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A crowd booed loudly after Sen. Bernie Sanders voiced his support for Hillary Clinton.
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Rep. Hank Johnson (D., Ga.), a member of the House Armed Services Committee, decided to use Nazi-like language to compare Israelis who live in villages in Judea and Samaria to termites.
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HIS presidency is only 100 days old, yet already some are wondering if Donald Trump will ever again match the approval ratings he enjoyed one week after inauguration day. His “Made in America” summit, held in a blizzard-lashed White House on January 27th, delighted the public, according to opinion polls, even as it reminded the president’s critics of an event more suited to Vladimir Putin’s Russia.
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A Syrian man who tried unsuccessfully to claim asylum in Germany pledged allegiance to the Islamic State group and vowed the nation's people
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Michael Jordan, widely considered the greatest basketball player in NBA history and the lone African-American majority owner of a franchise, has decided to speak out on the country’s growing racial…
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A new Clinton administration would pursue a bill to legalize illegal immigrants in “the first 100 days” of her tenure, vice presidential candidate Tim Kaine told Spanish-language network Telemundo in an interview Monday, presenting a deep contrast with Republicans.
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Fat shaming - Does it have basis in science? Milo Yiannopolous likes to claim so, but when I looked over his sources I wasn't convinced. Article here: http:/...
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PHILADELPHIA — The backlog of pending cases in U.S. immigration courts has hit an all-time high of nearly 500,000, crushing the small corps of just 273 Justice immigration lawyers.
Syracuse University's Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse just revealed that the backlog has hit 496,704 at the end of June 2016. That is up from 456,216 just nine months ago, and up from 408,037 two years ago.
The number has surged even as the administration has added a handful more judges. The current ratio is 1,819 cases per judge.
Democrats here for their national nominating convention are expected to call for more immigration and back amnesty for illegals aready in the country.
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Cyber security experts and U.S. officials said on Monday there was evidence that Russia engineered the release of sensitive Democratic Party emails in order to influence the U.S. presidential election.
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Bernie Sanders supporters and Donald Trump fans have at least one thing in common – they want Hillary Clinton behind bars. A group of disheartened Sanders backers chanted and waved signs outside an…
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Bill and Hillary Clinton were offered their first bribe in 1977. It was a small, cute bribe. Call it a beginner bribe if you want. But that’s how you have to start, I guess, in order to build up to…
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Did the Russian government hack the DNC to bring down Hillary Clinton? That’s the view that’s quickly emerging inside American intelligence and law enforcement agencies.
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Dinesh D'Souza (author and filmmaker) joins Dave Rubin to discuss Republicans, Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, Immigration and much more. ***Subscribe: http:/...
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Administrators at Cal State LA canceled a speech by conservative journalist Ben Shapiro after students complained that they feared for their safety and compared the event to an “undercover KKK meeting,” according to e-mails obtained exclusively by Heat Street.
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A maniac who wanted ?to get rid of the disabled from this world? hacked up to 19 people to death in Japan and injured scores more during a rampage at a medical care facility, reports sa…
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Trump Campaign Manager Paul Manafort: The White House Coordinated With Debbie Wasserman Schultz Against Bernie Sanders.
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The Paint Spot of Doral sued for $34,000 in unpaid painting fees at Trump National. Shop slapped a lien on the property; judge ordered foreclosure date that was later canceled. But Trump must pay nearly $300,000 in attorney’s fees.
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Demonstrating that every time you think this election cycle has hit rock bottom, you look down and realize that there are at least three floors below you, on Monday, just-ousted Democratic National Convention chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz stepped down from her job. She said she wanted to gavel in the convention nonetheless – but after she was booed off the stage at an early DNC event, she gave up the gavel…
…to Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, the mayor of Baltimore.
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Republican National Committee chairman Reince Priebus floated a conscience exception Monday afternoon for Democratic convention delegates upset by the party's meddling on behalf of Hillary Clinton during the primary.
Asked by CNN's Wolf Blitzer for a reaction to Bernie Sanders supporters booing his suggestion that they vote for Hillary Clinton, Priebus said it was a justified expression of frustration—one that may deserve a procedural remedy.
My reaction to it is they're ticked off, they have a right to be, they were lied [to]—and Hillary Clinton is their nominee based on false pretenses, Priebus said. And so, I mean, I'm not sure whether they have any mechanism to vote their conscience on the floor and rectify the problem or not, but clearly these people were lied to in the most personal way, so, yeah, they're mad, and they should be.
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Many Americans have felt increasingly powerless over recent decades, as the ever-encroaching federal government has sucked their freedom from them, leaving them to entertain wild suspicions that Someone Out There is responsible for keeping them down.
As a result, conspiracy theorists have had a field day encouraging such speculation, making money hand over fist while they create theories that confirm the paranoia that percolates in the minds of those afflicted with this sense of helplessness.
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