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His screed is emblematic of the GOP's larger failure to address Iraq.
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If you want to learn how horrendous abortion is, go straight to the source: abortion clinic workers with a media platform. In a May 24 story for Salon, Florida-based writer Amy Beeman wrote that “Working at an abortion clinic challenged my pro-choice views — and confirmed them.” In her piece, she wrote about her former job at a “women’s clinic” where she first saw “tiny arms and legs floating" in a pan. As time passed, she embraced her work’s mission of “removing unwanted growth” to learn the “bonds between all women” and discover that “grace can be found in the unlikeliest of places.”
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Republicans in Iowa are starting to swoon over Ms. Fiorina, a former Silicon Valley executive who is mostly unknown in much of the country.
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The two-term governor and former House member will focus on his record of fiscal conservatism.
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White House press secretary Josh Earnest not-so-subtly called out Republican Kentucky senator and presidential candidate Rand Paul for his 10-hour long filibuster of the NSA's metadata surveillance pr
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In her first interview ahead of the publication of her new book, Adios, America! conservative commentator Ann Coulter stood by her claim that Americans should “fear immigrants” from Mexico “more than ISIS,” the extremist group making gains across Iraq and Syria.
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Bill and Hillary Clinton and the Clinton Foundation have been hit with a racketeering lawsuit in Florida court.
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Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina argued Hillary "track record" includes Middle East collapse and the failed Russian reset
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State Dept. stonewalls release of Clinton staff's emails about temporary IG | WashingtonExaminer.com
State Department officials are battling a pair of Freedom of Information Act requests for emails and memos that discuss the agency's temporary inspector general and the influence Hillary Clinton and her staff may have had on his oversight of the agency.
Citizens United, a conservative nonprofit, also sought any documentation of high-level discussions about a February 2013 inspector general report published just as Clinton exited the State Department in the FOIA requests it filed in September of last year.
The State Department argued Friday the nature and scope of the group's requests were too broad to estimate how many records might have mentioned the interim inspector general, the controversial report or a Government Accountability Office report from April 2011 that raised many of the same concerns about allowing a temporary watchdog to head the agency.
State Department officials noted in the court filings that they expect to finish digitizing the 55,000 printed pages of emails Clinton turned over to the agency last year by mid-June.
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Kentucky senator and 2016 candidate criticizes Republican hawks on foreign policy, and the hawks fire right back
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It is if you're U.S. News & World Report's Susan Milligan
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Both Bill Clinton and his family’s charity have been tied to soccer’s governing body, as well as Qatar’s disastrous World Cup bid.
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Before the crash that she blamed on speculators, Senator Elizabeth Warren made a bundle by flipping houses.
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A student diversity officer caught in the centre of a racism row is to keep her job after a petition calling her for to be removed from her position failed.
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A United States Marine was convicted at a court-martial for refusing to remove a Bible verse on her computer – a verse of Scripture the military determined “could easily be seen as contrary to good order and discipline.”
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Bill and Hillary Clinton and the Clinton Foundation have been hit with a racketeering lawsuit in Florida court.
The lawsuit, filed by Larry Klayman of Freedom Watch, includes a legal request to have the Florida judge seize the private server on which Hillary Clinton and her aides hosted their emails while she served as secretary of state.
Klayman has filed dozens of lawsuits against the Clintons and other prominent politicians.
The racketeering, influenced and corrupt organizations, or RICO, case alleges the former first couple and their family philanthropy traded political favors for donations or generous speaking fees for Bill Clinton while his wife was the nation's chief diplomat.
Negotiations by email about influencing U.S. foreign policy or U.S. Government actions to benefit donors to ... The Clinton Foundation or sponsors of speaking engagements would not be captured on a U.S. Government email account because her emails would not be with a U.S. Government official, Klayman said in court documents obtained by the Washington Examiner.
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Ann Coulter appeared on Latino broadcaster Fusion on Tuesday and didn't back away from her claim, proclaimed loudly in her new book Adios America, that immigrants pose a threat to Americans. Reading from his notes, host Jorge Ramos, a Mexican immigrant, said, "You've said Americans should fear immigrants more than ISIS." "Yes," Coulter replied.
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The Supreme Court is heading into the final month of its annual term.
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by Victor Davis Hanson // National Review Online What happens when the public does not wish to live out the utopian dreams of its elite leaders? Usually, the answer for those leaders is to seek mor...
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The presidential candidate said the U.S. is at the "water’s edge" of a dangerous position.
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Clinton has been under fire of late for avoiding reporters' questions at her campaign events.
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Top lawmakers and their aides are scrambling to find a last-minute deal.
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In every society throughout human history the following relationship has held true: as government grows, human freedom and happiness shrinks. Best selling au...
