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Another Cinco de Mayo has already come and gone this week, but not without a Mexican student instructing Americans in USA Today not to celebrate by engaging in racially-offensive activities, such as s
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[This story is the first in a series of joint Money Trail investigations by ABC News and Yahoo News that will appear during the 2016 presidential campaign cycle.]
Former president Bill Clinton and the Clinton Foundation’s Global Initiative are being hosted this week at a five-star luxury hotel in...
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Advocacy groups are warning against a "clean" reauthorization of the law.
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Progressives have successfully transformed the First Amendment’s restrictions on government into an instrument of government speech control.
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Bedtime-story privilege?
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Our school districts are always whining that they don't have enough of our tax dollars. But now news is out helping us understand why. They are wasting millions of our tax dollars on "white privilege" training for school teachers and employees. EAGNews has...
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The Vermont senator's authentic outrage over how the super rich have distorted America’s economy and bought its government will find an eager audience.
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A public hearing is taking place in the Massachusetts State House to look into a controversial sex survey given to students.
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The persecution of the 6 Baltimore cops involved in the Freddie Gray arrest is falling apart and now a local "news" reporter has been forced to cease being part of the media coverage of the Baltimore riots because she is in a gay relationship with the...
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Defense files motion for independent examination of Freddie Gray's knife
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Middle schools and high schools in Massachusetts have come under fire for demanding that students as young as 12-years-old fill out surveys informing authorities if they have engaged in gay sex, or oral and anal sex. The survey also asks if they or their...
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Page Croyder, formerly of Baltimore State's Attorney's Office, has a critical take on the charges thrown at the six city police officers. According to Page, State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby can herself be charged for an illegal arrest. Page Croyder, formerly…
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In September 2005, the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten published 12 editorial cartoons on the Prophet Mohammad. Muslims rioted as a result of these cartoons (and others) resulting in 200 deaths globally. But the ban on images of the Prophet Mohammad is…
#374414
Those readers who plan to visit the purported Caribbean paradise should know something: Cuba is not Berlin after the fall of the Wall; she is Berlin before!
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They will never stop trying.
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This map shows the total cumulative number of aliens who were removed by ICE in each county between October 2008, and February 2015, after identification through the Secure Communities program.
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Striking a blow against the inherent racism, sexism, and homophobia of sideline mascots, or, alternatively, signifying the fast approach of the apocalypse, the Rutgers University Student Assembly voted overwhelmingly to introduce the school's Scarlet Knight as homosexual, female, transgender, and in various racial incarnations.
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Joe Scarborough argued "it's the New York Times now that Howard Dean and James Carville, and Clinton Inc. are calling right wing operatives"
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A new Quinnipiac poll of likely Iowa Republican presidential caucusgoers finds Wisconsin's Scott Walker in front of the GOP pack with 21 percent support and a 9-point advantage over his closest primary opponents.
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"No, it isnt dumb...its beyond dumb."
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The Democratic presidential candidate squandered a quarter century’s worth of opportunities to improve the city and state.
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Is it too late to have an opinion about the terrorist attack in Texas? I know it's been, like, three whole days. No story can stay "relevant" for three days, unless it's something of historic importance like a royal baby or a transgendered reality TV personality. But Garland? Well,...
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The headline at Sandhya Somashekhar's Washington Post column on Pamela Geller, whose Muhammad Art Exhibit and Cartoon Contest was the target of a failed terrorist attack, acts as if that attack is her fault: "Event organizer offers no apology after thwarted attack in Texas." Somashekhar's work reeks of contempt for Geller and her efforts, even going beyond the media malfeasance cited in the Brent Bozell-Tim Graham column posted at NewsBusters Tuesday evening.
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A new CBS News/New York Times poll conducted between April 30-May 3 shows 61 percent of Americans now believe that relations between the races are bad.
