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Michele Bachmann speaking to students at Valley High School in West Des Moines, Iowa.

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Huffington Post
Michele Bachmann: Every Weekend People Tell Me They Want Obama Impeached
Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) told a crowd at a tea party rally that she's asked every weekend why Congress isn't working to impeach President Barack Obama. "I will tell you, as I have been home in... (photo: Creative Commons / Gage Skidmore)

A hairstylist was seen styling a customer's hair at a saloon

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American Spectator
Saloons of the Old West
By George Ertel from the July 1980 issue I AM TOLD that this is the place to talk about Great American Saloons. But on reviewing the subjects previously celebrated here, I begin to wonder. Great... (photo: WN / Priya Dashini)

Border Field State Park is a state park in the U.S. state of California, located within the city limits of Imperial Beach, California in San Diego County, adjacent to the United States–Mexico border and the suburb of Playas de Tijuana. Its southwesternmost point is also the southernmost point in the state of California.

Reuters
By land or by sea, tougher U.S. border tests illegal immigrants
TIJUANA, Mexico (Reuters) - Mexican grandmother Lucia Angulo has entered the United States illegally so often over the past three decades that she has lost count of how many times border patrols... (photo: Creative Commons / Rev Sysyphus)
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Church - Christianity - Religion

Philadelphia Daily News
Key issues to decide next pope: Cleanup and charisma
More coverage Cardinal Rigali helping to lead the Yankees Gallery: Key issues to decide next pope: Cleanup and charisma ROCCO PALMO & SEAN COLLINS WALSH, walshSE@phillynews.com, 215-854-4172 Posted:... (photo: WN / Dominic Canoy)
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CounterPunch
The Dawn of Austerity in America
Since the rosy fingered dawn of austerity in America, the liberal media have consistently proclaimed that the Republicans are a deluded gang of filibustering... (photo: White House / Pete Souza)
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Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra smiles during her meeting with Hong Kong Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying in Hong Kong Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2013.

Houston Chronicle
Thailand's prime minister vows to end ivory trade
By TODD PITMAN, Associated Press | March 3, 2013 | Updated: March 3, 2013 8:18am Comments (0) E-mail Print Tweet Page 1 of 1 BANGKOK (AP) — Facing the possibility of... (photo: AP / Bobby Yip, Pool)
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Sybrina Fulton, mother of Trayvon Martin, attends a candlelight vigil in Union Square to commemorate the one-year anniversary of the fatal shooting her 17-year old son by neighborhood watch member George Zimmerman in Florida, Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2013, in New York.

Huffington Post
Trayvon Martin and the Myth of Black Inferiority
My mother hates hoodies. "They make you look thuggish," she says. "Like a hoodlum." This is a woman born and raised in the South who has picked cotton, participated in... (photo: AP / John Minchillo)
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Snow covered a car parked in Pocahontas, Illinois, USA on January 7, 2011.

WorldNetDaily
Carbon monoxide deadly for snow shovelers
(BOSTONHERALD) — Police are warning drivers to dig out their tailpipes before starting their cars, after at least two people — one of them an 11-year-old boy — appear to... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal)
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Ag2 Grammy Winning band The Roots, known for their Jazzy, non-pop Hip Hop rocked the Meyer Amphitheater on July 1, 2006, with hits from their previous seven albums and tracks from their new album to be released on August 29, Game Theory. The album w

Detroit Free Press
More live music: Top club picks
GREEKTOWN CASINO: 555 E. Lafayette, Detroit. 888-771-4386. Asteria: Laura Rain and the Caesars, 8 p.m. Fri. Neon, 8 p.m. Sat. Daniel Harrison and the $2 Highway, 5 p.m.... (photo: WN / aruna)
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Politics

	Egypt's Army to 'Intervene' if Anti-Morsi Protest Turns Violent Voa News
	Kerry: US, India need to tackle global warming U~T San Diego
	Whistleblower Snowden 'in Russia' Belfast Telegraph

Human Rights

	Putin's Steely and Terrible Policies Against Islam WorldNews.com
	Syria rebels say they have 'game-changing' new arms The Times of India
	Religious Tolerance Key to Myanmar's Democracy Huffington Post

Drugs

	Michael Applebaum Resigns: Montreal's Interim Mayor Quits After Fraud Arrest Huffington Post
	Montreal Interim Mayor Resigns After Fraud Arrest The New York Times
	Keith Richards And Drugs: Rolling Stones Guitarist Slams Rehab And Has No Regrets Huffington Post

Gun-crazed teacher convicted of attempted murder for kidnapp

Gun-crazed teacher convicted of attempted murder for kidnapp

Gun-crazed teacher convicted of attempted murder for kidnapp

Radical who executed cop in 1973, escaped jail and fled to C

'America's Most Wanted' won't be back on Lifetime

WITH GANDOLFINI’S MOB BOSS, HBO CHANGED THE RULES OF TV

Gunmen kill 9 foreign tourists, two locals in northern Pakis

Video Killed The Instagram Star

The Ira Glass / This American Life way of reporting the news

Israeli chief rabbi suspends himself amid corruption probe

Senior officials call for more international anti-corruption

Deceived!!! Gang of eight immigration bill Scam!!!

A US soldier receives the Bronze Star Medal with combat distinguishing device for actions while serving in Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Honduran Cops, The Latest U.S.-Backed Killers

This Monday, July 30, 2012 photo shows Snoop Dogg, who now goes by Snoop Lion, posing for a portrait at Miss Lily's in New York.

Reincarnated – review

** FILE ** British pop singer Robbie Williams performs in the Puskas Ferenc stadium in Budapest, during the Hungarian stop of his European tour "Close Encounters 2006", in this Wednesday, July 19, 2006 file photo. Williams is one of the leading artists signed to the recording giant EMI. The long courtship between EMI Group PLC and Warner Music Group is on again. EMI confirmed Tuesday Feb. 20, 2007, that it had received an approach from Warner about a possible bid. There is, however, no proposal currently for the EMI board to consider," the company said in a statement to the London Stock Exchange.

Robbie Williams holds on to singles No.1 with 'Candy'

>UW class dedicated to slain gangster-rapper Tupac Shakur Seattle Post
THE TRIBAL MIND ARCHIVE 2013: Australia's favourite music Canberra Times
Slaying victim ID'd as rapper Jimme Wallstreet Philadelphia Daily News
20 Songs You Can't Believe Are 20 Years Old Rollingstone
Amanda Bynes Teaming Up With Waka Flocka For Rap Album Huffington Post
James Gandolfini's Tony Soprano was a cultural sensation The Los Angeles Times
Samsung gets The Holy Grail from Jay-Z – and at $25 mi The Irish Times
Kanye West's Yeezus May Be Sexist, But Is Not Blasphemous Huffington Post
Q&A: El-P and Killer Mike Talk Their 'Celebration of Dope' i Rollingstone
The 20 Best Album Cover Homages and Parodies Houston Press
Wyclef Jean denies reports of a collaboration with Amanda By Celebrity Café
Jean McConville murder: Son says IRA killers should stand tr Belfast Telegraph
Entertainers, politicians mourn James Gandolfini CNN
From the mouth of Tony Soprano: 'We're soldiers' CNN
Canadian 8th Grader Plays Macklemore & Ryan Lewis' 'Same Lov Huffington Post
Drivers with empty pockets turn to tire rentals Detroit news
Entertainment community mourns James Gandolfini CNN
Friends and Family to Celebrate Eazy-E's 50th The Examiner
The Five Weirdest Rap Beefs Houston Press
Could Dr. Dre Save KDAY? LA Weekly

Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, a member of the feminist punk band, Pussy Riot, waves to supporters at a district court in Zubova Polyana 440 km southeast of Moscow in Russia's province of Mordovia, Friday, April 26, 2013. A Russian court is to consider whether one of the jailed Pussy Riot members is eligible for early release. Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, in custody since her arrest in March 2012, is serving a two-year sentence for the band's irreverent protest against President Vladimir Putin in Moscow's main cathedral.

Pussy Riot: 'We're not frightened - and we're not just stupid girls'

A banner supporting Edward Snowden, a former CIA employee who leaked top-secret documents about sweeping U.S. surveillance programs, is displayed at Central, Hong Kong's business district, Monday, June 17, 2013.

Snowden: GCHQ worse than US on data

Moon - natural satellite of Earth - nature - space

Catch the 'super moon'

No bail for man charged with molesting pre-teen girl with au Chicago Sun-Times
Correction: Libya story U~T San Diego
Boat Race Protester Faces Deportation From UK Orange News
WikiLeaks Defies U.S. To Help Edward Snowden Huffington Post
16-yr-old Mother Murders And Buries Her Day-Old Baby Peace FM Online
Fort Worth police officers shoot, kill man involved in domes The Dallas Morning News
Officials mum over probe linked to Pats' Hernandez San Francisco Chronicle
6 fatally shot over weekend in Baltimore San Francisco Chronicle
Man, 24, shot to death in Edgewood San Francisco Chronicle
No bail for Fla. sex offender charged in death San Francisco Chronicle
1 killed, 3 injured in vehicle shooting San Francisco Chronicle
Chicago Police looking for man responsible for two sex assau Chicago Sun-Times
Chuck Schumer Sees Pressure On House To Permit Immigration V Huffington Post
>Correction: Libya story Seattle Post
Two injured in Chesapeake shooting Daily Press
Aerial surveillance to check crime in 7 major cities Deccan Chronicle
South Africa: Mandela in critical condition Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Police to apply for bookie’s extradition The Times of India
South Africa: Nelson Mandela in critical condition The Dallas Morning News
Man charged with murder in East Austin shooting Austin American Statesman

Army steps in over Egypt crisis

Aaron Hernandez investigation: Officials stay mum

WikiLeaks: Snowden going to Ecuador to seek asylum

Micron deal for Elpida Memory appears to clear legal hurdle Yahoo Daily News
Ex-Miramar cop sentenced to 4 years for lewd conduct Sun Sentinel
Ohio man faces 329 charges in missing women case The News & Observer
Obama: Gov't records sweep not targeting Americans U~T San Diego
Rick Halprin: Requiem for a defense attorney Chicago Sun-Times
Judge orders inquiry in Paris Jackson wellbeing Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
George Zimmerman's voice doesn't match 911 call screams for Newsday
Lawmakers are negotiating a possible deal on election law ch Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Two-alarm fire at apartment building west of downtown Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
'Frontline' doc 'Two American Families,' about economy, set Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Judge to prostitute whose husband killed customer: 'Get your Chicago Tribune
Gov't recommends 4 years for Jesse Jackson Jr. Houston Chronicle
Sources: Booker, Pallone in US Senate race in NJ Houston Chronicle
SHAREHOLDER ALERT: Law Office of Brodsky & Smith, LLC Announ Stockhouse
Cmdr: Navy told not to let hostages reach Somalia WPXI
Editorial: Congress must seize the moment on immigration Newsday
Judge orders investigation into Paris Jackson's welfare afte The Daily Mail
US citizen loses bid to suppress Jamaican wiretaps Houston Chronicle
Texas lawmaker’s full statement opposing a bill to cri The Dallas Morning News
Former officer, stepmother sentenced in death of elderly nei MSNBC

Racial slurs against Minister Kyenge highlight Italy's immigration strains

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Watermelon Oreos dip into controversy

Kanye West

Kanye West's Yeezus

Nelson Mandela in critical condition, South Africa's preside CNN
Street party at Burnhearts benefits Bay View neighborhoods Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
12 little-known facts about Declaration of Independence WorldNetDaily
Poetry event says farewell to Dan Vaughn Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Artists turn Fond du Lac Ave. into their canvas Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Bonfire on the Beach lights up lakefront with music Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Max Papis to race truck for NTS in Canada The Examiner
Southerners have the right to revere Confederate military he The Dallas Morning News
Genetically engineered to race The Examiner
Italy’s First Black National Officer Faced Shitty Facebook R Jezebel
Kanye West's 'Yeezus' enters the Official UK Album Chart at NME
'Copper' Season 2: 'History is our guide, not our master' Zap2it
Marie Dyer shares painting tips and personal insights at Edi The Examiner
Paula Deen’s Racist Comments Are Increasing Sales At H The Inquisitr
Paula Deen Scandal Continues As Employees Tell Rainbow/PUSH Huffington Post
The racism adopted children endure Stuff
Auction house in Texas sells suit of KFC founder Taipei Times
Book Review: Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell The Examiner
Bethenny Frankel is back at the race tracks where she grew u The Examiner
Decisions may redefine ‘equal-protection’ clause The Columbus Dispatch

Hundreds of people in Chater Garden, Hong Kong at the U.S. Consulate

Edward Snowden Is On the Move

President Barack Obama, followed by outgoing FBI Director Robert Mueller, right, and his choice to succeed Mueller, James Comey, left, a senior Justice Department official under President George W. Bush, walks towards the podium in the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington, Friday, June 21, 2013, where he made the announcement.

Ex-Justice Dept. official nominated to run FBI

A TV screen shows the news of Edward Snowden, a former CIA employee who leaked top-secret documents about sweeping U.S. surveillance programs, at a shopping mall in Hong Kong Friday, June 21, 2013. President Barack Obama is holding his first meeting with a privacy and civil liberties board Friday as he seeks to make good on his pledge to have a public discussion about secretive government surveillance programs.

U.S. files espionage charges against Snowden over leaks

5 things to know about NSA leaker's travels The News & Observer
AP Source: NSA leaker Snowden's passport revoked The Guardian
How US surveillance secrets were laid bare South China Morning Post
>5 things to know about NSA leaker's travels Seattle Post
5 things to know about the travels and future of the man beh The Washington Post
WikiLeaks: Snowden seeking asylum in Ecuador Detroit news
Source: NSA leaker Snowden's passport revoked Detroit news
U.S. rebuffed as Hong Kong lets Snowden leave The Hindu
A glance at people who sought Latin America refuge U~T San Diego
Obama defends US drone strikes as 'legal and effective' Zeenews
Wikileaks Tweets Snowden’s Great Escape: 10 More Escap The Inquisitr
US spy whistle-blower Snowden 'seeks asylum' in Ecuador Deutsche Welle
Libertarian America: Scott Horton on the American Empire The Washington Times
FBI internship helps wounded vet to heal Stars and Stripes
Ohio ANG drone pilot explains missions Stars and Stripes
Report: Turkish allies flying 'new al-Qaeda' fighters to Syr The Examiner
An L.A. antiwar protest whose reverberations were felt natio Stars and Stripes
NSA Chief On National Security Leaks: It Comes Down To Trust Huffington Post
President Barack Obama on surveillance: Then and now The Miami Herald
Snowden believed to be in Russia after leaving Hong Kong Deutsche Welle

This May 22, 2013 file-pool photo shows Secretary of State John Kerry speaking at a meeting with several key allies in Amman, Jordan,

Kerry: Syria urgently needs a political solution

A former rebel fighter rests at the northern gate of Bani Walid, Libya, Saturday, Sept. 17, 2011.

In a Turnabout, Syria Rebels Get Libyan Weapons

Supporters of Egypt's president Mohammed Morsi attend a rally in Nasser City in Cairo, Egypt, Friday, June 21, 2013.

Egypt Islamists warn opponents with huge pro-Mursi rally

Feds recommit to fighting terror on 28th anniversary of bomb CBC
Terror threat: Bomb disposal, dog squads on alert The Times of India
Tennessee Official: Complaints About Water Quality May Be Co Business Insider
Remembering a perfect spy The Hindu
Surveillance and the limits of GCHQ's powers The Guardian
John Kerry: U.S., India need to tackle global warming The Washington Times
In Afghanistan, back to the future The Hindu
US faces threat from radicalised individuals: Obama Zeenews
Pakistani militants kill 10 tourists, The Guardian
Bomb attacks in Syrian capital kill 8 people North Jersey
Kerry’s soft line on Pakistan a sore subject The Hindu
Kerry: US, India need to tackle global warming together Syracuse
>Bomb attacks in Syrian capital kill 8 people Seattle Post
>Pakistani militants kill 10 tourists, Seattle Post
Al-Qaida group says 8 European hostages safe Herald Tribune
Could terrorists remotely crash your car? Detroit Free Press
No Miss TV: CNN 'Inside Man' with Morgan Spurlock, Marijuan m&c;
9 tourists murdered in Pakistan hotel The State
India an ever changing place, says Kerry (Roundup) Newstrack India
Kerry seeks to clear air on US-Taliban talks Newstrack India

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