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NASA is one of the few things that both sides of the political spectrum can agree on. While liberals and conservatives argue about taxation, foreign policy, criminal justice, and almost everything else, NASA is above it all. President Donald Trump, who has proposed spending cuts to pretty much every single government agency besides law enforcement and the military, has spared NASA from any major haircut. What NASA is not above, however, is government cronyism and picking winners and losers. While Americans might love that NASA has a space-defender position opening, what they don’t love is how NASA is shielding companies from their mistakes. SpaceX, a company that usually gets much love among conservative and libertarian circles, cost the taxpayers $110 million when one of its rockets blew up in June 2015. The company still received 80 percent of its expected payment, and we still don’t know why the rocket failed on its mission to resupply the International Space Station. The
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But There Is Little Evidence Of Progress Towards Quick 'Dreamer' Amnesty
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By Terri LaPoint / Health Impact News - Teenager Isaiah Rider is speaking out about being a victim of Illinois DCFS and Lurie Children’s Hospital after they seized custody of him from his mother last year. As reported by Health...
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Senator Jeff Flake compared President Donald Trump to Soviet leader Joseph Stalin and Chinese leader Mao Zedong. Flake is reportedly a Republican. Flake believes he is a historian. Sen. Flake says Pres. Trump is like Stalin by calling news media the "enemy of the people." https://t.co/ZPrz1GgRwv #ThisWeek pic.twitter.com/yt8OBGzBsz — ABC News (@ABC) January 15, 2018 …
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The approval rating of Hungary’s ruling Fidesz party stagnated among eligible voters, whereas the far-right nationalist Jobbik party, which
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OPINION | The RAISE Act is a truly American approach to immigration. It is about personal merit — just like the American dream.
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Socialism by any other classification is still, well, Socialism
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Researchers Wendy Williams and Stephen Ceci say everything you've been told about men blocking women who want to work in science fields is not true
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Hillary Clinton had one of the worst campaign rollouts in living memory. Her low-key (to the point of inaudibility) announcement video came in the midst of a months-long period of deeply damaging stories about her mania for secrecy (the private email server), which she indulged even at the expense of the law and national security, and her cavalier acceptance of favors in the form of donations to the Clinton Foundation.
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By circulating photos of those who are grieving and adding a political message, as President Trump and others have done, important context is stripped, some say.
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Former CIA Director Gen. David Petraeus says the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant is not the biggest threat facing the United States in Iraq. “In fact, I would argue that the foremost threat to Iraq’s long-term stability and the broader regional equilibrium is not the Islamic State; rather, it is Shiite militias, many backed by —...
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The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) is paying $3.375 million settlement to Quilliam Foundation Founder Maajid Nawaz – a liberal Muslim and former militant Islamist – when the leftist group included him on its now-defunct list, called the “Field Guide to Anti-Muslim Extremists.”
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Mapping the cost of unplanned pregnancy in the U.S.
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Keeping up with New York regulations is enough to shut down some businesses.
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The liberal media is licking at the chops to track down and harass the Manafort Mueller witch hunt jurors. CNN wants the names and addresses of the Manafort jurors released to the public. And apparently a judge will hold a hearing on their motion to release the names. It will be a new form of …
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At the same time that Democratic senators are calling for investigation into sexual assault allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh from the 1980s, Ohio Republicans are bringing up an alleged assault incident from Sen. Sherrod Brown's (D-Ohio) past, according to The Columbus Dispatch.
Brown, the incumbent senator who is facing a challenge from Rep. Jim Renacci, was accused of domestic assault by his then-wife in 1986, according to court documents. She has gone on to support Brown in his previous two Senate elections.
“Sherrod Brown was confronted with his past domestic abuse last week, but Ohio media were quick to sweep it under the rug," said Jane Timken, head of the Ohio GOP. "Sherrod Brown has never had to answer questions about his court-documented domestic abuse, and in the era of the MeToo movement, this is unacceptable.”
What's the story?
Court records from Brown's 1986 divorce from Larke Recchie document her saying Brown ?
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In federal court, the Constitution often takes a back seat to anti-religious dogma, and judge-made “law” provides school districts with the pretext to censor Christians.
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Most Americans no longer believe a word she says — even if she’s telling the truth.
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Bigots still don't understand that …
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#TheRefinery crew discusses Andrew Peth's article "Doctrine, Hosea, and Klingenschmitt" (http://www.thepartyofchoice.com/articles1/doctrine-hosea-and-gordon-...
