the French army. His destination kept retreating from him as he went. Directed to one town after another, and misdirected along the way, it finally became clear that there was no army waiting to receive him. What began as his march to war would end as a “path homewards”.
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from Mises Institute
[Information from this site may not be reliable.]
Gary Galles: What is the most important goal of separation of powers but to make the transaction costs of government actions higher, in order to restrict government acts to where there is a much higher degree of societal agreement?
In a new twist, the presidential nominees from both major political parties have fallen for (or hope that the voters have fallen for) a time-worn fallacy, and have proposed government spending on infrastructure “to grow the economy and create jobs.” As David Stockman has shown, infrastructure in the United States is not “crumbling,” nor is spending on infrastructure disappearing.
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from NBC News (& affiliates)
Greed Report: The diagnosis is bad. Should a second opinion be your first step?
Doctor lies to healthy patients, falsely diagnosing them with cancer in insurance scam
He billed insurance companies for aggressive treatment his patients didn't actually need.
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from New York Times
When a Crackpot Runs for President
Nicholas Kristof: Journalistic efforts at fairness may risk normalizing Donald Trump, without fully acknowledging what an abnormal candidate he is.
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from Observer (New York)
Exclusive: Hillary Clinton Campaign Systematically Overcharging Poorest Donors
Wells Fargo fraud department inundated with calls from low-income Clinton supporters reporting repeated unauthorized charges
________Exclusive: Hillary Clinton Campaign Systematically Overcharging Poorest Donors
Wells Fargo fraud department inundated with calls from low-income Clinton supporters reporting repeated unauthorized charges
from Open Culture
In 1958, a young reporter named Mike Wallace interviewed Aldous Huxley on a 30-minute TV show. Watch animated excerpts from Wallace’s interview with Huxley, courtesy of Blank on Blank. Also, the complete original interview, along with a link to a transcript.
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from Republican National Committee (GOP)
I Do Solemnly Swear
This Constitution Day We're Reminded Of Clinton's Intentions To Follow In Obama's Footsteps And Abuse The Power Of The Executive Branch To Force Through Their Liberal Agenda
Multi-Million Dollar Foundation Donor Implicated In Chinese Vote Buying Scheme
A Clinton Foundation donor was "snared" in a Chinese vote buying scheme that resulted in the expulsion of 45 members of China's legislature.
from The Spokesman-Review
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from Time
Media/News Company and Weekly News Magazine in New York, NYWhy We Have Forgotten the Worst School Attack in U.S. History
On May 18, 1927, a man named Andrew Kehoe blew up the school in Bath Township, Mich. Most of the 44 killed were children. It remains the deadliest attack on a school in U.S. history. It is also regularly left out of accounts of terrorism in America.
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from TruthFeed
[Information from this site may not be reliable.]
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from United States Constitution
News/Media Website
Former CIA Director R. James Woolsey, who was appointed and served under President Bill Clinton, came out this week and announced that he would joining the Trump campaign and advising Mr. Trump on foreign policy.
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from UPI News Agency - United Press International
upi.com
House report slams Snowden as 'disgruntled traitor' who harmed citizens, national security
7:32 PM “Snowden has long portrayed himself as a truth-seeking whistleblower whose actions were designed solely to defend privacy," a panel member wrote. "The Committee’s Review ... shows his claims to be self-serving and false."
7:32 PM “Snowden has long portrayed himself as a truth-seeking whistleblower whose actions were designed solely to defend privacy," a panel member wrote. "The Committee’s Review ... shows his claims to be self-serving and false."
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from The Washington Free Beacon
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