Sunday Show 12/14/14
History of Bill Of
Rights December 15th 1791
On this day in 1791,
Virginia becomes the last state to ratify the Bill of Rights, making
the first ten amendments to the Constitution law and completing the
revolutionary reforms begun by the Declaration of Independence.
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A Greek island is yours
for the price of a London flat
Fed up with Britain's
icy blasts and soaring house prices? Then why not bask in the sun and
paddle the azure seas from the shores of your own Greek island. You
may have to share living space with goats, but with more than 20
Greek islands for sale, Brits can live out their Mamma Mia! fantasies
for the price of a central London flat.
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Exodus land no. 1 with
24.5 million
Exodus: Gods and Kings
easily topped the U.S. box office this weekend with a $24.5 million
debut, dethroning The Hunger Games: Mockingjay — Part 1, which had
held No. 1 for the past three weeks.
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NATO ally launches
mandatory Islam training for 6 year olds
NATO ally Turkey has
defiantly responded to a European Court of Human Rights ruling that
it must scrap its compulsory religious eduction by imposing mandatory
Quran training on its 6-year-olds.
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Cheney: 'I'd do it
again in a minute'
Former Vice President
Dick Cheney unapologetically pressed his defense of the CIA’s use
of harsh interrogation techniques Sunday, insisting that
waterboarding and other such tactics did not amount to torture and
that the spy agency’s actions paled in comparison to those of
terrorists targeting Americans.
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Sheriff Joe scores
victory against Obama's amnesty
A judge has sided with
Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio in the first clash in what is
expected to be a major court fight over the legality – or not –
of Barack Obama’s looming amnesty program, ordering a fast track
for case arguments and hearings.
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Drug smuggler sues US
over dog bite
A man transporting
marijuana over the border with Mexico says a Border Patrol dog mauled
him—and the U.S. needs to pay.
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Schools warned of
lawsuits over gender accommodations
Headlines such as
“State OKs transgender policy,” “Court backs transgender teen”
and “Pentagon cozies up to transgender troops” are becoming more
common as the next battle over rights based on “sexual orientation”
builds.
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