#349001
Donald Trump predicted that he would transform the Republican Party into a “worker’s party” if he wins the 2016 election.
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Milo Yiannopoulos of Breitbart was supposed to give a talk at DePaul University this week but the event was shut ...
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By www.abc15.comPHOENIX - An undocumented immigrant has been using the identity of a dead man for the past four years to get benefits of nearly $30,000. Court records show that the
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For the past couple days violence has erupted at Donald Trump rallies in New Mexico and California, resulting in police breaking out the riot gear. The cause? Violent leftists who can’t express themselves through peaceful protest. However, NBC and ABC handed the responsibility solely to Trump on Wednesday night. “Where Trump goes, unrest follows …This is the same scene that we are seeing play out in city after city across America,” NBC’s Katy Tur exaggerated.
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The talks in Germany to flesh out December's historic global climate deal are probably not at the top of Donald Trump's agenda this week. But the diplomats
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#349007
The Fort Peck Indian tribe has adopted a transgender bathroom policy that mirrors the controversial bill recently opposed by President Obama in North Carolina.
#349008
Thursday, May 26, 2016: Full replay of Donald Trump’s remarks at The Williston Basin Petroleum Conference in Bismarck, ND at the Bismarck Event Center.
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'Feminism is Cancer' Banner Spotted at UC Santa Barbara Ahead of Milo Visit
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ACLU Sues To Obtain Documents Showing Catholic Hospitals ‘Harm’ Women By Refusing To Perform Abortions
#349011
The Weeknd, Muslim Rapper Belly Cancel Jimmy Kimmel Appearance Over Donald Trump
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Misaligned mirrors are being blamed for a fire that broke out yesterday at the world’s largest solar power plant, leaving the high-tech facility crippled for the time being. It sounds like the plant’s workers suffered through a real hellscape, too.
#349013
Asked what he thought of privatizing airport security, the head of the TSA laughably responded that “no matter how you do it, you need federal oversight of the system to ensure consistency and high standards.” Even more laughable, two NBC hosts just accepted that answer and moved along to asking if Congress needs to pay the TSA more. Amid record lines, staffing turnover and scandal, the crew at NBC’s Today tried to help Peter Neffenger, the TSA Administrator, find someone else to blame during an interview on May 26. Naturally, the Obama administration and Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson were off limits.
#349014
Don't shed any tears for Cruz — he played this whole thing perfectly
#349015
Armed police patrols will target London's gun crime hotspots such as Hackney, Lambeth and Southwark after a rise in the number of shootings.
#349016
Disney CEO Bob Iger isn't letting Bernie Sanders' comments on the company's wages slide.
"To Bernie Sanders: We created 11,000 new jobs at Disneyland in the past decade, and our company has created 18,000 in the U.S. in the last five years," Iger wrote in a private Facebook post, The Wrap reports. "How many jobs have you created? What have you contributed to the U.S. economy?"
On Tuesday, during a rally just down the street from Disneyland, Sanders asked: "Anybody make a living wage working for Disney? It's an example of what we're talking about when we talk about a rigged economy." Sanders said it would be "very nice of the Disney corporation to start building factories in the United States," and asserted that "Disney pays its workers wages that are so low that many of them are forced to live in motels because they cannot afford a decent place to live. People are asking, is it right that at Disneyland, you have a CEO making $46 million while they're paying their workers starvation wages?"
In a statement, a spokesperson for Disney told The Wrap that Sanders "clearly doesn't have his facts right. The Disneyland Resort generates more than $5.7 billion annually for the local economy, and as the area's largest employer, has added more than 11,000 jobs over the last decade, a 65 percent increase. These numbers don't take into account our $1 billion expansion to add a Star Wars-themed land, which will create thousands of additional jobs across multiple sectors." Catherine Garcia
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BEIRUT (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When her teenage daughter – a talented soccer player – was selected for a national Lebanese team, Nadine Moussa could not
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Disney CEO Bob Iger, furious at socialist Bernie Sanders' cheap shots at Disney when he spoke in Anaheim this week, blasting Iger for his salary and Disney for paying its workers “starvation wages,” fired back with a blistering response on Facebook.
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Graduating high school seniors are often called upon to lend their favorite quotations for inclusion in cherished yearbooks, as senior photos mix with sage words to capture a special moment in time. But after yearbooks were distributed Monday at one Pennsylvania high school, officials were forced to admit...
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Let’s recap this week in politics as you sip your coffee. The investigative team at USA TODAY found out that Donald Trump’s businesses have gotten into quite a bit of trouble over their taxes, while Hillary Clinton is ready to say buh-bye to Bernie Sanders and face Trump in the general.
#349021
How America’s largest third party could actually make a difference this time.
#349022
In 2006, Pope Benedict XVI said what no Pope had ever dared to say -- that there is a link between violence and Islam. Ten years later, Pope Francis never calls those responsible for anti-Christian violence by name and never mentions the word "Islam."
#349023
The left is out to kill Captain America.
First, it was the internet campaign to make Captain America gay – a ridiculous hijacking of a popular American icon originally designed for children and teens for the left’s pathetic agenda.
Now, the editors at Marvel have announced that they’re going to make clear that Captain America is a bad guy. And he always was.
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Some U.S. government agencies are using IT systems running Windows 3.1, the decades-old COBOL and Fortran programming languages, or computers from the 1970s.
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The former CEO of Patriot Coal was gunned down in a cemetery in West Virginia on Monday.
Local law enforcement said Tuesday evening that an Ohio man connected to the shooting of Bennett K. Hatfield was in custody.
Hatfield, 59, resigned as president and CEO of Patriot Coal just weeks before the coal company filed for bankruptcy for a second time in 2015.
Hatfield was the chief executive officer of the International Coal Group in 2006 when an explosion at the Sago Mine in the northern part of the state killed a dozen miner workers, according to the Associated Press.
The local sheriff did not disclose a motive in the shooting after arresting Anthony R. Arriaga of Delphos, Ohio.
Police found a gun on a river bank near the cemetery. They believe he snuck along the river to escape to Ohio after the shooting.
He was arrested Tuesday in Ohio and waived his right to an extradition hearing. His bail is set at $1 million.
