Raw Video: Woman talks robber out of committing armed theft in Pompano Beach, Fl.
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By Jack Cashill American Thinker Had Andrew Breitbart dutifully written a column detailing how an obscure USDA official, Shirley Sherrod, and her husband, Charles Sherrod, had scammed the government out...
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U.S. economic growth slows to 2.4 percent pace in second quarter, weakest pace in nearly a year about 1 hour ago via breakingnews.com...
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Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio has been doing aggressive crackdowns on illegal immigration for years. And despite Wednesday’s ruling by a federal judge to temporarily block portions of Arizona’s...
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Jeremy Roebuck The Monitor McALLEN — One name emerged over and over again as authorities tracked a brutal Zeta kidnapping ring across Hidalgo County in 2008: “Chino” Throughout the investigation, witnesses ascribed that...
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — President Bashar al-Assad of Syria and King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia arrived in Beirut on Friday for talks on possible indictments...
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Gregory White The Q2 GDP report is out with growth coming in at 2.4%. Follow the release at Money Game > Asian markets were mostly down in overnight trading, with the...
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Human Behavior: The Brain-based Formula for Teaching Your Child to READ and Write–Baby to Age 7 Want to know how to teach reading to your baby or toddler?...
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Blacks account for about 1.5 percent of all farm operators in this country – and apparently a lot higher share of the civil rights lawsuits against the U.S. Department...
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Over the years we have heard advice from thousands of happily married couples regarding the important things you should say to your spouse everyday. These couples communicate effectively on...
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By Joshua Pitts, The nation cannot survive four years of Barak (changed his name in college) Obama’s third world socialist rule. After Obama promised Palestine $400 million yesterday, it became obvious...
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// // By Hara Estroff Marano, published on November 01, 2004 Maybe it’s the cyclist in the park, trim under his sleek metallic blue helmet, cruising along the...
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Reuters By Robin Emmott and Julian Cardona Borderland Beat Warning – extremely graphic video of beheadings Ciudad Juarez - The kills started with a telephone call and often ended with a beheading, but...
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Sometimes these executions move very fast and the sicarios will kill anyone who is nearby. This a video that happened in Monterrey in April 2007 in a jewelry store....
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Somewhere in that period of time when the physicians were working on me, I came to myself and realized that I was dying …Knowing that only God...
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By Bruce Walker American Thinker Conservatives often blame elected Republicans for not producing revolutionary changes when in power. This frustration is understandable, but it is also wrongheaded. No political party can...
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By Janice Shaw Crouse American Thinker Warning signs are everywhere — most of them carefully phrased and nuanced, but warnings, nevertheless. Greece and, closer to home, California are painful reminders of...
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Gregory White Right now, there is renewed worry about the fiscal position of states in the U.S. Just yesterday, Illinois passed Iceland on the rankings of sovereign CDS compiled by...
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Isabelle Schafer The controversial Dutch politician Geert Wilders, reputed for being openly Anti-Islam, now wants to spread his message around the world by setting in motion an international alliance against...
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If Tamaulipas has an owner besides the Gulf Cartel, it is Governor Eugenio Hernandez. And what is Tamaulipas today but the humiliated, painful citizen needing to bow his head...
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Milorad Dodik, the leader of Bosnia’s Serb dominated part, said Monday that the July 1995 massacre of over 8,000 Bosniak (Bosnian Muslim) men and boys by Serb troops was not...
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HOUSTON, July 16 (Xinhua) — British oil giant BP said Thursday that the blown-out well in the Gulf of Mexico has stopped leaking oil after the company placed a...
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Posted by Tait Trussell on Jul 16th, 20 FrontPage Massive, but failed, federal jobs programs overlook two key sources of real job growth. Namely, exports and innovation. “An increase in sales...
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Posted by Frontpagemag.com on Jul 16th, 2010 FrontPage Editor’s note: There is hardly an expletive in existence that has not been hurled at Arizona’s recently passed immigration law. To its...
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Is this man an honest preacher who is warning America of what is to come?
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by Phyllis Schlafly July 9, 2010 Phyllis Schlafly –> // // // // Get the Eagle Forum Twitter (eagleforuminfo) widget and many other great free widgets at Widgetbox! Not seeing a...
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July 13, 2010 Rethinking the Post-American World Posited at the height of global discomfort with American unilateralism, the post-American world has become a widely accepted framework for understanding the emerging geopolitical...
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Iain Mills | Bio | 14 Jul 2010 BEIJING — In addition to now holding three of Iraq’s 11 major oil concessions, China has also been investing heavily in...
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Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe should not be allowed to continue to flout the basic legal principles of the Southern African Development Community (SADC), the Democratic Alliance said on Monday. The...
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Decision making is one of the most important skills your children need to develop to become healthy and mature adults. Decision making is crucial because the decisions your children...
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Dr. Maurice Rawlings, MD, a heart surgeon, has written a number of books on the death experience and clearly shows from his own practice and from the experiences of...
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Evangelist Kerrigan Skelly is shown here witnessing to two young ladies who are very proud. He starts in the natural using an Intelligence Test and swings to the Spiritual...
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Companies that help manufacturers perform safety and quality testing on consumer products and materials, a.k.a. “laboratory testing services” comprise a $15 billion industry, according to data from IBISWorld. Over...
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Gus Lubin Worse than the demographic crisis and resource crisis, America has to deal with a future where the best and brightest children are growing up in another country. Based...
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Fast Company By: Gina TrapaniJune 23, 2010 In an ideal world, you’d arrive at the office, sit down in front of a list called “things to accomplish today,” and calmly work...
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ByKen Miller Summary: Although the wary are fretting about China’s unprecedented financial might, Beijing’s policies — hoarding foreign currency reserves and sending money abroad — have so far been better for...
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Shabazz  just got pimped by Malkin Video of a dumb man talking to a smart woman.
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The following images were presented to Fr. Frank Pavone, at the time he was working at the Vatican, by a team of experts from Poland. The experts presented...
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By Peter Frost, NEWPORT NEWS — — Foreign ownership of Northrop Grumman Corp.’s nuclear shipbuilding business “would present significant challenges” for the U.S. Navy, a spokesman said Monday. Northrop, whose Newport...
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By Dan Gorski The Department of Defense has sounded an alarm about our access to a strategically vital group of metals called the rare earth elements. A report on the...
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Gregory White The Fed Charts That Show The True NightmareOf Our Economy Chairman of the Federal Reserve Ben Bernanke spoke to members of the Senate today on the reality of our economy. He...
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The Obama administration, already under fire for unprecedented allegations of racial bias, faces a new bias claim from a most unlikely source: one of the administration’s own inspectors general. Decisions...
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Thomas Frank, the Wall Street Journal’s quota liberal, is shocked that people are calling President Obama a socialist. Last week, a poll announced that 55 percent of people think...
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Last week, Chancellor Angela Merkel visited Russian President Medvedev for a day, bringing high officials and CEOs of selected German companies with her. It was the 12th official meeting...
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By Selwyn Duke ...conditioned response… Leftists call conservatives “racists.” Conservatives cower and stutter some defense. How do you think you break this pattern? …cultivate the right warrior attitude. Look at it like...
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By Bruce Walker If Republicans gain the chance, for the first time in history, to pass laws without Democrat support — because of a potential filibuster-proof majority in the Senate,...
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Peter Raymond For most Americans the war erupting along our southern border has elicited little more than passing comments. We feel insulated and secure because of the vast distance separating...
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Joshua Pitts July 23, 2010 Where were we? Before FOX News got flustered by the racists, FOX reported  a legitimate story on racism. The New(and improved)Black Panthers were intimidating white voters in Philadelphia....
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America still owes a debt to its black citizens, but government programs to help all ‘people of color’ are unfair. They should end.
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On Monday, the Department of Agriculture demanded the resignation of Shirley Sherrod over a two-minute videotape where she appeared to describe to a cheering crowd of the Georgia NAACP...
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BP will emerge from the Gulf of Mexico oil spill crisis a smaller and wiser company, according to the man who is due to take over the reins. Bob Dudley,...
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France Declares War on Al Qaeda
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Oil Spews From New Spill Site in Gulf
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Rodolfo Najera is about to die and this video of his interrogation and execution has already sent shockwaves throughout Mexico. In fact, this video threatens to destroy any credibility...
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By Jeffrey Folks The commission appointed by President Obama to investigate the Gulf oil spill (the National Commission on the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill and Offshore Drilling) does not...
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By Pamela Geller When was the last time you heard a politician talking like Carl Paladino? Carl Paladino, a Republican candidate for Governor of New York, has come out against...
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By Pat Hagan A gel that can help decayed teeth grow back in just weeks may mean an end to fillings. The gel, which is being developed by scientists...
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‘Can Kyrgyzstan Become a Democracy in Russia’s Backyard?’ — Recknagel in ‘Foreign Policy’ While no one was looking, this Central Asian country just adopted the most liberal constitution in...
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Why is wind power derided as subsidised, inefficient and uncompetitive when the opposite is true, ask Jérôme Guillet and John Evans
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Further information posted on Dell’s community forum reveals that the trojan in the affected motherboards is stored in onboard flash memory rather than firmware ROMs. And the malware at...
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26 July 2010 by Mark Buchanan Your online traces are helping fuel a revolution in the understanding of human behaviour – one that’s...
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By George Friedman On Sunday, The New York Times and two other newspapers published summaries and excerpts of tens of thousands of documents leaked to a website known as WikiLeaks....
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Joe Weisenthal This is always how it goes with big bills. Politicians and the media focus on a few big issues (prop trading, the Consumer Financial Protection Agency, etc.) while...
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The very belated legacy media reports on the Black Panther intimidation story have overlooked one critical aspect. Concentration on the antics of the two Black Panthers at the polling...
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By Dunstan Prial Published July 28, 2010 | FOXBusiness So much for transparency. Under a little-noticed provision of the recently passed financial -reform legislation, the Securities and Exchange Commission no longer has to...
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Posted by Michelle Malkin on Jul 27th, 2010 and filed under FrontPage “Why do they hate us?” It’s a burning question on the minds of border-dwelling taxpayers,...
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It could cost a family making $100,000.00 a year, getting taxed $12,000.00 a year, an extra $3,600.00 to $4,000.00 a year-crushing! Millions of families will be faced with thousands of...
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By Monty Pelerin It is a lazy afternoon. Or at least it was until I came across a blog by Mish. There was little in the post that I didn’t...
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By J. Robert Smith Where is the GOP’s platform? House Republicans have yet to announce a platform for the autumn campaign. That’s not a good thing, as Fred Barnes, among...
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July 12, 2010 marked the fourth anniversary of Israel’s Second Lebanon War. In the intervening years, Hezbollah has made significant political and military gains in Lebanon. The...
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Eight severed human heads were found Tuesday in the Mexican city of Durango, capital of the likenamed northern state, authorities said. Police were directed to some of the heads by...
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A note found in Chilpancingo, Guerrero, announced the birth of a new cartel called “Cartel de la Sierra.” The incident occurred early yesterday morning after a citizen complained about an...
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By: Kenneth Allen As China approaches the 18th Party Congress in late 2012, followed by the 12th National People’s Congress (NPC) in early 2013, China watchers have begun to speculate...
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Mexico City, Mexico (CNN) — A guard has been killed at a Mexican prison where authorities say the warden let out inmates at night to commit drug-related slayings, the...
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By: Willy Lam While the world is still angst-ridden with the fragile recovery from the global financial crisis, there seems no end to auspicious tidings coming out of China. Riding...
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By Madhuri Dey July 28, (THAINDIAN NEWS) While common people own houses and property that spread over acres, there are some who own lands of millions of acres. Forbes magazine...
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CARACAS, Venezuela CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — A lawyer who represents Venezuela’s lone television channel that remains critical of President Hugo Chavez has been charged with obstructing justice, prosecutors said Tuesday. Perla...
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by: Arthur Waldron The centrality of the seemingly abstruse concept of the dictatorship of the proletariat to ongoing ideological debates in China was spotlighted recently in a wide ranging interview...
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By Julie Watson and Alexandra Olson CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico — It’s practically a daily ritual: Accused drug traffickers and assassins, shackled and bruised from beatings, are paraded before the news...
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By: Loro Horta Starting in the late 1990s, China’s presence on the African continent experienced a phenomenal expansion. Far more profound changes, however, have been underway and may only...
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MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico’s National Human Rights Commission called on the government Tuesday to find four Mexican journalists reported missing in or near the violence-wracked northern state of...
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By CARRIE BUDOFF BROWN A little-noticed section of the Wall Street reform law grants the federal government broad new powers to compel financial firms to hire more women and minorities...
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By LARRY MARGASAK, Associated Press Writer Larry Margasak, Associated Press Writer – Tue Jul 27, 7:30 pm ET WASHINGTON – New...
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Shortly after 12 men and women were sent off to deliberate the fate of Rod Blagojevich, the former governor addressed the media in the lobby of the Dirksen Federal Building about...
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FLROENCE, Ariz. (AP) — Sheriff’s deputies in Pinal County say they’ve recovered the bodies of two suspected illegal immigrants who perished in the desert in separate incidents. Sheriff’s spokesman Tim...
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By Rachel Jone CARACAS, Venezuela — Once again, President Hugo Chavez is up in arms over the possibility of a U.S.-backed invasion from Colombia and has threatened to halt...
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A look at 20 places with nothing to celebrate this weekend. The following images are from the bottom 20 countries and territories from Freedom House’s Freedom in the World...
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In conjunction with the release of Freedom of the Press 2010, Freedom House hosted a panel discussion in the Knight Studio at the Newseum. The panel, titled “Censorship Without...
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6 Secrets to Achieving Entrepreneurial Success
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As different as China and the United States are in terms of business culture, people around the world share the same values and characteristics. Go to China and meet...
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Sujata Gupta, reporter Another oil leak, unrelated to the Deepwater Horizon blowout, hit Louisiana’s coastal waters yesterday when a dredge barge being towed by a tugboat hit a shallow well....
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A novel offshore wind-turbine design may overcome many of the drawbacks of today’s three-bladed propeller-style turbines. As the blades of conventional turbines turn, their own vast weight puts huge...
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The next time you feel angry at a friend who has let you down, or grateful toward one whose generosity has surprised you, consider this: you may really be...
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Gus Lubin We’re so jaded by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, no one paid much attention to last week’s spill in China and this week’s spill in Michigan. But the...
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Vincent Fernando, CFA and Gus Lubin Yes, U.S. GDP is growing and corporate profits are beating expectations across the board. Companies are...
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y Michael Filozof Conservatives who read the polls are already anticipating Republican gains in this November’s congressional elections, hoping for an anti-Obama tidal wave. They should temper their enthusiasm. Statistically,...
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By JUDY DEMPSEY Published: July 28, 2010 BERLIN — The revelations contained in newly released U.S. military documents on the war in Afghanistan have led to parliamentary demands in Berlin and...
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By Janet Levy On a recent trip to Chinese-occupied Tibet, I discovered striking parallels between Chinese Communist methodology and goals and the Hijra — an Islamic expansionistic strategy to suppress...
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Only 1.5 of every 10 individuals charged with drug trafficking and murder in Mexico ends with a sentence, while the remaining of the 85% go free for lack...
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Arizona immigration law targeting immigrants has already encouraged Mexicans to begin returning home, even as a US judge halted key portions of SB1070 from taking effect. The Mexico government is...
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Where is all the oil? Nearly two weeks after BP finally capped the biggest oil spill in U.S. history, the oil slicks that once spread across thousands of miles...
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Ever since President Lula won the first of his two Presidential elections in 2002, Brazil has grown from strength to strength, while his social policies targeted the poor, bringing...
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The nuclear-weapons treaty President Obama has negotiated with the Russians may help him make America’s erstwhile Cold War adversary happy, but it won’t help protect us from the rogue...
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Mark S. McGrew It appears that the major media experts can gripe about Arizona’s law to get rid of criminal illegal aliens, but they can’t seem to be able...
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By JOHN BRESNAHAN & JONATHAN ALLEN & RICHARD E. COHEN | A House ethics report charges that Rep. Charles Rangel, an iconic New York powerbroker, broke the chamber’s rules by...
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Major News is, as usual, painting an abstract picture of Arizona’s SB 1070 law against illegal aliens. This is the complete ruling made by United States Federal District Court...
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— Arizona asked an appeals court Thursday to lift a judge’s order blocking most of the state’s immigration law as the city of Phoenix filled with protesters, including...
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July 28 (THAINDIAN NEWS) Just after the very public break up of the Russian spy ring in which Russian bombshell Anna Chapman was shipped back to the country,...
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The Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) has issued a press release supporting an NAACP resolution asking the Tea Party movement to “condemn racism within its ranks.” According to...
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Sheriff Joe hunts aliens working at Army intelligence post
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The Obama administration is seeking to make it easier for the FBI to compel companies to turn over records of an individual’s Internet activity without a court order...
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The latest version of the CLEAR Act is slated for a floor vote in the House this week as Democrats look for ways to use the Gulf oil spill...
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By Jeffrey T. Kuhner Judicial activism is pushing America to the breaking point. This week, a federal judge blocked key provisions of Arizona’s immigration law, thwarting the will of the...
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Robert VerBruggen According to an internal U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services memo going the rounds of Capitol Hill and obtained by National Review, the agency is considering ways in which...
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Posted by Peter R. Huessy Jul 30th 2010 at 7:43 am in Border Security President Hugo Chavez of Venezuela’s is sending $1 million a year of his oil...
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A House ethics panel on Thursday unveiled 13 allegations of misconduct against longtime Rep. Charles Rangel, then began meeting on Rangel’s fate — giving little indication whether a plea...
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Ignacio”Nacho” Coronel Villarreal, one of the heads of the Sinaloa cartel and considered one of the most powerful kingpins in Mexico, was killed this afternoon during an armed encounter...
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The Magic of (Pre)School Why are the earliest years of education so important for later development? The Science, Psychology and Metaphysics of Prayer What do we...
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Mexico Accuses Dozens of Cops of Working for Cartels E-Reader “Race to the Bottom” Given Extra Boost by Amazon, Copia? Five Found Dead in Mexico As the history of past U.S....
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Russia’s TNK-BP Mulls Buying BP’s Assets in Venezuela Phytoplankton in decline: bye bye food chain? Four Colombian Soldiers Killed in Rebel Ambush Satellite security – Communications protected by quantum encryption systems offer...
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Is US ready to recognize China as world power? The U.S. government has repeatedly made it clear that it would welcome China’s entrance into the world arena as a...
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