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DOJ hiding former employee linked to IRS scandal? Lawmaker claims ‘yes’
A top House Republican is demanding the Department of Justice hand over contact information on a former employee accused of having a conflict of interest in the IRS targeting scandal investigation. In a Sept. 3 letter, Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, once again asked Attorney General Eric Holder for information on Andrew Strelka’s whereabouts. “Despite notifying…
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BENGHAZI: US security team members claim top CIA officer delayed response to attack
The security contractors — Kris (“Tanto”) Paronto, Mark (“Oz”) Geist, and John (“Tig”) Tiegen — spoke exclusively, and at length, to Fox News about what they saw and did that night. Baier, Fox News’ Chief Political Anchor, asked them about one of the most controversial questions arising from the events in Benghazi: Was help delayed?…
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Just the facts. Liberals suck!
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The US is now in great fascist company, historically speaking
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Emails reveal that national security reporter shared drafts with CIA press office
Emails released by The Intercept on Thursday between an American national security reporter and the Central Intelligence Agency’s public affairs staff shows the existence of “a closely collaborative relationship,” the news site reported. Using Freedom of Information Act requests, The Intercept obtained a trove of emails sent between the CIA’s press office and a handful of acclaimed…
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How to speak Liberalese. Andrew Klavan has a clever way of making the truth hilarious
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Riot erupts after prison break from Nashville juvenile jail
Two dozen teens broke out of a common area at a Nashville juvenile detention center late Wednesday, wandering around the yard inside the facility’s fencing with wooden sticks and fire extinguishers. On Monday, 32 teens escaped the same facility. The teens broke out of their dorm buildings late Wednesday, according to The Tennessean, by kicking out through…
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US troops express ‘frustration and confusion’ over mixed message on ISIS
America’s GI “boots on the ground” in Iraq are so frustrated with the White House message about their mission against the Islamic State — which Vice President Biden vowed Wednesday to chase “to the gates of Hell” — that they’re wondering how they’ll accomplish the goal “when we can’t even leave the front gate of…
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ISIS is a “manageable problem,” says King Hussein. GMAFB!
Managing cockroaches? Sounds like…. “Well, let’s keep just enough cockroaches around to eat our bread and crackers and crap all over our dishes, but not enough to carry off a bottle of liquor.” Stupid, Yes?! You don’t manage cockroaches, Barrack. You exterminate them! Do it NOW! You have known about ISIS for over a year,…
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VIDEO: Goat beauty pageant. Add your own punchline!
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Justice Department reportedly to investigate Ferguson Police Department
The Department of Justice is reportedly launching a civil rights investigation into the Ferguson Police Department after an unarmed black teen was fatally shot by one of the department’s officers. The Washington Post reported Wednesday that the investigation by Attorney General Eric Holder may be announced as early as Thursday, and will be led by the…
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REPORT: ISIS militants have executed up to 770 Iraqi troops in Tikrit
Islamic State militants killed up to 770 captured Iraqi soldiers after they captured a former US military base in Tikrit back in June, a new report by Human Rights Watch (HRW) said on Wednesday. Three new mass execution sites have been discovered at the Camp Speicher air base near the Iraqi city of Tikrit, the…
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Missionary infected with Ebola describes her deadly virus with virus
Smiling and appearing robustly healthy, a U.S. missionary infected with Ebola while working in Liberia on Wednesday shared publicly her battle with the deadly virus for the first time. Nancy Writebol, 59, of Charlotte, North Carolina, has been recovering in an undisclosed location since her release last month from an Atlanta hospital that also treated…
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Judge in Aurora theater massacre case allows ballistics evidence
A judge overseeing murder proceedings against accused Colorado movie theater gunman James Holmes ruled on Wednesday that evidence linking bullet fragments and shell casings to weapons belonging to Holmes will be allowed at trial. Attorneys defending the onetime neuroscience doctoral candidate accused of killing 12 moviegoers and wounding 70 others two years ago had sought…
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U.N. says $600 million needed to tackle Ebola pandemic as death toll tops 1,900
The United Nations said $600 million in supplies would be needed to fight West Africa’s Ebola outbreak, as the death toll from the worst ever epidemic of the virus topped 1,900 and Guinea warned it had penetrated a new part of the country. The pace of the infection has accelerated, and there were close to…