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Immigration
Overload?
The
Obama administration is initiating a program to give refugee status
to some young people from Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador in
response to the influx of unaccompanied minors arriving at the
U.S.-Mexico border.
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Michael
Savage blames President Obola for virus in US
bola
has now entered the U.S. because of President Obama’s open-borders
policy, charged talk-radio host Michael Savage. Savage who has a
doctorate in epidemiology, said Obama refused to employ the basic
epidemiological rule of quarantining a deadly virus, “because the
far-left agenda is to have an open-borders policy.”
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KLM
uses passenger sniffing dog to return lost items to customers
The
Dutch airline announced that it is starting to use the services of an
adorable beagle aptly named Sherlock for its Lost and Found service
at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport. Sherlock, who wears a vest, is sent
down the concourse to sniff out rightful owners after they've
disembarked, returning items like cell phones, stuffed animals and
books.
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No
Single Missing Link Between Birds and Dinosaurs, Study Finds
Birds
didn't evolve in one fell swoop from their dinosaur ancestors,
suggests a newly constructed dinosaur family tree showing our
feathery friends evolved very gradually, at first.
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Why
are Black staffers fleeing Capitol Hill?
Aides
say a number of high-ranking African-American congressional staffers
have left in recent years, leading to a dearth of diversity on the
Hill.
The
Obama era hasn’t been a period of progress for black Capitol Hill
staffers, and aides say a “diversity drain” of many senior
African Americans to the private sector and the White House in recent
years is partly to blame.
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Michelle
Obama warns Senate control, impeachment rest on 'few hundred votes'
Michelle
Obama warns that First lady Michelle Obama, going to bat for Senate
Democrats amid reports she is abandoning them on the campaign trail,
is warning that control of the chamber and the potential Republican
impeachment of her husband rests on just a few votes.
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Will
Bureaucracy bury the Bitcoin?
As
explained previously in WND, the growing popularity of this
anonymous, decentralized, digital currency has prompted legitimate
concerns about how it may be misused and whether investors can expect
their money to be lost.
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Prosecutor:
Co-Worker Had Altercation With Beheading Suspect ‘About Him Not
Liking White People’
An
Oklahoma man apparently uttered Arabic words during an attack in
which he allegedly severed a co-worker’s head, and had “some sort
of infatuation with beheadings,” but the killing appeared to have
more to do with the man’s suspension from his job than his recent
conversion to Islam, a prosecutor said Tuesday.
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Who
is buying the Islamic States illegal oil?
In
June 2014, computer files captured from a courier for the Islamic
State shortly after the fall of Mosul revealed that the group had
assets of $875 million, largely gained in the sacking and looting of
Mosul and its central bank.
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