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International
Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination
The
U.S. Government has ratified the International Convention on the
Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (ICERD or more
commonly, CERD) treaty and must report periodically on its record to
uphold the human rights protected in this treaty. The U.S. Government
submitted its report to the United Nations in June 2013 and will go
before the review committee in Geneva this August to answer questions
about what the government is doing to address and dismantle racism in
the U.S.
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Woman bearhugs alleged
phone thief after five block chase
A dramatic photo
captured the moment on Friday when a Brooklyn mugging victim became a
crime fighter — as she busted the punk who allegedly snatched her
cellphone and held him in a bear hug for the cops.
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Government spending
exceeded median household income
Combined federal, state
and local government spending per household exceeded the median
household income in 2009, 2010 and 2011, the three most-recent years
for which full data is available, according to calculations made
using numbers from the White House Office of Management and Budget
and an historical online database of state and local finances
recently established by the Census Bureau.
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Woman reunited with dog
stolen form her eight years ago
An English bulldog who
was snatched from a backyard in Memphis, Tenn., and vanished for
eight years has been reunited with her owner in Phoenix, 1,400 miles
away.
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Education Expert:
Removing Bible, Prayer from Public Schools Has Caused Decline
Education expert
William Jeynes said on Wednesday that there is a correlation between
the decline of U.S. public schools and the U.S. Supreme Court’s
1962 and 1963 decision that school-sponsored Bible reading was
unconstitutional.
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Hotel chain in Britain
removes Bibles from rooms
The decision by one of
Britain’s largest hotel chains to remove Bibles from its rooms has
sparked complaints from Christians.
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I'm from the Government
and I'm here to rewrite your sermon
Imagine uttering the
words “pro-life” in your church and finding yourself targeted by
an investigation from the feared and reviled Internal Revenue
Service.
An expert on the First
Amendment conflict between pastors and the federal agency, which says
it is investigating speech delivered from pulpits, confirms that’s
possible.
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Sainthood sought for
fastest Nun in the West who took on Billy The Kid and founded schools
The Archdiocese of
Santa Fe announced it is exploring sainthood for an Italian-born nun
who challenged Billy the Kid, calmed angry mobs and helped open New
Mexico territory hospitals and schools.
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HHS Placing
Unaccompanied Minors With Possible MS-13 Ties in Top Gang-Plagued
Cities
Reports show thousands of unaccompanied illegal alien minors,
some of them identified as obvious gang members by U.S. Border Patrol
agents, have been transferred to several of the largest metropolitan
areas in the United States, including Baltimore, Los Angeles, New
York City, Houston and the Washington, D.C. area – cities that all
rank among the top strongholds of the Latin American gang Mara
Salvatrucha, or MS-13.
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Conservative group
empowers consumers to shop according to their values
Just in time for
back-to-school shopping, a conservative group has compiled a list of
businesses that gives parents information about where certain
companies stand on issues like gay marriage, abortion, gun rights and
the environment.
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