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Clemson University issued an apology to students on Thursday after students were offended by an annual Mexican cuisine event put on by university dining services.
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A new mysterious website exposing Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) for his immigration positions ahead of the 2016 primaries has hit the web.
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De-humanizing the Israeli victims of terrorism and over-humanizing the Palestinian aggressor-victims.
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Byrd-Bennett more than $23 million in no-bid contracts to her former employer.
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Senate Democrats gathered Thursday on the steps of the Capitol surrounded by about a dozen armed guards to announce a new push for tougher gun-control laws.
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On March 18, 2011, Sidney Blumenthal — Clinton’s longtime friend and political adviser — sent the then secretary of state an email to her private account that contained apparently highly sensitive information he had received from Tyler Drumheller, a former top CIA official with whom Blumenthal at the
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Muslim leaders and anti-bigotry activists are girding for a weekend of protests — some billed as “open-carry events” — by groups known for their anti-Muslim views.
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A study has produced incredible video of an unborn baby 'singing' along to orchestral music while still in the womb.
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What happens if you are a candidate for governor and you lose badly? Not just a mere bad loss but one of historically bad proportions following an absolutely horrible campaign marked by the cowardice of shying from previously well known positions. Well, if you are a liberal it could mean you can score a TV show based on the aftermath of your loss. Such is the case with Wendy Davis. The "Abortion Barbie" of Texas who mostly avoided that for which she was best known is the inspiration of a "dramedy" show based on life after going down to complete defeat after refusing to stand up for what she really believed during her gubernatorial campaign. Deadline Hollywood describes the NBC show based on the cowardly campaigner:
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Stunned by Russian aggression, Obama may give up on booting Assad and try for local cease-fires.
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Want to create a gun-free America in 5 easy steps? Here's all there is to it: Step 1: Elect. For a gun-free America, the first thing you'll need is two-third...
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‘There is no boy at this age that is cute enough or interesting enough to stop you from getting your education,” Michelle Obama told an audience of girls at the Apollo Theater in Harlem last week. ...
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Some senior U.S. officials involved in the implementation of the Iran nuclear deal have privately concluded that a key sanctions relief provision – a concession to Iran that will open the doors to tens of billions of dollars in U.S.-backed commerce with the Islamic regime – conflicts with existing federal statutes and cannot be implemented without violating those laws, Fox News has learned.
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Here's my problem with Bernie Sanders. With few exceptions, I agree with his positions on issues. But I don't like him or his political temperament. He'd be an awful president. I followed him carefully when I was editor of the Burlington Free,News
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The most persistent hobgoblin of the last quarter century has been global warming. We are constantly warned, hectored and threatened that we have to change.
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Senate Democrats gathered Thursday on the steps of the Capitol surrounded by about a dozen armed guards to announce a new push for tougher gun-control laws.
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Nick Cohen: The WikiLeaks founder, far from being a champion of freedom, is an active danger to the real seekers of truth
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A pro-life billboard in Indiana was vandalized with graffiti of a coat hanger drawn to appear attached to the baby pictured in the uterus.
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The former Speaker said "no citizen could ever turn down that kind of challenge."
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Her latest flip-flop — on the president’s trade deal — is the most damaging.
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“Umm. Someone using a DHS IP address edited Renee Ellmers' Wikipedia page to allege an affair with McCarthy”
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The “civil rights revolution” fought in the middle of the 20th century was a battle for the hearts and minds of the American public, as well as a political and legal campaign. The new medium of television brought pivotal events into America’s living room—everything from the soaring words of the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. to Bull Connor’s use of fire hoses and police dogs to suppress protests in Birmingham, Alabama. The NAACP and other civil rights groups filed lawsuits challenging segregation, but the ultimate victory came legislatively—as a result of a transformation of Americans’ attitudes regarding race, following a painful, candid public dialogue about freedom and equality.
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The GOP presidential contender has become known for his controversial remarks on guns, gays and Muslims.
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GOP presidential hopeful joins 'The O'Reilly Factor' to discuss his bid for the White House and campaign politics
