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In the newest adventure of Marvel Comics' Captain America, our superhero sets off in dogged pursuit of America's latest and greatest mortal threat: Tea Partiers. What is contained within the pages of Captain America #602 is both shocking and disturbing.
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On Wednesday night, the Daily Caller's Sean Medlock was struck in a crosswalk in D.C. by a State Department SUV. Developments in the case since have led Tucker Carlson's new blog to accuse State of falsifying events and trying to whitewash the incident.
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After the Congressional Black Caucus met with Rajiv Shah, the AID coordinator overseeing State's relief efforts in Haiti, Rep. John Conyers sent a letter to Hillary Clinton demanding Shah's demotion for showing up with no black members on his aid team.
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I'd never heard of Casey Johnson, the beautiful young socialite heiress to the Johnson & Johnson empire, until I read the news today on how she died. After digging a little deeper, the story of her life struck me as profoundly as a Shakespearean tragedy.
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The Palm Beach Post News reports that a 38-year-old kite surfer was attacked and killed by sharks off the coast of Stuart after landing in the water about a quarter-mile offshore. He was rescued by a lifeguard, but was pronounced dead soon after.
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President Obama will soon hit the campaign trail with Harry Reid in Las Vegas. Given the President's most recent smackdown of Sin City and the nuclear local backlash, that visit should now be as eventful as Karl Rove stumping for Dick Cheney in Berkeley.
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Since the ClimateGate revelations prior to the Copenhagen summit, Climate Change proponents have been deluged with bad news. Illegalities were found in the East Anglia emails, and three key articles on which the IPCC report was based have been debunked.
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The National Post reports that N.L. Premier Danny Williams has left Canada and will be in the United States for heart surgery later this week. The trip has raised questions as to Premier Williams' confidence in Newfoundland's health care system.
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In Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's most recent televised speech on Iran State TV, the Iranian President upped the ante on his promised February 11 "telling blow against global arrogance" with his prediction of the "end of American civilization."
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Since 1979, the Islamist regimes ruling Iran have violated every civilized convention known to man. They have massacred up to 100,000 of their own citizens and exported terror as far away as Argentina. Should the world help the Greens change all that?
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Iranian official Mohammad Javad Larijani, also a UC-Berkeley graduate and member of one of the most powerful families in Iran, used the N-word to describe President Obama in a recent speech to the Islamic Engineers Society in Tehran.
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Like their Tea Party counterparts in the United States, tens of thousands of Venezuelans marched in the streets of Caracas today to protest the policies of Hugo Chavez amid rolling blackouts, water rationing, skyrocketing crime rates and rising inflation.
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According to new report by the Independence Institute, Colorado is adding the cost of waste tire disposal fees into the total purchase price of new tires, in effect applying a state tax to a state fee. One state representative is taking action to end it.
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According to ABC News and 20/20, major legal and public relations scandals are brewing for fast-food giants Starbucks, McDonald's and Taco Bell involving numerous claims of franchise managers pressuring teenage girls in their employ to have sex with them.
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Since Avatar's release, the film has been mired in controversy. Conservatives condemned the film as anti-American. The Marine Times even called Avatar "a disservice to the Corps." But where it counts, it is James Cameron who has won the Pandora Wars.
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The armchair quarterbacking has begun in the wake of Republican Scott Brown's stunning victory in deep blue Massachusetts. Yet in its wake, many in both major parties seem to be seriously misinterpreting the results. Dangers abound for all in November.
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Earlier today, an Ohio juvenile court ruled that teen Christian convert Rifqa Bary will not be forcibly returned to her parents, and will remain in state custody until her 18th birthday on August 10. This ruling officially ends the Rifqa Bary case.
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The Senate race is over. Democrat Martha Coakley, the US Senate candidate from Massachusetts, has just conceded the race to Republican Scott Brown, who currently leads the voting by over 100,000 votes: 843,516 to 736,627.
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You all know what 'canary in a coal mine' means. If they start dying, you start flying. Pundits are already using the term to describe the Coakley-Brown race as a bellwether for liberal Democrats' agenda. Given the location, gorilla may be more apropos.
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The Coakley-Brown Bay State Senate race is now in the home stretch. Even more now appears at stake in the polls on Tuesday, based on a legal question arising from a potential Brown win: can Sen. Kirk still legally vote in the Senate? Should he be able to?
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