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A Massachusetts Town May Ban All Tobacco Sales
A Massachusetts town might become the first in the nation to ban all tobacco sales, according to the Boston Globe. Westminster, Mass. is a town… Read More
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Journalist: Obama Administration More ‘Restrictive’ and ‘Dangerous’ Than Any In History
USA Today Washington Bureau Chief Susan Page is the latest in a series of journalists to criticize the White House on transparency. At a White… Read More
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Why Romney Calls Obama’s Plan for Illegal Immigrants ‘Shameful’
Mitt Romney had some harsh words about what he called President Obama’s plan to “unilaterally” grant amnesty to illegal immigrants after next week’s midterm elections…. Read More
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Will This Comment ‘Haunt’ Hillary Clinton? Charles Krauthammer Thinks It Will
On Friday, Hillary Clinton said during a campaign rally in Massachusetts, “Don’t let anybody tell you that it’s corporations and businesses that create jobs.” The… Read More
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How the Decline in Marriage Is Fueling Inequality
Thirty-two percent of the growth in family income inequality since 1979 can be linked to the decline in the marriage rate. That’s according to a… Read More
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Twice-Deported Convict Accused in Slayings of 2 Lawmen
An illegal immigrant charged with the fatal shootings of two California law officers had been deported to Mexico twice but returned twice to the U.S. Authorities charged Luis Enrique… Read More
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The Political Leanings of Your NFL Team’s Fan Base, in 2 Charts
Talk about a political football. With midterm elections right around the corner and football season well under way, how better to commemorate fall than by marrying the… Read More
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Jimmy Carter: ‘If Texas Doesn’t Want to Have Gay Marriage, Then That’s a Right for Texas People to Have’
Jimmy Carter doesn’t think marriage laws should be decided at the federal level. “I’m kind of inclined to let the states decide individually,” the former… Read More
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8 Cops Dedicated Solely to Bingo Enforcement Combine to Make One Arrest Every 3 1/2 Years
Imagine a law enforcement agency with four arrests since 2003. That’s one arrest every 3 1/2 years. Not a lot of bang for the bucks…. Read More
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Likely Democrat Presidential Candidate Cozies Up to the Environmentalists
As Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley considers a 2016 White House run, he’s cozying up with groups key to positioning him as the anti-Hillary candidate. The… Read More
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The ‘Saturday Night Live’ Skit on Obama and Ebola That You’ll Want to Watch
“Now some people want to criticize the way the administration has handled this [ebola] crisis. And it’s true we made a few mistakes early on…. Read More
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Watch One of the Greatest Political Speeches in US History
#ThisDayInHistory: Oct. 27, 1964, Ronald Reagan delivers one of the greatest political speeches in American history, “A Time for Choosing,” on behalf of Republican presidential candidate Barry Goldwater…. Read More
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The Left Keeps Trying to Win Elections By Litigation Over Rules Governing Elections
With little time before the midterm election, the decisions in the courts, including the Supreme Court, on the procedural rules that will govern the election… Read More
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Q&A: Couple Look to Paul’s Example in Resisting Order to Perform Gay Marriages
Perform same-sex wedding ceremonies or pay tens of thousands of dollars in fines and spend months behind bars. That’s the choice their Idaho town gave… Read More
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The Obama Administration Is Great at Talking Big–And Not Following Up
The Obama administration has responded to the Ebola epidemic by talking big. It does that well. From the January 2010 earthquake in Haiti to Syria’s… Read More
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Will It Make a Difference Which Party Controls Congress in 2015?
Does it matter which political party controls Congress come 2015? Turn on any news program covering the mid-term election and you’ll get a steady stream… Read More
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Citizen Groups Organize to Reduce Voter Fraud
LAS VEGAS — Your next representative in Congress could end up being, well, somebody like Mike Monroe, if something isn’t done about the electoral system,… Read More
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In New Jersey, an Uphill Race for Senate Resets the Gold Standard
“Hands Across New Jersey.” That was the name given to the grassroots movement that came together in response to the $2.8 billion tax increase New… Read More
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Man Ordered By City to Remove Most of U.S. Flags Hung at His Business
In one Texas town, a business owner is in trouble for displaying too much patriotism. Andre “Frenchy” Rheault, who owns a landscaping company based in… Read More
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Can Facebook Predict This Year’s Winning Candidates? These 9 Charts Could Hold a Clue
Facebook’s massive reach and emergence as a top source of news make it a critical component to any political campaign. But even in 2014, with… Read More
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School District to Allow Students to Pose With Guns
Students in a Nebraska school district have another item they may now incorporate into their senior portraits: their guns. At the request of parents, Broken… Read More
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A Republican Majority Won’t Cut It for Mike Lee. He Wants Something More.
HILLSDALE, Mich.—Hillsdale College President Larry Arnn introduced him as “the best statesman I’ve ever known.” But on Tuesday night, Sen. Mike Lee seemed less politician… Read More
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Justin Bieber’s Mom Helps Propel a Pro-Life Film to Successful Release
Following over a year of rave reviews and prestigious awards at film festivals worldwide, this week the short film “Crescendo” attracted attention thanks to a… Read More
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15 Photos From This Week’s News Stories You Should See
Ebola is still leading news coverage, but this week, the headlines were joined by a fashion designer and an honorable Canadian soldier. Thanks to talented… Read More
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Did This State Open an Avenue for Voter Fraud? See for Yourself
With Colorado a state that could shift the balance of power in the U.S. Senate, many an eye is on the matchup between the incumbent… Read More
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Is Next Step in War on Religious Liberty Inspection of Religious Schools? That’s Happening in the UK
There is no doubt that the rights the First Amendment protects–freedom of speech and freedom of religion–are increasingly the most attacked. Some of the most… Read More
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Sugar Is Evil and Other Silly Claims in the Obesity Wars
Don’t go blaming willpower for the obesity epidemic–that’d be a “crime” according to the documentary “Fed Up,” by the producer of “An Inconvenient Truth” Laurie… Read More
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Reporter Covering N.H. Senate Race Ordered to Leave Democrat’s Press Conference
Breitbart News reporter Matthew Boyle was removed, without explanation, from a campaign event for Sen. Jeanne Shaheen in Exeter, N.H., yesterday despite the event having… Read More
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Obama’s 2014 Fundraising Tour in One Infographic
When President Obama canceled two political fundraisers last week amid concerns over the Ebola crisis, it was big news. The commander in chief has attended… Read More
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Why Did CNN Think Bristol Palin Recounting Being Called a ‘F***ing C***’ Was Funny?
About three hours after this story was published, an apology statement from Costello was published in Politico. “Over the past few days I have been… Read More
