Thursday show 06-11-15
Lindsey Graham to Fox
star: Knock off attacks
Fox star Sean Hannity
and Republican presidential hopeful Lindsey Graham had some tense
television moments after the South Carolina senator suggested the
news host ought to quit splitting the Republican Party and fueling
political dissent.
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Record number of
Americans renounced their US citizenship
Record Number of
Americans Renounced Their U.S. Citizenship in 2015. Between January
and March of 2015, a record 1,336 Americans renounced their U.S.
citizenship, according to a quarterly report by the Internal Revenue
Service (IRS) that was published in The Federal Register.
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Whistleblowers testify
on gov’t backlash, DHS agent says bosses tried to strip her gun
rights
Whistleblowers testify
on gov’t backlash, DHS agent says bosses tried to strip her gun
rights
A Department of
Homeland Security whistleblower testified Thursday that the
"retaliation" against her for probing a controversial visa
program was so extensive she was told she couldn't "carry or own
a personal weapon".
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Maine city recruiting
Somalis as cops
One of smallest cities
that has received thousands of Somali refugees over the years is
Lewiston, Maine. But, unlike the Minnesota Muslims from Somalia, this
group appears to fly under the radar.
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Aggressive moose
injures 2 visitors near Alaska campgrounds
A cow moose with two
calves has injured at least two visitors at Denali National Park and
Preserve in Alaska.
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Connecticut homeowner
calls 911 to report w hour stand off with his cat
Connecticut police have
released a 911 call a homeowner made after his 8-pound cat turned
violent and prevented him from entering the house.
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Monkeys' cosy alliance
with wolves looks like domestication
In the alpine
grasslands of eastern Africa, Ethiopian wolves and gelada monkey are
giving peace a chance. The geladas – a type of a baboon –
tolerate wolves wandering right through the middle of their troops,
while the wolves ignore potential meals of baby geladas in favour of
rodents, which they can catch more easily when the monkeys are
present.
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HHS Secretary: 259
Million Opioid Prescriptions in U.S. in 2012 Outnumbered American
Adults
Health and Human
Services Secretary Sylvia Burwell told Congress Wednesday that there
were more than 250 million prescriptions for opioid drugs in 2012 –
more than the number of adults in the U.S.
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Obama: without Catholic
Nun we would not have gotten Obamacare done
While addressing the
Catholic Health Association Conference in Washington, D.C.,
yesterday, President Barack Obama said that the Affordable Care
Act—AKA Obamacare—would not have been enacted had it not been for
Sister Carol Keehan, the president of the Catholic Health
Association.
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