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Trump and Pelosi Are Locked in Their First Battle. Neither Can Afford to Lose

Trump and Pelosi Are Locked in Their First Battle. Neither Can Afford to Lose

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Ahead of August 28 Primary, Google Censors Content for U.S. Senate Candidate Dr. Kelli Ward

Ahead of August 28 Primary, Google Censors Content for U.S. Senate Candidate Dr. Kelli Ward

Political Media, Inc. faces circular administrative blocks preventing the promotion of Kelli Ward for Senate micro site MarthaMcFake.com desp
42% of Americans are at risk of retiring broke

42% of Americans are at risk of retiring broke

Nearly half of Americans have less than $10,000 stashed away for retirement, according to a report by GoBankingRates...
'Mister Rogers' Neighborhood' castmate says beloved TV host was the real deal

'Mister Rogers' Neighborhood' castmate says beloved TV host was the real deal

It really was a beautiful day in the neighborhood for those who’ve worked with Fred Rogers, lovingly known as “Mister Rogers” by generations
Is the tail wagging the dog again?

Is the tail wagging the dog again?

2020 Dems pose a big dilemma for Schumer
2 Million Americans effected

2 Million Americans effected

So far in 2017, nearly two million people have fallen off the Obamacare exchange.
A Bill proposed to prevent child deaths

A Bill proposed to prevent child deaths

The new bill introduced by Rep. Tim Ryan, D-Ohio, is meant to prevent child deaths in hot cars.
Draining the Dodd Frank Swamp

Draining the Dodd Frank Swamp

The House just passed the Financial CHOICE Act, which enacts major reforms to the Dodd-Frank Act, signed into law by President Obama in 2010.
Violating the First Amendment

Violating the First Amendment

High School Punishes Student for Satirical Campaign Speech
Federal Reserve: 3 things to watch for

Federal Reserve: 3 things to watch for

There isn’t much suspense about what the Fed will announce when its latest policy meeting ends.
Drivers Head Into Summer With a Gift at the Gas Pump

Drivers Head Into Summer With a Gift at the Gas Pump

Looking for an excuse to pack up the car for a road trip this weekend?
This is why American tourists don’t want to travel to Cuba

This is why American tourists don’t want to travel to Cuba

Interest is waning a year after the country was opened up to U.S. visitors.
Flag Day: What is it and why do we celebrate it?

Flag Day: What is it and why do we celebrate it?

Look out for the red, white, and blue this week as the United States celebrates Flag Day. Here's what you should know.
Inside the Rise of Latin America’s ‘Gangster Warlords’

Inside the Rise of Latin America’s ‘Gangster Warlords’

These are groups whose power is based on violence led by psychopathic individuals who prey on weak govt.
The New Jersey Germ That Probably Saved Your Life

The New Jersey Germ That Probably Saved Your Life

Laugh all you want about the Garden State’s odd new honoree—you’d probably be dead without it.
Dennis Rodman heading to North Korea

Dennis Rodman heading to North Korea

The NBA Hall of Famer previously visited North Korea in 2013 and 2014.
Congress should support the bipartisan 'U.S. Call Center Worker and Consumer Protection Act'

Congress should support the bipartisan 'U.S. Call Center Worker and Consumer Protection Act'

There’s a bipartisan consensus that Congress needs to do more.
Malware discovered that could threaten electrical grid

Malware discovered that could threaten electrical grid

A new malware variant capable of knocking out networks that run power grids around the globe has been discovered.
Court Rules Chimps Still Not People

Court Rules Chimps Still Not People

The Nonhuman Rights Project is seeking to have chimps classified as legal "persons," with all the rights that implies.
Florida governor signs strengthened 'stand your ground' bill into law

Florida governor signs strengthened 'stand your ground' bill into law

The previous version of Florida's law, signed in 2005, required defendants to prove that they had used force in self defense.
Return to Aleppo: The story of my home during the war

Return to Aleppo: The story of my home during the war

He worried about it, but it survived - and he later discovered how it served as a life-saving medical centre.