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ISIS strike in Iran: 7 dead 35 injured

Wave bye-bye to your 'whistleblower' claim

You can't stay silent anymore

Islamic terrorism is a war. The only way to stop that war is to stop migration from terror states today

O Lord, give us faith. Give us faith in Thee; faith in our sons; faith in each other; faith in our united crusade

French authorities have opened a terrorism investigation, and we'll keep you posted should anything further develop

U.S. president calls out Sadiq Khan for his permissive attitude toward terrorism committed by his fellow Muslims

Foreign LGBT activists, Sexual Minorities Uganda (SMUG)


The legislation prohibits any social worker, doctor, counselor, or human service professional from engaging in therapy that attempts to aid a minor in a desired change in sexual orientation or gender identity from a LGBT supportive position


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Athletic fields for a private prep school and a dog park, but not veterans

A good start. Now get the rest of them.


Health officials fear a rise in unsafe sex as fears about HIV have faded

WikiLeaks Declares War on The Intercept By -- Daily Beast | June 6, 2017
The FBI says a reporter led them to an NSA leaker. Julian Assange says that person, whom he suspects is an Intercept reporter, is a "menace" to sources, journalists, and democracy.

Don't forgive, don't forget, and never believe the phony apology


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Suspect shot and injured by police after trying to attack officer with hammer outside cathedral in centre of French capital

Now shoppers can purchase a souvenir of the conflict along with a new refrigerator

The Push to End Fossil Fuel Subsidies


The photos depict a scene from medieval times.

Initially arrested on February 13, 2016, likely on her way to her job. New York state troopers were called to what appeared to be a single-car crash. Astacio reportedly refused to submit to a breathalyzer test at the scene of the accident.

Germany: Surge in Stabbings and Knife Crimes By -- Gatestone Institute | June 6, 2017
More than 1,600 knife-related crimes were reported in Germany during just the first five months of 2017 — an average of 300 such crimes each month, or ten a day

More than 120 college and university presidents have reportedly signed a pledge to help meet the targets of the Paris climate accord despite the recent U.S. withdrawal from the agreement.


Americans who wish to preserve their national sovereignty and individual freedoms understand Pittsburgh is the priority not Paris