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from Anglican Communion News Service
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from BBC News (UK)
House of Commons Speaker John Bercow would be "strongly opposed" to US President Donald Trump addressing the Houses of Parliament during his state visit to the UK, he has said. The Speaker tells MPs "opposition to racism and to sexism" should be "important considerations".
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from Competitive Enterprise Institute
Workers in the Show-Me-State certainly have reason to celebrate as Missouri became the 28th state to enact right-to-work legislation. No individual should be forced to financially support an organization with which they disagree, or be penalized for refusing to do so.
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from The Daily Caller
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In Their Own Words: Anti-Trump ‘Resistance’ Leaders Say They Want To Make America ‘Ungovernable’
Behind the mass protests, choreographed chants and acts of violence, leaders of anti-Trump “resistance” efforts are communicating the same simple but dark message: they want to make America “ungovernable” for the president of the United States. These protesters say they will do whatever it takes to keep Trump from enacting his agenda, and many of them have shown a willingness to destroy public property, assault law enforcement officers and inflict violence upon their fellow citizens.
In Their Own Words: Anti-Trump ‘Resistance’ Leaders Say They Want To Make America ‘Ungovernable’
Behind the mass protests, choreographed chants and acts of violence, leaders of anti-Trump “resistance” efforts are communicating the same simple but dark message: they want to make America “ungovernable” for the president of the United States. These protesters say they will do whatever it takes to keep Trump from enacting his agenda, and many of them have shown a willingness to destroy public property, assault law enforcement officers and inflict violence upon their fellow citizens.
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from EUobserver
France's Le Pen takes aim at EU in presidential bid launch
Far-right presidential hopeful Marine Le Pen has vowed to liberate France from globalisation, Islamic fundamentalism and the EU, as she hopes to produce a Trump-like win.
Ukraine, Libya and Dieselgate on EU agenda This WEEK
Uncertainty over Trump's foreign policy will weigh on foreign ministers and MEPs' minds when they discuss the Ukraine conflict this week.
Romanian protests continue despite government climbdown
Protesters persisted even after the social democratic government backtracked on a controversial decree to decriminalise some corruption offences, with many saying they lost trust in their leaders.
EU red carpet for Azerbaijan sends wrong message
Deepening engagement with Aliyev’s government, without first securing concrete human rights improvements, tells the world the EU does not care about its own values.
EU-Israel meeting risks to 'bury' two-state solution
Saeb Erekat, a senior Palestinian diplomat, has said that if the EU “rewarded” Israel with a high-level meeting later this month, it would be helping to “bury” the two-state solution.
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France's Le Pen takes aim at EU in presidential bid launch
Far-right presidential hopeful Marine Le Pen has vowed to liberate France from globalisation, Islamic fundamentalism and the EU, as she hopes to produce a Trump-like win.
Ukraine, Libya and Dieselgate on EU agenda This WEEK
Uncertainty over Trump's foreign policy will weigh on foreign ministers and MEPs' minds when they discuss the Ukraine conflict this week.
Romanian protests continue despite government climbdown
Protesters persisted even after the social democratic government backtracked on a controversial decree to decriminalise some corruption offences, with many saying they lost trust in their leaders.
EU red carpet for Azerbaijan sends wrong message
Deepening engagement with Aliyev’s government, without first securing concrete human rights improvements, tells the world the EU does not care about its own values.
EU-Israel meeting risks to 'bury' two-state solution
Saeb Erekat, a senior Palestinian diplomat, has said that if the EU “rewarded” Israel with a high-level meeting later this month, it would be helping to “bury” the two-state solution.
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from Great Falls Tribune (Montana)
Up to five feet of snow buried Rocky Mountain Front communities over three days, prompting the closure of U.S. Highway 2 and the rail line along Marias Pass south of Glacier National Park, while the Blackfeet Tribe declared a state of emergency due to treacherous travel conditions and skiers at Teton Pass Ski Area celebrated.
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from Intellihub
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When debt grows much faster than GDP for an extended period of time, it is inevitable that a good portion of that debt will start to go bad at some point. We witnessed a perfect example of this in 2008, and now it is starting to happen again.
A highly respected, medal-winning climate scientist just wound up and threw a giant monkey wrench into global warming science. His name? John Bates. His target? A recent fraudulent study that claimed the uncomfortable “pause” in warming was really no pause at all. That study, pretending warming had never stopped, was timed to help negotiating nations at the Climate Summit in Paris. It was timed to help them enact draconian economic measures to reduce warming.
Judge’s order to block Trump’s immigration travel ban is ridiculous
The Judge is playing games. He’s lying.
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from The Intercept
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from LifeZette (& PoliZette)
Trump: Military Depletion ‘Not Going to Happen Anymore’
At MacDill Air Force Base, president makes vow to 'never, ever let' down U.S. servicemen
Vanity Fair, New Yorker Cancel Correspondents’ Bashes
Rebelling against Trump, media elites stage the next battle in the culture wars
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from Mises Institute
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Nearly four decades ago, political pundits were shocked as voters turned away President Jimmy Carter and voted in Ronald Reagan, who promised to bring fundamental change to Washington and the indwelling political establishment. At the time, unemployment was rising quickly and inflation raged in double-digits, and Reagan had promised to deal with the economic failures by cutting income tax rates, slashing government spending, and reducing the regulatory burden. Donald Trump faces a much different situation post-election than did Ronald Reagan, but nonetheless a recession looms, as the Federal Reserve policies of the past two decades have piled up a mountain of malinvestments, and especially since 2008, when the housing bubble finally crashed.
When it comes to excess in the war on terror, it is difficult to compete with the 70+ fusion centers bankrolled by the Department of Homeland Security.
Germans feared American intervention in the war, just as British propagandists moved to push American involvement.
The present currency war started with the Great Monetary Experiment under the Obama administration. This triggered a devaluation of the dollar through 2010–12. Since then the launch of similar and in some ways more radical monetary experiments in Europe and Japan have fuelled big devaluations of the euro and the yen. Meanwhile a combination of bubble credit policies and intensified repression has caused the Chinese currency to slide. If Trump wants to end the foreign currency manipulation he condemns, he can begin by ending the use of "non-standard" monetary tools in the US.
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from Mother Jones
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Democrats Are Holding the Senate Floor for 24 Hours to Protest Betsy DeVos' Nomination
Senate Democrats have announced a plan to hold the Senate floor for the next 24 hours to speak against President Donald Trump's pick for education secretary, Betsy DeVos. "In my mind, she is the least qualified nominee in a historically unqualified cabinet," Sen. Chuck Schumer said from the floor on Monday. "On conflicts of interest, she ranks among the worst."
Democrats Are Holding the Senate Floor for 24 Hours to Protest Betsy DeVos' Nomination
Senate Democrats have announced a plan to hold the Senate floor for the next 24 hours to speak against President Donald Trump's pick for education secretary, Betsy DeVos. "In my mind, she is the least qualified nominee in a historically unqualified cabinet," Sen. Chuck Schumer said from the floor on Monday. "On conflicts of interest, she ranks among the worst."
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from The Spokesman-Review
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from UPI News Agency - United Press International
Researchers have discovered hidden, illegal ingredients in herbal supplements that could cause serious health risks.
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from The Washington Post
I never cared much about politics. Then Trump nominated Betsy DeVos to his Cabinet.
The idea of DeVos as secretary of education has shaken me out of complacency.
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from 100 Percent FED Up
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‘Half my family’ is here illegally!…State Senator Wants Entire State to Be Sanctuary State [Video]
California State Senator wants his illegal family to be free of any crime they committed coming to America illegally…What has America come to?
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‘Half my family’ is here illegally!…State Senator Wants Entire State to Be Sanctuary State [Video]
California State Senator wants his illegal family to be free of any crime they committed coming to America illegally…What has America come to?
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