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‘UK Prime Minister David Cameron’s negotiations over the terms of Britain’s European Union (EU) membership threaten the breakup of his governing Conservative Party. To appease the sizable Eurosceptic wing of his party, Cameron pledged in the Tories’ general election manifesto to hold an “in-out” referendum on EU membership by the end of 2017–following a renegotiation […]

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‘Bodycam footage of Kodiak police arresting and pepper-spraying an autistic man has caused major upset in the Alaskan town. The controversial recording of the September 16th arrest was finally obtained on December 31st through a public records request. The arrest led some Alaskan community members to accuse local police officers Kathleen Gambling, Phillip Christman, and […]

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‘The ridesharing service Uber, which just facilitated its 1 billionth ride, faces the ire of several customers feeling the hangover of the New Year’s Eve “surge” surcharge. Social media was buzzing with fares almost 10 times the normal rate, sometimes amounting to hundreds of dollars.’ Read more: $25 a mile?? Uber ‘surge’ angers New Year’s Eve […]

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‘An Alabama governor’s mansion that has sat abandoned and boarded up for nearly 20 years is getting renovated thanks to money from the BP oil spill. The mansion, built in the 1960s near the Gulf coast, was damaged in 1997 by Hurricane Danny. From that point it sat unused and vacant because succeeding gubernatorial administrations […]

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‘Until early last year, the website of a Brooklyn-based charity called the National Children’s Leukemia Foundation boasted that the organization had its own “biomedical cancer research center” where “leading scientists” were working on cancer treatments. A PowerPoint slide that the group’s founder, Zvi Shor, used in a presentation showed an office building where the research […]

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‘Often overshadowed by the proxy war being fought in Syria, is the nine month old regional conflict in Yemen which ostensibly pits Sunni Saudi Arabia against Shia Iran. British-made ‘smart’ bombs dropped from British-built aircraft both of which continue to be sold in vast numbers to the Saudi’s have contributed to thousands of civilian deaths […]

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‘US aerospace giant Boeing has announced a $14 billion share buyback and 20 percent increase in its regular quarterly dividend starting 2016 to $1.09 per share. Boeing said the new buyback plan will replace the $12 billion plan that was previously in place of which $5.25 billion remained. “Once again, we are demonstrating our commitment […]

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‘Just before the New Year bell rung, the embattled Chicago Mayor Rahm Israel Emanuel (D) was forced to cut short his family vacation in Cuba, and headed back to the windy city after yet another embarrassing police shooting last week which claimed two lives as police responding to a ‘domestic disturbance’ call killed 19-year-old Quintonio […]

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‘Poland’s conservative government has introduced a bill to reform the country’s public broadcasters, effectively giving the government power to appoint or dismiss their media executives. That power would give the country’s national media council, which is closely tied with the ruling Law and Justice party, significantly more influence over the operations of television broadcaster TVP […]

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‘The Washington Post’s editorial pages are once again being used to spread hate, discontent and propaganda, this time as a defense against Islamist extremists who belong to organizations dedicated to the murder of as many Western “infidels” as possible. In a piece headlined, “Stop asking me to condemn terrorists just because I’m Muslim,” Rana Elmir, […]

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‘The Mississippi valley remained gripped by record-breaking floods on Wednesday morning, after heavy rains doused the region over the Christmas weekend. At least 20 deaths have been linked to the flooding regionally, with river levels expected to rise through Thursday in especially hard-hit areas around St Louis, Missouri. Shop ▾ Dozens of counties across Missouri, […]

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‘There is a war on, and it concerns the homeless’ right to sleep. Across the United States, recent years have seen a spate of municipal laws that criminalize the act of sleeping in public places. These laws often target the act of sleeping in private vehicles under the guise of “anti-camping” legislation. The problem is, […]

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