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Kagan: "vapid and hollow charade"?
President Obama’s pick to succeed Justice Stevens

WASHINGTON, DC—President Obama’s nomination of Elena Kagan to replace retiring John Paul Stevens is precisely what one would expect a liberal president to do. Kagan, though not a sitting judge…..
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UK voters say no to another term of hard Labour
Conservatives see significant gains, but are left with a hung Parliment

LONDON, UK—10 Downing Street has a new Prime Minister. May 6th elections gave candidate David Cameron and the Torries solid gains in Parliament, but just short of the needed…..
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Record turnout for primaries misreported
The mainstream media again demonstrates its bias (and activism)

ASSOCIATED PRESS—The AP ran a story about primary races in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and North Carolina, by the headline, “Unharnessed Anger: Incumbents Win in NC, OH, IN” you would think…..
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Latest economic forecast shows recession lingering on
A new normal for unemployment?

WASHINGTON, DC—The latest unemployment numbers show the jobless rate has crept up from 9.7 percent to 9.9 percent. While an initial reported 290,000 jobs were created in April, but that…..
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Terrorism in a post-terrorism administration meets Faisal Shahzad
The War on Terror by any other name continues

NYC, NY—Faisal Shahzad, a Pakistani born naturalized American citizen attempted to bomb NYC’s Times Square on May 3, 2010 using an SUV packed with explosives. The 30 year-old had…..
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You give tasers a bad name
In a nation obsessed with pop culture and political correctness, we overlook substance

CITIZENS BANK PARK, PA—Tasers made their Major League Baseball debut during a May 3rd game when a 17 year-old male wearing a red Phillies shirt and khaki shorts ran into the…..
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