Saturday Show 8-12-17
Thomas Jefferson on guns
In 1785 Thomas Jefferson wrote to his fifteen-year-old nephew, Peter Carr, regarding what he considered the best form of exercise: "...I advise the gun.
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The Latest: Canada sends soldiers to migrant border crossing
Canada has sent about 100 soldiers to a remote spot on the Quebec-New York border where asylum seekers are crossing illegally.
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Judicial Watch sues Justice Department for Comey documents
Judicial Watch sued the Justice Department on Friday in an effort to obtain any non-disclosure agreements signed by former FBI Director James Comey.
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California billionaire ordered to restore public access to $32.5M beachfront property
A California court has ordered a billionaire to reopen access to a popular formerly public beach, creating an important precedent for public right-of-access cases across the country.
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'Hero' bus driver saves students before bus catches fire
Bus driver Teresa Stroble was wrapping up her morning route about 7 a.m. when a pair of 9th-grade students sitting in the back of the bus alerted her to smoke. She then turned the car into a nearby car wash, evacuated the kids in under one minute, just before the bus became engulfed in flames.
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You will get chipped — eventually
For now, Three Square Market, or 32M, hasn’t offered concrete benefits for getting chipped beyond badge and log-on stats. Munster says it was a “PR stunt” for the company to get attention to its product and it certainly succeeded, getting the small start-up air play on CBS, NBC and ABC, and generating headlines worldwide.
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Preschool teachers cause children to be heterosexual, peer-reviewed paper suggests
Why not suggest you can play house with two moms? A recent research paper suggests that preschool teachers are the reason most people identify as heterosexual.
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School bus companies across U.S. facing driver shortage
School transportation companies seek drivers year-round but put the pedal to the metal to hire for the start of the school year. This year, many school bus companies around the U.S. say they face a driver shortage.
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Virginia college student gets 100 days in jail for registering dead voters for Democrats
James Madison University student was sentenced to prison Tuesday after pleading guilty to registering dead voters for the Democratic Party during the 2016 election.
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A danger to public health? Uproar as scientist urges us to eat more salt
Public health experts in the UK have spoken out against a new book that claims many of us should be eating more salt, not less – claiming the advice could endanger people’s health.
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Official Who Met With Michelle Obama at WH Indicted for Stealing School Lunch Funds
A Los Angeles food services director who was invited to the White House by former First Lady Michelle Obama to share his tips for getting kids to eat healthy has been indicted for stealing $65,000 in public funds.
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Sunday, August 13, 2017
Monday, March 20, 2017
Show Notes 03-17-2017
Friday Show 3-17-17
President Trumps first 50 days of action
JUMPSTARTING JOB CREATION: President Donald J. Trump is looking out for the American workers who Washington has left behind. President Trump has worked with the private sector to deliver tens of thousands of new jobs for Americans.
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Google hopes to improve search quality with 'offensive' flag
Google is trying to improve the quality of its search results by directing review teams to flag content that might come across as upsetting or offensive.
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Rep. Luis Gutierrez arrested after protesting ICE headquarters in Chicago
Rep. Luis Gutierrez, D-Ill., was briefly arrested on Monday after protesting President Trump's immigration policy at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement office in Chicago.
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Preet Bharara proved Trump right: Glenn Reynolds
In the excellent Paul Newman legal thriller, Absence of Malice, Wilford Brimley faced a misbehaving Justice Department prosecutor who refused to resign. He fired him.
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PRINCIPAL RECRUITS STUDENTS FOR SECRET 'GAY' CLUB
Faculty and staff members at a charter school in Sandpoint, Idaho, set up a clandestine student “gay” club, recruited students for it and concealed their activism from the affected students’ parents apparently in violation of federal law, according to letter from the nonprofit legal organization Liberty Counsel.
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Here is Rand Paul’s Obamacare replacement, which is far superior to Paul Ryan’s Rinocare
Rinocare, being nothing more than a steaming pile of Obama Light, must die a quick death, although its chief proponent Paul Rino is doing all he can to shove it down the throats of the American people. There is an alternative plan, written by physician legislator Rand Paul, that is the best alternative I have seen.
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Graphene layer lets solar panels generate energy from raindrops
Researchers in China have developed Graphene solar panels that can generate energy from raindrops. The solar panels with a respectable 6.53 percent solar-to-electric conversion efficiency allows generation of power during periods of clouds and rain.
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OH MY GOD! Look What 2 Secret Service Agents Did To Trump’s 8 Yr Old Grandson WHILE HE SLEPT!
This is seriously disturbing! Two Secret service agents hired during the Obama presidency are now under investigation for participating in disturbing behavior with Trump’s 8 year old grandson.
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President Trump no longer safe in White House: Former Secret Service agent
The president is no longer safe on the White House grounds, according to former Secret Service agent Dan Bongino, who once guarded presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama.
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Secret Service laptop stolen in New York
“The U.S. Secret Service can confirm that an employee was the victim of a criminal act in which our Agency issued laptop computer was stolen,” the agency said in a statement Friday. “An investigation is ongoing and the Secret Service is withholding additional comment until the facts are gathered.”
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Hollywood actor would like to assassinate Trump
Michael Savage’s comment this week after being assaulted at a restaurant that it’s “open season” on Trump supporters applies to the president himself.
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President Trumps first 50 days of action
JUMPSTARTING JOB CREATION: President Donald J. Trump is looking out for the American workers who Washington has left behind. President Trump has worked with the private sector to deliver tens of thousands of new jobs for Americans.
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Google hopes to improve search quality with 'offensive' flag
Google is trying to improve the quality of its search results by directing review teams to flag content that might come across as upsetting or offensive.
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Rep. Luis Gutierrez arrested after protesting ICE headquarters in Chicago
Rep. Luis Gutierrez, D-Ill., was briefly arrested on Monday after protesting President Trump's immigration policy at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement office in Chicago.
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Preet Bharara proved Trump right: Glenn Reynolds
In the excellent Paul Newman legal thriller, Absence of Malice, Wilford Brimley faced a misbehaving Justice Department prosecutor who refused to resign. He fired him.
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PRINCIPAL RECRUITS STUDENTS FOR SECRET 'GAY' CLUB
Faculty and staff members at a charter school in Sandpoint, Idaho, set up a clandestine student “gay” club, recruited students for it and concealed their activism from the affected students’ parents apparently in violation of federal law, according to letter from the nonprofit legal organization Liberty Counsel.
Read More
Here is Rand Paul’s Obamacare replacement, which is far superior to Paul Ryan’s Rinocare
Rinocare, being nothing more than a steaming pile of Obama Light, must die a quick death, although its chief proponent Paul Rino is doing all he can to shove it down the throats of the American people. There is an alternative plan, written by physician legislator Rand Paul, that is the best alternative I have seen.
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Graphene layer lets solar panels generate energy from raindrops
Researchers in China have developed Graphene solar panels that can generate energy from raindrops. The solar panels with a respectable 6.53 percent solar-to-electric conversion efficiency allows generation of power during periods of clouds and rain.
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OH MY GOD! Look What 2 Secret Service Agents Did To Trump’s 8 Yr Old Grandson WHILE HE SLEPT!
This is seriously disturbing! Two Secret service agents hired during the Obama presidency are now under investigation for participating in disturbing behavior with Trump’s 8 year old grandson.
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President Trump no longer safe in White House: Former Secret Service agent
The president is no longer safe on the White House grounds, according to former Secret Service agent Dan Bongino, who once guarded presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama.
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Secret Service laptop stolen in New York
“The U.S. Secret Service can confirm that an employee was the victim of a criminal act in which our Agency issued laptop computer was stolen,” the agency said in a statement Friday. “An investigation is ongoing and the Secret Service is withholding additional comment until the facts are gathered.”
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Hollywood actor would like to assassinate Trump
Michael Savage’s comment this week after being assaulted at a restaurant that it’s “open season” on Trump supporters applies to the president himself.
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Tuesday, November 08, 2016
Show Notes 11-01-2016
Tuesday 11-01-16
Ammon Bundy: 'We will continue to stand'
We will continue to stand," Ammon Bundy vowed Monday as he prepared to head this week to Nevada to face the next trial in his fight against the federal government after his stunning courtroom triumph in Oregon.
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Testimony: Stevens Went to Benghazi Mission on 9/11/12 So Clinton Could Announce on Upcoming Libyan Visit It Had Become Permanent U.S. Post
Greg Hicks testified as a whistleblower about Benghazi in 2013 in the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee. Greg, who recently retired from the U.S. State Department, was the Deputy Chief of the U.S. Mission at the Embassy in Libya on Sept. 11, 2012, when terrorists attacked the U.S. facilities in Benghazi and murdered four Americans, including Ambassador Chris Stevens, Sean Smith, Glen Doherty and Tyrone Woods.
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Muslims protest new TV show: Mogadishu Minnesota
An Oscar-winning Hollywood producer is being slammed by the Council on American-Islamic Relations for filming a pilot TV series about Somali refugees in Minneapolis.
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Angela Merkel migrant crisis worsens as Germany descends into lawlessness
Germany has been hit by a spate of horrendous violent crime including rapes, sexual and physical assaults, stabbings, home invasions, robberies, burglaries and drug trafficking.
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The next little ice age is already here Russian scientist claims
A new study by a prominent Russian astrophysicist claims the “new Little Ice Age” started at the end of 2015 due to low solar activity, kicking off decades of “deep cooling” in the latter half of the 21st Century.
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Highlights for children faces pressure to include gay families in magazines
Highlights for Children is popular among preschoolers and schoolkids and a fun way to learn to read, but the magazine recently became embroiled in a controversy over gay inclusion.
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Hundreds of companies are giving workers paid time off to vote
On Friday, Patagonia announced that the outdoor clothing and gear company would close all US stores on November 8, in an effort to encourage customers and employees to vote.
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YouTube Censors Video on … Left-Wing Censorship
What do you suppose happens on YouTube to a video that is a “discourse on the First Amendment and the tactics that progressives are using to limit speech and political engagement by conservatives”? Well, according to the Wall Street Journal, it falls victim to an algorithm with absolutely no sense of irony.
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Most college students think America invented slavery, professor finds
For 11 years, Professor Duke Pesta gave quizzes to his students at the beginning of the school year to test their knowledge on basic facts about American history and Western culture.
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Ammon Bundy: 'We will continue to stand'
We will continue to stand," Ammon Bundy vowed Monday as he prepared to head this week to Nevada to face the next trial in his fight against the federal government after his stunning courtroom triumph in Oregon.
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Testimony: Stevens Went to Benghazi Mission on 9/11/12 So Clinton Could Announce on Upcoming Libyan Visit It Had Become Permanent U.S. Post
Greg Hicks testified as a whistleblower about Benghazi in 2013 in the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee. Greg, who recently retired from the U.S. State Department, was the Deputy Chief of the U.S. Mission at the Embassy in Libya on Sept. 11, 2012, when terrorists attacked the U.S. facilities in Benghazi and murdered four Americans, including Ambassador Chris Stevens, Sean Smith, Glen Doherty and Tyrone Woods.
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Muslims protest new TV show: Mogadishu Minnesota
An Oscar-winning Hollywood producer is being slammed by the Council on American-Islamic Relations for filming a pilot TV series about Somali refugees in Minneapolis.
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Angela Merkel migrant crisis worsens as Germany descends into lawlessness
Germany has been hit by a spate of horrendous violent crime including rapes, sexual and physical assaults, stabbings, home invasions, robberies, burglaries and drug trafficking.
Read More
The next little ice age is already here Russian scientist claims
A new study by a prominent Russian astrophysicist claims the “new Little Ice Age” started at the end of 2015 due to low solar activity, kicking off decades of “deep cooling” in the latter half of the 21st Century.
Read More
Highlights for children faces pressure to include gay families in magazines
Highlights for Children is popular among preschoolers and schoolkids and a fun way to learn to read, but the magazine recently became embroiled in a controversy over gay inclusion.
Read More
Hundreds of companies are giving workers paid time off to vote
On Friday, Patagonia announced that the outdoor clothing and gear company would close all US stores on November 8, in an effort to encourage customers and employees to vote.
Read More
YouTube Censors Video on … Left-Wing Censorship
What do you suppose happens on YouTube to a video that is a “discourse on the First Amendment and the tactics that progressives are using to limit speech and political engagement by conservatives”? Well, according to the Wall Street Journal, it falls victim to an algorithm with absolutely no sense of irony.
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Most college students think America invented slavery, professor finds
For 11 years, Professor Duke Pesta gave quizzes to his students at the beginning of the school year to test their knowledge on basic facts about American history and Western culture.
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Friday, August 12, 2016
Monday, July 11, 2016
Show Notes 07-10-2016
Sunday Show 07-10-16
Pesky geese to become food for the homeless
Pesky geese at two parks in Maryland will soon be turned into food for the homeless, after attempts to control their population by non-lethal methods over the years have failed.
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Justice Department Cuts Off Federal Law Enforcement Grants To Sanctuary Cities
In a surprise move on Thursday, the Obama Justice Department adopted new policies that will deny federal law enforcement grants to some “sanctuary cities.”Justice Department Cuts Off Federal Law Enforcement Grants To Sanctuary Cities
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Stock market shakes off Brexit losses
The U.S. stock market has completely recovered from the shock of June’s Brexit vote. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed Friday up 250 points, putting it at a level above where the market stood before the British referendum upended the globe.
http://thehill.com/policy/finance/287059-stock-market-shakes-off-brexit-losses
Terminally Ill Teen Wants 10,000 Cards for His 14th Birthday: 'They Make Me Feel Better'
The best medicine for this Arizona teen suffering from terminal illness is 10,000 cards, delivered to him in time for his birthday.
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Obama Pushes More Federal Oversight of Cops After Dallas Attack on Cops
President Barack Obama is harnessing the increasing attacks on police in Dallas — and the periodic shootings of people by stressed cops — to push his agenda to federalize state and local police forces.
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What does Dallas's 'bomb robot' mean for the future of policing?
Police cornered a suspect, now known to be Micah Johnson, in a downtown parking garage around 11 p.m. As negotiators tried to talk him out of the parking deck over a series of hours, news came out that five of the officers had died.
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Kevin Sorbo: ‘Country is Falling Apart…Our Forefathers are Turning Over in Their Graves’
“It’s crazy what is going on in our country.” That’s the opinion of actor Kevin Sorbo, who recently spoke with CNSNews.com about culture, Christian films, and his newest project, playing Joseph the father of Jesus in the film “Joseph and Mary.”
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Early presidents knew perils of centralized banks
Economist Milton Friedman stated: “Concentrated power is not rendered harmless by the good intentions of those who create it.” Over the objections of Thomas Jefferson, the nation’s first centralized bank was created.
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CRITICIZING HOMOSEXUALITY NOW 'CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY'?
A motion for summary judgment has been filed in federal court in Massachusetts seeking the end to a lawsuit by a coalition of Ugandan “gays” who contend an American pastor was not protected by the First Amendment when he was speaking in the United States about homosexuality.
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Saying sorry: What's behind Turkey's new thaw with Russia
The diplomatic crisis moved fast last November when Turkey shot down a Russian jet fighter, accusing it of violating Turkish airspace during a bombing run in Syria.
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In message to Russia, U.S. will send 1,000 rotating troops to Poland
The United States will send about 1,000 troops to Poland as part of what the alliance says is the biggest deployment of NATO personnel since the end of the Cold War.
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US expels 2 Russians after US diplomat attacked in Moscow
The United States last month expelled two Russian officials in response to an attack on an American diplomat by a Russian policeman in Moscow, the State Department said Friday, in a development that was sure to further strain already tense bilateral relations.
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Pesky geese to become food for the homeless
Pesky geese at two parks in Maryland will soon be turned into food for the homeless, after attempts to control their population by non-lethal methods over the years have failed.
Read More
Justice Department Cuts Off Federal Law Enforcement Grants To Sanctuary Cities
In a surprise move on Thursday, the Obama Justice Department adopted new policies that will deny federal law enforcement grants to some “sanctuary cities.”Justice Department Cuts Off Federal Law Enforcement Grants To Sanctuary Cities
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Stock market shakes off Brexit losses
The U.S. stock market has completely recovered from the shock of June’s Brexit vote. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed Friday up 250 points, putting it at a level above where the market stood before the British referendum upended the globe.
http://thehill.com/policy/finance/287059-stock-market-shakes-off-brexit-losses
Terminally Ill Teen Wants 10,000 Cards for His 14th Birthday: 'They Make Me Feel Better'
The best medicine for this Arizona teen suffering from terminal illness is 10,000 cards, delivered to him in time for his birthday.
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Obama Pushes More Federal Oversight of Cops After Dallas Attack on Cops
President Barack Obama is harnessing the increasing attacks on police in Dallas — and the periodic shootings of people by stressed cops — to push his agenda to federalize state and local police forces.
Read More
What does Dallas's 'bomb robot' mean for the future of policing?
Police cornered a suspect, now known to be Micah Johnson, in a downtown parking garage around 11 p.m. As negotiators tried to talk him out of the parking deck over a series of hours, news came out that five of the officers had died.
Read More
Kevin Sorbo: ‘Country is Falling Apart…Our Forefathers are Turning Over in Their Graves’
“It’s crazy what is going on in our country.” That’s the opinion of actor Kevin Sorbo, who recently spoke with CNSNews.com about culture, Christian films, and his newest project, playing Joseph the father of Jesus in the film “Joseph and Mary.”
Read More
Early presidents knew perils of centralized banks
Economist Milton Friedman stated: “Concentrated power is not rendered harmless by the good intentions of those who create it.” Over the objections of Thomas Jefferson, the nation’s first centralized bank was created.
Read More
CRITICIZING HOMOSEXUALITY NOW 'CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY'?
A motion for summary judgment has been filed in federal court in Massachusetts seeking the end to a lawsuit by a coalition of Ugandan “gays” who contend an American pastor was not protected by the First Amendment when he was speaking in the United States about homosexuality.
Read More
Saying sorry: What's behind Turkey's new thaw with Russia
The diplomatic crisis moved fast last November when Turkey shot down a Russian jet fighter, accusing it of violating Turkish airspace during a bombing run in Syria.
Read More
In message to Russia, U.S. will send 1,000 rotating troops to Poland
The United States will send about 1,000 troops to Poland as part of what the alliance says is the biggest deployment of NATO personnel since the end of the Cold War.
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US expels 2 Russians after US diplomat attacked in Moscow
The United States last month expelled two Russian officials in response to an attack on an American diplomat by a Russian policeman in Moscow, the State Department said Friday, in a development that was sure to further strain already tense bilateral relations.
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Tuesday, March 15, 2016
Show Notes 03-13-2016
Sunday Show 03-13-16
Snowmobile strikes Iditarod teams, kills dog and injures others
A man suspected of intentionally driving a snowmobile into teams of two mushers near the front of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race was arrested Saturday in a Yukon River village.
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Huge victory in Alabama battle for same sex marriage
The Alabama Supreme Court upheld an earlier decision banning state officials from issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples last week, and while the legal road is far from over for traditional marriage supporters, they believe the facts of the case and the Constitution are on their side.
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Don't like Girl Scouts: here's a better option
In recent years, the Girl Scouts have been mentioned in news stories relating to topics of promiscuity, sexual orientation, gender identity, abortion and Planned Parenthood.
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Oregon Governor signs landmark anti-coal bill law
With the stroke of Gov. Kate Brown's signature Friday, Oregon became the first state to eradicate coal from its power supply through legislation and now boasts some of the most stringent demands for renewable energy among its state peers.
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New Iron Dome version can destroy tunnels
Israel has started testing a secret new weapon for defeating the tunnel systems which the Palestinian Hamas and Hizballah are busy digging for surprise attacks against Israel.
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Men should have the right to abort responsibility for an unborn child Swedish political group says
Sweden may well have among the most accepting views of abortion in the world — one recent poll found that 84 percent of the country supports a woman's right to have an abortion whenever she wants one.
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Puerto Rico judge defies Supreme Court on same sex marriage
A federal judge in Puerto Rico has defied the U.S. Supreme Court’s establishment of “same-sex marriage,” refusing to strike down the commonwealth’s ban.
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Snowmobile strikes Iditarod teams, kills dog and injures others
A man suspected of intentionally driving a snowmobile into teams of two mushers near the front of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race was arrested Saturday in a Yukon River village.
Read More
Huge victory in Alabama battle for same sex marriage
The Alabama Supreme Court upheld an earlier decision banning state officials from issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples last week, and while the legal road is far from over for traditional marriage supporters, they believe the facts of the case and the Constitution are on their side.
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Don't like Girl Scouts: here's a better option
In recent years, the Girl Scouts have been mentioned in news stories relating to topics of promiscuity, sexual orientation, gender identity, abortion and Planned Parenthood.
Read More
Oregon Governor signs landmark anti-coal bill law
With the stroke of Gov. Kate Brown's signature Friday, Oregon became the first state to eradicate coal from its power supply through legislation and now boasts some of the most stringent demands for renewable energy among its state peers.
Read More
New Iron Dome version can destroy tunnels
Israel has started testing a secret new weapon for defeating the tunnel systems which the Palestinian Hamas and Hizballah are busy digging for surprise attacks against Israel.
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Men should have the right to abort responsibility for an unborn child Swedish political group says
Sweden may well have among the most accepting views of abortion in the world — one recent poll found that 84 percent of the country supports a woman's right to have an abortion whenever she wants one.
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Puerto Rico judge defies Supreme Court on same sex marriage
A federal judge in Puerto Rico has defied the U.S. Supreme Court’s establishment of “same-sex marriage,” refusing to strike down the commonwealth’s ban.
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Wednesday, March 09, 2016
Show Notes 03-06-2016
Sunday Show 03-6-16
US dispatches destroys to South China Sea amid tensions
The United States, in a show of force aimed at confronting China’s rising aggression, dispatched an aircraft carrier and five escort ships, including destroyers, to the South China Sea, military officials said Friday.
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Mushers heading to Willow Alaska for start of Iditarod
Spain seizes 20,000 ISIS military uniforms
Police and port inspectors in Spain said they discovered an estimated 20,000 military uniforms likely destined for ISIS and al-Qaida terrorists at spots in Syria and Iraq that were hidden within containers labeled as second-hand clothing.
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Virginia firefighters suspended for transporting girl to hospital in fire engine
Two Virginia volunteer firefighters were suspended for transporting an 18-month-old girl to the hospital in a fire engine last Saturday, ultimately saving her life.
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The Savagely Anti-Catholic Sitcom
When Disney and ABC decided to make a sitcom based on the teenage years of hate mongering homosexual "Savage Love" advice columnist Dan Savage, anyone could guess this was going to be a religion-bashing extravaganza.
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Bill: Florida churches don’t have to do same-sex weddings
Florida law will specify that churches can't be forced to marry same-sex couples under a bill the Legislature send to Gov. Rick Scott on Thursday. Scott's office said he'll sign the measure, which opponents say isn't necessary and is simply an overreaction to the U.S. Supreme Court decision legalizing gay marriage.
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RUSSIAN CHURCH TO PAY $11,500 DEBT IN PRAYERS FOR CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
It appears that in some parts of the world, prayers have legit market value. For example, a church in Russia is getting away with a $11,500 debt by promising to pray for the good health of the creditors instead.
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UN sexual abuse: more allegations, more bureaucratic process in Ban's latest report
United Nations personnel, including peacekeepers in 10 UN missions around the world, were embroiled in 99 new allegations of sexual exploitation and/or abuse last year—nearly one-quarter more than in 2014, according to the latest edition of an annual report on the ugly issue unveiled by UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon.
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Graham rips "wicked and filthy transgenger ordinance
A state lawmaker in North Carolina is warning that the city of Charlotte has blown privacy to “smithereens” and the speaker of the state House says there’s support for a special legislative session to correct that.
Immigration activists vow to fight for ID cards after Wisconsin legislators pass bill banning them
Immigrants' rights supporters lost a key battle to get ID cards for people who are living in the U.S. illegally when the Wisconsin Legislature passed a bill to ban counties issuing such cards, but activists say they're not giving up the fight.
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US dispatches destroys to South China Sea amid tensions
The United States, in a show of force aimed at confronting China’s rising aggression, dispatched an aircraft carrier and five escort ships, including destroyers, to the South China Sea, military officials said Friday.
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Mushers heading to Willow Alaska for start of Iditarod
The relaxed atmosphere surrounding the world's most famous sled dog race is about to become a memory. Mushers were making their way to Willow, Alaska, on Sunday, for the competitive start of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race.
Read MoreSpain seizes 20,000 ISIS military uniforms
Police and port inspectors in Spain said they discovered an estimated 20,000 military uniforms likely destined for ISIS and al-Qaida terrorists at spots in Syria and Iraq that were hidden within containers labeled as second-hand clothing.
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Virginia firefighters suspended for transporting girl to hospital in fire engine
Two Virginia volunteer firefighters were suspended for transporting an 18-month-old girl to the hospital in a fire engine last Saturday, ultimately saving her life.
Read More
The Savagely Anti-Catholic Sitcom
When Disney and ABC decided to make a sitcom based on the teenage years of hate mongering homosexual "Savage Love" advice columnist Dan Savage, anyone could guess this was going to be a religion-bashing extravaganza.
Read More
Bill: Florida churches don’t have to do same-sex weddings
Florida law will specify that churches can't be forced to marry same-sex couples under a bill the Legislature send to Gov. Rick Scott on Thursday. Scott's office said he'll sign the measure, which opponents say isn't necessary and is simply an overreaction to the U.S. Supreme Court decision legalizing gay marriage.
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RUSSIAN CHURCH TO PAY $11,500 DEBT IN PRAYERS FOR CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
It appears that in some parts of the world, prayers have legit market value. For example, a church in Russia is getting away with a $11,500 debt by promising to pray for the good health of the creditors instead.
Read More
UN sexual abuse: more allegations, more bureaucratic process in Ban's latest report
United Nations personnel, including peacekeepers in 10 UN missions around the world, were embroiled in 99 new allegations of sexual exploitation and/or abuse last year—nearly one-quarter more than in 2014, according to the latest edition of an annual report on the ugly issue unveiled by UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon.
Read More
Graham rips "wicked and filthy transgenger ordinance
A state lawmaker in North Carolina is warning that the city of Charlotte has blown privacy to “smithereens” and the speaker of the state House says there’s support for a special legislative session to correct that.
Read More
Immigration activists vow to fight for ID cards after Wisconsin legislators pass bill banning them
Immigrants' rights supporters lost a key battle to get ID cards for people who are living in the U.S. illegally when the Wisconsin Legislature passed a bill to ban counties issuing such cards, but activists say they're not giving up the fight.
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Monday, November 09, 2015
Show Notes 11-09-15
Sunday show 11-08-15
Top 10 celebrity Veterans Part Two
These ten celebrities are famous, they've gone on to great things, and they all have one thing in common: they served in the U.S. military.
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3 teens arrested after Michigan police foil school shooting plot
Three Michigan teens planned to commit mass murder by shooting up two local schools in October, but officials were tipped off and the plot was disrupted, police said Saturday.
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Germany to expedite deportations of refugees
Germany is set to speed up the deportation of asylum-seekers after weeks of disputes within the government coalition over the "overwhelming" surge of new refugees.
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Governor-elect to remove clerk names from Kentucky marriage licenses
Kentucky Governor-elect Matt Bevin said on Friday that when he takes office in December he will order changes to the state marriage license form to appease clerks who have objected to issuing licenses to same-sex couples.
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White House: Obama may use whatever authority available to him to close Gitmo
The White House said Friday that if Congress blocks its plans to close the Guantanamo Bay prison facility, President Barack Obama may “use whatever authority is available to him to move closer to accomplishing his goal.”
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Disney uses film to potshot gun owners
A documentary produced by a Walt Disney relative, “The Armor of Light,” takes a look at the Second Amendment through Christian eyes to suggest: it’s not really right for those of the faith to defend gun ownership.
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State claims to control prayer at catholic school
North Dakota’s high school athletic authorities claim they have the authority to control prayer at a school. A private, Catholic school. On its own football field, with its own announcers, students and parents in attendance.
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MPS, CHRISTIAN GROUPS SLAM STARBUCKS ‘SCROOGES’ OVER RED CUPS
The coffee chain revealed this year’s version of its “red cups” this week – an annual tradition where it changes the colour of its cups from white to red around Christmas time, usually with a festive design.
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SCOTUS takes up Little Sisters of the Poor's case against Obama administration
The U.S. Supreme Court agreed today to take up the case that the Little Sisters of the Poor--an order of Catholic nuns--has brought against the Obama administration for violating the sisters' right to the free exercise of religion.
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Illegals present demands via bill of rights
The pro-amnesty “United We Stay” nonprofit has created a “Bill of Rights for Undocumented Americans” demanding the country read and agree to its list of 10 demands, which are all based on the presumptive claim of all – even illegals – are human and therefore entitled to citizenship.
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Feds losing track of unaccompanied alien children
The federal government is losing track of a “good number” of older unaccompanied alien children who came to the U.S. in recent years from Central America during an unprecedented border surge, according to a non-profit group that provides services to immigrants and refugees.
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Top 10 celebrity Veterans Part Two
These ten celebrities are famous, they've gone on to great things, and they all have one thing in common: they served in the U.S. military.
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3 teens arrested after Michigan police foil school shooting plot
Three Michigan teens planned to commit mass murder by shooting up two local schools in October, but officials were tipped off and the plot was disrupted, police said Saturday.
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Germany to expedite deportations of refugees
Germany is set to speed up the deportation of asylum-seekers after weeks of disputes within the government coalition over the "overwhelming" surge of new refugees.
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Governor-elect to remove clerk names from Kentucky marriage licenses
Kentucky Governor-elect Matt Bevin said on Friday that when he takes office in December he will order changes to the state marriage license form to appease clerks who have objected to issuing licenses to same-sex couples.
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White House: Obama may use whatever authority available to him to close Gitmo
The White House said Friday that if Congress blocks its plans to close the Guantanamo Bay prison facility, President Barack Obama may “use whatever authority is available to him to move closer to accomplishing his goal.”
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Disney uses film to potshot gun owners
A documentary produced by a Walt Disney relative, “The Armor of Light,” takes a look at the Second Amendment through Christian eyes to suggest: it’s not really right for those of the faith to defend gun ownership.
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State claims to control prayer at catholic school
North Dakota’s high school athletic authorities claim they have the authority to control prayer at a school. A private, Catholic school. On its own football field, with its own announcers, students and parents in attendance.
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MPS, CHRISTIAN GROUPS SLAM STARBUCKS ‘SCROOGES’ OVER RED CUPS
The coffee chain revealed this year’s version of its “red cups” this week – an annual tradition where it changes the colour of its cups from white to red around Christmas time, usually with a festive design.
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SCOTUS takes up Little Sisters of the Poor's case against Obama administration
The U.S. Supreme Court agreed today to take up the case that the Little Sisters of the Poor--an order of Catholic nuns--has brought against the Obama administration for violating the sisters' right to the free exercise of religion.
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Illegals present demands via bill of rights
The pro-amnesty “United We Stay” nonprofit has created a “Bill of Rights for Undocumented Americans” demanding the country read and agree to its list of 10 demands, which are all based on the presumptive claim of all – even illegals – are human and therefore entitled to citizenship.
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Feds losing track of unaccompanied alien children
The federal government is losing track of a “good number” of older unaccompanied alien children who came to the U.S. in recent years from Central America during an unprecedented border surge, according to a non-profit group that provides services to immigrants and refugees.
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Monday, September 21, 2015
Show Notes 09-20-15
Sunday show 09-20-15
Everything you need to know about The September Equinox
The September equinox arrives on September 23, 2015 at 8:21 UTC. Although the equinox happens at the same moment worldwide, your clock times will depend on your time zone.
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Alabama Supreme Court says state doesn't have to recognize lesbian adoption from Georgia
The Alabama Supreme Court on Friday refused to recognize an adoption by a lesbian mother of her three children granted by a Georgia court in 2007. The children now live in Jefferson County.
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Police Lives Matter group marches on Capital
Hundreds of supporters of the Police Lives Matter movement - including widows and children of officers killed in the line of duty - were on the steps of the Austin Police Department Saturday where they prayed, recited the Pledge of Allegiance and held up signs with the names of their fallen heroes.
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Iranian crowds chanting 'death to America' don't mean it personally, says president Hassan Rouhani
Iran's president Hassan Rouhani has tried to reassure a sceptical American public that crowds chanting "death to America" in Tehran do not mean it personally.
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Dog stands guard for week protecting second dog trapped in water tank
A Washington state animal shelter says a dog dutifully stood guard for a nearly a week on Vashon Island to protect another dog that had fallen in a cistern. Tillie, a setter mix, only left Phoebe's side to try to alert people of her trapped friend.
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N4T Investigators: Judge rules to keep Operation Fast and Furious out of Terry murder trial
When a jury gathers next week for the trial of two men charged with the murder of a U.S. federal agent, it will not hear any details of how two guns found at the murder scene were part of a U.S. government-sanctioned weapon program, a federal judge has ruled.
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Experts question whether classroom barricade devices are safe
A nationwide push allowing schools to buy portable barricade devices they can set up if an active shooter enters their building has school security and fire experts questioning whether they're really safe.
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More than 20 students at Virginia high school suspended for wearing Confederate flag on clothing
More than 20 western Virginia high school students were suspended Thursday after holding a rally to protest a new policy banning vehicles with Confederate flag symbols from the school parking lot and refusing to take off clothing displaying the symbol.
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Croatia shuts most Serbia border crossings angering Serbia
Thousands of migrants were trapped Friday in a vicious tug-of-war as bickering European governments shut border crossings, blocked bridges and erected new barbed-wire fences in a bid to stem the wave of humanity fleeing conflict and poverty in the Middle East and Africa.
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Coporations on attack against Christians
To hear progressives tell it, big business is a bastion of conservatism and reactionary thought. So why are corporations so eager to champion homosexuality and insult Christian beliefs? One pastor argues it’s because business leaders aren’t just interested in making money – they want to turn the culture away from Christianity.
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NASA releases dramatic Pluto images
NASA has released more stunning images from New Horizons’ historic flyby of Pluto, which show icy mountains, fog, and the dwarf planet’s landscape dramatically backlit by the sun. The images, released Thursday, were taken on July 14 and downlinked to Earth on Sept. 13.
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Everything you need to know about The September Equinox
The September equinox arrives on September 23, 2015 at 8:21 UTC. Although the equinox happens at the same moment worldwide, your clock times will depend on your time zone.
Read More
Alabama Supreme Court says state doesn't have to recognize lesbian adoption from Georgia
The Alabama Supreme Court on Friday refused to recognize an adoption by a lesbian mother of her three children granted by a Georgia court in 2007. The children now live in Jefferson County.
Read More
Police Lives Matter group marches on Capital
Hundreds of supporters of the Police Lives Matter movement - including widows and children of officers killed in the line of duty - were on the steps of the Austin Police Department Saturday where they prayed, recited the Pledge of Allegiance and held up signs with the names of their fallen heroes.
Read More
Iranian crowds chanting 'death to America' don't mean it personally, says president Hassan Rouhani
Iran's president Hassan Rouhani has tried to reassure a sceptical American public that crowds chanting "death to America" in Tehran do not mean it personally.
Read More
Dog stands guard for week protecting second dog trapped in water tank
A Washington state animal shelter says a dog dutifully stood guard for a nearly a week on Vashon Island to protect another dog that had fallen in a cistern. Tillie, a setter mix, only left Phoebe's side to try to alert people of her trapped friend.
Read More
N4T Investigators: Judge rules to keep Operation Fast and Furious out of Terry murder trial
When a jury gathers next week for the trial of two men charged with the murder of a U.S. federal agent, it will not hear any details of how two guns found at the murder scene were part of a U.S. government-sanctioned weapon program, a federal judge has ruled.
Read More
Experts question whether classroom barricade devices are safe
A nationwide push allowing schools to buy portable barricade devices they can set up if an active shooter enters their building has school security and fire experts questioning whether they're really safe.
Read More
More than 20 students at Virginia high school suspended for wearing Confederate flag on clothing
More than 20 western Virginia high school students were suspended Thursday after holding a rally to protest a new policy banning vehicles with Confederate flag symbols from the school parking lot and refusing to take off clothing displaying the symbol.
Read More
Croatia shuts most Serbia border crossings angering Serbia
Thousands of migrants were trapped Friday in a vicious tug-of-war as bickering European governments shut border crossings, blocked bridges and erected new barbed-wire fences in a bid to stem the wave of humanity fleeing conflict and poverty in the Middle East and Africa.
Read More
Coporations on attack against Christians
To hear progressives tell it, big business is a bastion of conservatism and reactionary thought. So why are corporations so eager to champion homosexuality and insult Christian beliefs? One pastor argues it’s because business leaders aren’t just interested in making money – they want to turn the culture away from Christianity.
Read More
NASA releases dramatic Pluto images
NASA has released more stunning images from New Horizons’ historic flyby of Pluto, which show icy mountains, fog, and the dwarf planet’s landscape dramatically backlit by the sun. The images, released Thursday, were taken on July 14 and downlinked to Earth on Sept. 13.
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Saturday, July 04, 2015
Thursday Show Notes 07-02-15
Thursday Show Notes 07-02-15
Polygamous trio vows
lawsuit if Montana wedding license is denied
HELENA, Mont. -- A
Montana man said Wednesday that he was inspired by last week's U.S.
Supreme Court decision legalizing gay marriage to apply for a
marriage license so that he can legally wed his second wife.
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128 Unaccompanied Alien
Children Caught at Mexican Border Per Day in May
Data obtained by CNSNews.com from U.S. Customs and Border Patrol (CPB) shows about 128 unaccompanied alien children (UACs) were apprehended at the Southwest U.S. border every day during the month of May. In total, 3,965 children were caught crossing the U.S.-Mexico border illegally during that month alone.
Data obtained by CNSNews.com from U.S. Customs and Border Patrol (CPB) shows about 128 unaccompanied alien children (UACs) were apprehended at the Southwest U.S. border every day during the month of May. In total, 3,965 children were caught crossing the U.S.-Mexico border illegally during that month alone.
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19.8% of U.S. Workforce
Was Foreign-Born in June
The unemployment rate
for foreign-born workers in the United States increased slightly in
June, according to data released Thursday by the Bureau of Labor
Statistics (BLS). BLS counted a total of 24,816,000 foreign-born
workers in June, 282,000 fewer than last month’s total. The
unemployment rate for the group increased from 4.7 percent to 4.9
percent.
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Homeland Security: Give Transgender Illegal Alien Detainees Their Choice of 'Undergarments'
After six months of
study, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, a
division of the Department of Homeland Security, has issued new
guidelines on how to care for transgender illegal aliens who end up
in detention facilities, awaiting possible deportation.
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Famous Iwo Jima flag
goes gay
An image of Marines
raising the U.S. flag over Iwo Jima that was changed to reflect the
“gay” lifestyle with a rainbow banner has been making the
social-media rounds in the days since the Supreme Court’s
legalization of same-sex unions – and Twitter posters are in an
uproar.
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Navy yard in lockdowm
as police hunt shooter
The Navy Yard in
Washington, D.C., was put in lockdown mode Thursday morning as police
searched for what they believed was an active shooter – but
investigators ultimately determined the incident was nothing, and
issued an “all clear” ruling an estimated two hours later.
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Monday, June 08, 2015
Show Notes 06-07-2015
Sunday show 06-07-15
WikiLeaks releases secret TISA docs: The more evil sibling of TTIP and TPP
WikiLeaks has released 17 secret documents from the negotiations of the global Trade in Services Agreement (TISA), which have been taking place behind closed doors, largely unnoticed, since 2013.
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Kansas to cap welfare ATM withdrawals at $25 per day
Kansas is bleeding money. Lawmakers in the Sunflower State have been scrambling for years to make up a $400 million revenue gap following a 2012 income tax cut that left deep holes in the state budget.
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Report: Social Security Overpaid Nearly Half on Disability
Social Security overpaid nearly half the people receiving disability benefits over the past decade, according to a government watchdog, raising questions about the management of the cash-strapped program.
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Sen. Lee and Faith Leaders Act to Defend Religious Liberty, Cite ‘Biblical Revelation' and Millennia of ‘Judeo-Christian Tradition'
Senator Mike Lee (R-Utah) was joined by religious freedom advocates at a press conference on Wednesday to announce legislation he is introducing in Congress to protect religious individuals and institutions from government infringement on religious expression, particularly in the wake of what could be the Supreme Court ruling that homosexuals have a constitutional right to marry.
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Comediennes career derails before your eyes
There’s no doubt that “Spy,” the new James Bond spoof starring comedienne Melissa McCarthy, is laugh-out-loud funny.
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House Passes Amendment To End ATF’s Collection of Race, Ethnicity Data for Gun Sales
By a voice vote on Wednesday, the House passed Rep. Diane Black’s (R-TN) amendment to stop the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) from requiring Americans to disclose their race and ethnicity when buying a firearm from a federally-licensed dealer.
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Gunpoint average: Texas prof claims campus carry law will improve grades
A Texas college professor claims a coming law that would allowing licensed gun owners to carry firearms on campuses will cause grades to shoot up.
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House Committee Drops Funding for State Department Climate-Change Programs
Just months before the most important U.N. climate conference in years, Republican appropriators in the House of Representatives are taking aim at one of the Obama administration’s most cherished priorities – international climate change funding.
Read More
WikiLeaks releases secret TISA docs: The more evil sibling of TTIP and TPP
WikiLeaks has released 17 secret documents from the negotiations of the global Trade in Services Agreement (TISA), which have been taking place behind closed doors, largely unnoticed, since 2013.
Read More
Kansas to cap welfare ATM withdrawals at $25 per day
Kansas is bleeding money. Lawmakers in the Sunflower State have been scrambling for years to make up a $400 million revenue gap following a 2012 income tax cut that left deep holes in the state budget.
Read More
Report: Social Security Overpaid Nearly Half on Disability
Social Security overpaid nearly half the people receiving disability benefits over the past decade, according to a government watchdog, raising questions about the management of the cash-strapped program.
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Sen. Lee and Faith Leaders Act to Defend Religious Liberty, Cite ‘Biblical Revelation' and Millennia of ‘Judeo-Christian Tradition'
Senator Mike Lee (R-Utah) was joined by religious freedom advocates at a press conference on Wednesday to announce legislation he is introducing in Congress to protect religious individuals and institutions from government infringement on religious expression, particularly in the wake of what could be the Supreme Court ruling that homosexuals have a constitutional right to marry.
Read More
Comediennes career derails before your eyes
There’s no doubt that “Spy,” the new James Bond spoof starring comedienne Melissa McCarthy, is laugh-out-loud funny.
Read More
House Passes Amendment To End ATF’s Collection of Race, Ethnicity Data for Gun Sales
By a voice vote on Wednesday, the House passed Rep. Diane Black’s (R-TN) amendment to stop the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) from requiring Americans to disclose their race and ethnicity when buying a firearm from a federally-licensed dealer.
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Gunpoint average: Texas prof claims campus carry law will improve grades
A Texas college professor claims a coming law that would allowing licensed gun owners to carry firearms on campuses will cause grades to shoot up.
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House Committee Drops Funding for State Department Climate-Change Programs
Just months before the most important U.N. climate conference in years, Republican appropriators in the House of Representatives are taking aim at one of the Obama administration’s most cherished priorities – international climate change funding.
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Tuesday, January 06, 2015
Show Notes 12/28/2014
Sunday Show 12/28/14
Single
mother gets Christmas suprise from cowokers
The
joy of giving back unfolded in downtown Raleigh, NC Tuesday. A mother
of two who was homeless moved into her first home last week. Now, her
coworkers are stepping in to make sure she and her family have the
kind of Christmas they didn't think was possible.
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Could
this mean the end of tipping?
Imagine
a table of diners at a high-end restaurant, getting up and leaving
after their meal without leaving a tip. Sound like a case of rude
customers or poor
service?
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Black
Pastors make a stand for traditional marriage
A
coalition of black pastors has filed a friend-of-the-court brief in
support of traditional marriage in a federal case that upheld
Michigan’s constitutional amendment defining marriage as the union
of one man and one woman.
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Satanic
display at Florida Capitol damaged
Florida's
Capitol has displayed a Pabst Blue Ribbon Festivus pole, atheist
banners and even a tribute to the Flying Spaghetti Monster. But a
display showing an angel falling into flames with the message "Happy
Holidays from the Satanic Temple" was too much for one woman.
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Gift
basket goodies: Keep or toss?
Gift
baskets are a holiday staple – but if you’re on the receiving
end, it’s important to be aware of which goodies are ‘naughty’
and which are ‘nice.’ Diet expert Dr. Michael Aziz helped us
identify what to keep and what to toss.
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Can
Maca Root boost energy and sex drive?
The
Claim: A radish-like root from the mountains of Peru has widespread
health benefits and can enhance libido in both men and women,
according to exporters of the root.
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Drone
for Christmas? FAA launches holiday themed safety video for newbie
owners
With
so many people across the U.S. likely to be unwrapping a brand new
quadcopter this holiday season, the Federal Aviation Administration
(FAA) has launched a safety campaign designed to lessen the chances
of a newbie user inadvertently landing one on someone’s head, or
worse, bringing down a passenger plane.
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Friday, August 01, 2014
Show Notes 07/27/2014
Sunday Show 7/27/14
Interview with Cheryl Chimley, author of Police State USA: How Orwell's Nightmare is Becoming our Reality
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Christian Bakery That Refused Gay Wedding Cakes Now Bakes Ex-Gay Cakes
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Christian Bakery That Refused Gay Wedding Cakes Now Bakes Ex-Gay Cakes
Sweet Cakes by Melissa,
a Christian-owned bakery, closed its doors earlier this year after
its owners Aaron and Melissa Klein were found guilty of violating gay
people's rights by the Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries.
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OBAMA CALLS FOR
COLLECTIVIZED NEW WORLD ORDER
During a fundraiser in
Seattle this week, President Barack Obama called for a “new order”
based around a collectivized system in order to quell people’s
concerns about geopolitical strife and the economy.
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Protesters Swarm Beacon
Hill, ‘Livid’ Over Illegal Immigration
An anti-illegal
immigration rally on Beacon Hill outside the State House on Saturday,
July 26 was teeming with protesters. While Bree Sison of CBS Boston
estimated that the gathering drew hundreds of people, Jeff Kuhner,
the host of WRKO’s The Kuhner Report, who organized the rally, put
the number closer to 10,000 people.
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Foreign Relations
Committee Approves UN Disabilities Treaty
On Tuesday, the U.S.
Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 12-6 to approve the
dangerous UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
(CRPD). Every Democrat on the committee voted for the treaty.
Republican senators John McCain (AZ) and John Barrasso (WY) also
voted in favor of it.
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Bob Dole battles
home-schoolers on disabilities treaty
It’s Bob Dole vs. the
home-school lobby, round two. This marks the second time the former
senator will square off against Mike Farris, president of the
Homeschool Legal Defense Association, on the same issue: an
international treaty on rights for people with disabilities.
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Home Schooling Is Going
Mainstream
When most kids are asked about school, scenes from school
buses, rows of desks and the lunchroom spring to their minds. But not
for 11-year-old Stephanie Simmens and her 9-year-old sister Molly.
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Austria and Hungary
declares war on Serbia
On July 28, 1914, one
month to the day after Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria and his
wife were killed by a Serbian nationalist in Sarajevo,
Austria-Hungary declares war on Serbia, effectively beginning the
First World War.
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New York Times:
Legalize Marijuana
The New York Times’
editorial board on Saturday called on the federal government to
legalize marijuana. Citing alcohol prohibition, social costs and
states’ movements, the board argued “after a great deal of
discussion” that “the balance falls squarely on the side of
national legalization.”
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The human side of
Medical Marijuana
Cristi Bundukamara gave
up on Florida last fall. She and her husband Francis, a teacher for
16 years at South Dade High School known to everybody as “Coach
Bundy”, uprooted their life in Homestead and moved their seven
children to Colorado in November because of their son’s illness.
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Sunday, July 27, 2014
Show Notes 07/20/2014
Sunday Show 7/20/14
Army Vet Raising
Therapy Ducks to Cope With PTSD Gets Bad News From the City
An Army veteran who was
wounded during the Iraq War is worried a citation will result in him
losing his 14 pet ducks, which he says are therapeutic. Darin Welker,
of West Lafayette, was cited with a minor misdemeanor June 23 for
having the ducks in his yard.
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New York gun range in
business for 73 years forced to close
A New York gun range
has been forced to close its doors after more than 70 years in
business, following a bitter dispute with its neighbors over noise
and safety issues.
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Cops: Dad beats man
found raping son
Daytona Beach police
are saying a father who walked in on a man sexually battering his
11-year-old son was “acting like a dad’ when he severely beat the
molester and won’t be charged with a crime.
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'ONE GIANT LEAP' Apollo
11's historic trip to the moon marks its 45th anniversary
The year was 1969. The
turbulent time in America saw troops fighting in Vietnam, and a
nation dealing with the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy,
killed in 1963, and Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr., both
murdered in 1968. Then came that one small step.
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Legendary Film And TV
Actor James Garner Dead At 86
Few actors could
register disbelief, exasperation or annoyance with more comic
subtlety. James Garner had a way of widening his eyes while the
corner of his mouth sagged ever so slightly. Maybe he would swallow
once to further make his point.
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Atheist Delivers
‘Invocation’ to Open City Council Meeting
Just weeks after the
U.S. Supreme Court ruled in the Town of Greece v. Galloway that a New
York State city council was not violating the Constitution by opening
meetings with an invocation, an atheist offered a “prayer” on
Tuesday.
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Cardinal George:
Religious Freedom Is Being 'Traded Off' for Sexual Liberation
The Archbishop of
Chicago is warning Americans that their religious freedom is “being
traded off in favor of freedom of sexual expression” via birth
control and gay marriage.
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SCIENTISTS: ATHEISTS
MIGHT NOT EXIST
For Christian
evangelist Ray Comfort, author of “God Doesn’t Believe in
Atheists,” the idea that everyone at some core level has a
cognizance of a higher power isn’t new.
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New Jersey reptile
expert reportedly told to 'keep mouth shut' about anaconda on loose
A reptile expert said
Friday that he wants to go "on the record" and confirm that
New Jersey authorities are searching for an anaconda, not a boa
constrictor, in the state's largest lake.
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Hamas attacks Israeli
troops with bomb-covered ass
This suicide bomber is
a real ass. Hamas militants sent a donkey strapped with explosives on
a suicide mission toward Israeli troops in Gaza over the weekend —
forcing the soldiers to open fire and blow up the rigged beast.
Read More
Sunday, January 12, 2014
Show Notes 01/09/2013
Thursday Show 1/9/14
Bible Verses About Homosexuality
Genesis 19:1-11
That evening the two angels came to the entrance
of the city of Sodom. Lot was sitting there, and when he saw them, he
stood up to meet them. Then he welcomed them and bowed with his face
to the ground. "My lords," he said, "come to my home
to wash your feet, and be my guests for the night. You may then get
up early in the morning and be on your way
again.
WOUNDED VETERANS WORK TO PUT AWAY CHILD PREDATORS
Oskar Zepeda has had pretty much one mission in
his life: kill or capture. After serving nine tours of duty in Iraq
and Afghanistan, he now has a new target -- child
predators.
'Lone Target' pits former Navy SEAL against elite
military teams
It’s not a reality show most Americans would
sign up for, but for this 10-year Navy SEAL, being pitted against the
world’s elite military and law enforcement tracking teams in
far-flung locales is exactly his cup of
tea.
Homeland Security helps smuggle illegal immigrant
children into the U.S.
A federal judge in Texas late last week accused
the Obama administration of aiding drug cartels, saying that instead
of enforcing immigration laws, agents knowingly helped smuggle an
illegal immigrant girl into the U.S. to live with her mother, also an
illegal immigrant, in
Virginia.
Friday, August 30, 2013
Show Notes 08/29/2013
John Quincy Adams on
Islam
Thomas More Law Center
represents Veterans protesting confiscation of historic flag
Peter Parente,
President of the United Veterans Memorial & Patriotic Association
of New Rochelle, New York (“Veterans”) (UVMPA-NR) announced that
UVMPA has retained the Thomas More Law Center (TMLC), a national
public interest law firm based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, to regain the
right to fly the historic Gadsden Flag under the Stars and Stripes.
Vietnam Veteran
reunited with long lost dog tags
Lanny Martinson left a
lot in Vietnam: parts of himself, both physical and emotional. The
U.S. Marine Corps veteran lost his right leg in a minefield outside
Khe Sanh in 1968.
Obama administration
will not preempt state marijuana laws
The Obama
administration on Thursday said it will not stand in the way of
Colorado, Washington and other states where voters have supported
legalizing marijuana either for medical or recreational use, as long
as those states maintain strict rules involving distribution of the
drug.
Gay spouses in all
states can file joint taxes
Gay spouses in all U.S.
states will be treated as married under federal tax law even if local
authorities don’t recognize their marriages, in what gay-rights
advocates are calling a victory.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-08-29/gay-spouses-in-all-states-can-file-joint-taxes.html
NASA discovers hugh
hidden canyon in Greenland
Data from a NASA
airborne science mission reveals evidence of a large and previously
unknown canyon hidden under a mile of Greenland ice.
Archaeological
perserved named New Dark-Sky Park
In the northwestern
corner of New Mexico, the Chaco Culture National Historical Park is
famous for protecting the ruins of an ancient Pueblo settlement.
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Show Notes 05/26/2013
Uncooperative Radio Show Notes: Sunday
05/26/2013
Commissioners declare Carroll County a
Second Amendment sanctuary
The Board of Carroll County
Commissioners voted unanimously earlier this week to pass a
resolution stating that Carroll County is a "Second Amendment
Sanctuary County". The resolution is in response to the Maryland
State Firearms Act of 2013 passed by legislators in Annapolis earlier
this year.
French gay marriage opponents stage big
Paris march
Several hundred thousand opponents of
same-sex marriage marched in central Paris on Sunday against a reform
the unpopular French government passed last month at the price of
deepening political polarization.
Parents bent out of shape over
classroom yoga
Parents who are upset over the
introduction of yoga lessons – funded by a private foundation that
promotes yoga – into their children’s school curriculum have
filed a lawsuit to bring them to a halt.
Britain to target radical Muslim
preachers after soldier's killing
The British government, facing
criticism over the killing of a soldier by suspected Islamists in a
London street, is to set up a new group to combat radical Muslim
preachers and others whose words could encourage violence.
Study backs farmers in pollution fight
with EPA
West Virginia poultry farmer Lois Alt
didn't chicken out when the Environmental Protection Agency
threatened her with fines of $40,000 per day, and even though the
federal regulators eventually backed off, she's taking them on in a
legal case that could benefit thousands of small farmers.
Bob Hope
Bob Hope, born Leslie Townes Hope (May
29, 1903 – July 27, 2003). Hope was born in Eltham, London, UK, the
fifth of seven sons.
The USO
While aboard the RMS Queen Mary when
World War II began in September 1939, Hope volunteered to perform a
special show for the passengers, during which he sang "Thanks
for the Memory" with rewritten lyrics.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Service_Organizations
Sunday, March 24, 2013
Show notes 03/17/2013
Uncooperative Radio Show Notes: Sunday
03/17/13
Special Guest Mitchell Mason CEO of
Patriots4America.com
American Heritage Girls
The American Heritage Girls (AHG) is a
faith-based Christian Scouting organization, that was founded in 1995
by Patti Garibay and other parents from West Chester, Ohio who "want
a wholesome program for their daughters," since the Girl Scouts
allowed girls to substitute another word for "God" in the
promise and banned prayer at meetings.
Feds spend1.5 million to study why
lesbians are fat
The National Institutes of Health (NIH)
has awarded $1.5 million to study biological and social factors for
why “three-quarters” of lesbians are obese and why gay males are
not, calling it an issue of “high public-health significance."
Saint Patrick
Saint Patrick (Latin: Patricius) was a
Christian missionary to Ireland, the son of Calpornius and Conchessa.
It is likely that he was born in AD 387, and died in AD 493, although
the exact dating of his life is uncertain. Nonetheless, evidence
suggests Patrick was active as a missionary in Ireland during the
latter part of the fifth century.
With Steven Seagal in tow Putin pushes
for Soviet era phys-ed revival
As he often likes to do, Vladimir Putin
hobnobbed with a Hollywood celebrity – macho actor Steven Seagal –
Wednesday. The two opened a Moscow martial arts center and Mr. Putin
rolled out his plan to reinstate a Soviet-era mass sports program
designed to make Russian youngsters more healthy, active, and fit for
military service.
The Armed Citizen
Two men targeted the home of Jerry
Stremovihtg, 62, and Kenneth Conley, 53, one evening. Conley was
having a meal on the front porch when the two suspects approached
him. They beat him and repeatedly used a taser to subdue
him.http://www.nrapublications.org/index.php/armed-citizen/
Saturday, May 26, 2012
Show Notes: 05-24-2012
Uncooperative Radio Show Notes: Thursday 5/24/12
British and Spanish ships almost come to blows over-The-Rock
Spain ceded control of Gibraltar to what is now the United Kingdom in 1713 in the Treaty of Utrecht. The minute territory of 2.6 square miles nicknamed the “Rock” is a peninsula off Spain on the Mediterranean coast just off the entrance to the Atlantic Ocean and it gives Britain access to the Mediterranean.
http://www.csmonitor.com/World/Europe/2012/0524/British-Spanish-ships-almost-come-to-blows-over-The-Rock
Israel land of Jewish refugees riled by influx of Africans
In an ironic twist, Israel's most tolerant city erupted in violent riots against African migrants last night, eliciting comparisons with "pogrom" attacks on European Jewish communities in the 19th and 20th centuries.
http://www.csmonitor.com/World/Middle-East/2012/0524/Israel-land-of-Jewish-refugees-riled-by-influx-of-Africans
Rubio: Failure to ‘Accommodate’ Illegals Within Confines of U.S. Law = ‘Missed Golden Opportunities’
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) told a crowd of small business leaderswith the Latino Coalition that the failure to "accommodate" the status of young illegal aliens within the confines of U.S. laws constitutes "missed golden opportunities" fueled by partisan politics.
http://cnsnews.com/news/article/rubio-failure-accommodate-illegals-within-confines-us-law-missed-golden-opportunities
Long commute time linked with poor health
A new study shows A study published this month in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine found that the longer people drive to work, the more likely they are to have poor cardiovascular health.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/health/story/2012-05-23/long-commute-poor-health/55162620/1
Russia claims new missile can overcome missile defenses
Within days of NATO's announcement that its European antimissile shield is now "provisionally operational," Russia has claimed to have tested a new type of intercontinental missile that can outwit the new missile defenses.
http://www.csmonitor.com/World/Global-News/2012/0524/Russia-claims-new-missile-can-overcome-missile-defenses
DCCC fundraiser to honor 25years since Barney Frank cam out
House Democrats will hold a fundraiser next week honoring the 25th anniversary of Rep. Barney's Frank (D-Mass.) coming out of the closet.
http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/house-races/229363-dccc-fundraiser-to-honor-25-years-since-barney-frank-came-out
Hillary Clinton: Opposition to Sea Treaty Based on 'Mythology'
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee began the latest round in a decades-long fight to ratify the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), known as the Law of the Sea Treaty.
http://cnsnews.com/news/article/hillary-clinton-opposition-sea-treaty-based-mythology
British and Spanish ships almost come to blows over-The-Rock
Spain ceded control of Gibraltar to what is now the United Kingdom in 1713 in the Treaty of Utrecht. The minute territory of 2.6 square miles nicknamed the “Rock” is a peninsula off Spain on the Mediterranean coast just off the entrance to the Atlantic Ocean and it gives Britain access to the Mediterranean.
http://www.csmonitor.com/World/Europe/2012/0524/British-Spanish-ships-almost-come-to-blows-over-The-Rock
Israel land of Jewish refugees riled by influx of Africans
In an ironic twist, Israel's most tolerant city erupted in violent riots against African migrants last night, eliciting comparisons with "pogrom" attacks on European Jewish communities in the 19th and 20th centuries.
http://www.csmonitor.com/World/Middle-East/2012/0524/Israel-land-of-Jewish-refugees-riled-by-influx-of-Africans
Rubio: Failure to ‘Accommodate’ Illegals Within Confines of U.S. Law = ‘Missed Golden Opportunities’
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) told a crowd of small business leaderswith the Latino Coalition that the failure to "accommodate" the status of young illegal aliens within the confines of U.S. laws constitutes "missed golden opportunities" fueled by partisan politics.
http://cnsnews.com/news/article/rubio-failure-accommodate-illegals-within-confines-us-law-missed-golden-opportunities
Long commute time linked with poor health
A new study shows A study published this month in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine found that the longer people drive to work, the more likely they are to have poor cardiovascular health.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/health/story/2012-05-23/long-commute-poor-health/55162620/1
Russia claims new missile can overcome missile defenses
Within days of NATO's announcement that its European antimissile shield is now "provisionally operational," Russia has claimed to have tested a new type of intercontinental missile that can outwit the new missile defenses.
http://www.csmonitor.com/World/Global-News/2012/0524/Russia-claims-new-missile-can-overcome-missile-defenses
DCCC fundraiser to honor 25years since Barney Frank cam out
House Democrats will hold a fundraiser next week honoring the 25th anniversary of Rep. Barney's Frank (D-Mass.) coming out of the closet.
http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/house-races/229363-dccc-fundraiser-to-honor-25-years-since-barney-frank-came-out Hillary Clinton: Opposition to Sea Treaty Based on 'Mythology'
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee began the latest round in a decades-long fight to ratify the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), known as the Law of the Sea Treaty.
http://cnsnews.com/news/article/hillary-clinton-opposition-sea-treaty-based-mythology
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