Sunday
show 08-02-15
Former
abortion clinic owner: “We pushed sex-ed to create a market for
abortion”
As
reported by The Catholic Register, Everett earned a commission for
every abortion in addition to a share of the fees charged by each
clinic. She says she sold abortion and made big bucks off of the
“cash cow” of abortion.
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Hundreds
rally to support Confederate flag at Stone Mountain Memorial
On
Saturday, hundreds upon hundreds of people from Georgia arrived at
Stone Mountain, the nation’s largest Confederate memorial, to show
their support for the Confederate flag
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Soldier
Asked to Produce ID for Cigarette Purchase — but Clerk’s Alleged
Response to Seeing It Had Him in ‘Shock’
Collin
Brown walked into a 7-Eleven in Redmond, Washington, last Wednesday
and got himself a Slurpee. He also was looking to get cigarettes for
his fiancee, so when the clerk asked Brown for proof of age, the Army
reservist placed his military ID — which has his birthdate on the
back and is a legal form of identification — on the counter.
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Obamas
TPP trade deal hits the wall
President
Obama’s hopes for a globalist pact integrating economies on four
continents ran aground in Hawaii on Friday. Trade negotiators from 12
nations announced Friday they failed to reach a deal on the proposed
Trans-Pacific Partnership, TPP.
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Student's
stunning plea: Why did NYC let me graduate high school?
Melissa
Mejia, 18, was stunned and embarrassed when officials at William
Cullen Bryant HS in Long Island City, Queens, told her she had met
all the requirements to receive a diploma in June.
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More
parents turn to homeschooling
The
National Catholic Register reports that recent data from the U.S.
Department of Education shows explosive growth in homeschooling among
American families, particularly in the last 10 years, when the number
of students between the ages of 5 and 17 went from 1.09 million in
2003 to 1.77 million in 2012.
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Obama
will impose unprecedented emissions controls US power plants
Aiming
to jolt the rest of the world to action, President Barack Obama moved
ahead Sunday with even tougher greenhouse gas cuts on American power
plants, setting up a certain confrontation in the courts with energy
producers and Republican-led states.
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Builders
forced to purchase art to receive permits
A
new program adopted by the city of Oakland, Calif., to force builders
to fund projects by artists who are chosen by the city is being
challenged in federal court, where the builders have filed a lawsuit
alleging violations of the Constitution’s First and Fifth
Amendments.
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Orthodox
Jewish tenants at LeFrak City in Queens claim they are being
discriminated against because newly installed lobby doors only open
with an electronic key — which they cannot use on the Sabbath, a
federal lawsuit alleges.
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Obama
gives illegals massive health care plane
The
level of health-care services provided to illegal aliens is about to
get a huge boost from the Obama administration, which is hiring
contractors to provide the equivalent of 5.5 million additional labor
hours of treatment to detainees.
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