Company Led by Donald Trump’s Energy Adviser Says Its Oil Will Flow Through Dakota Access Pipeline

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Russia scrambles jets to intercept US spy planes over Black Sea

Israeli police admit slain Palestinian innocent

‘Ridiculous to say there is no threat to Assange’ – adviser to WikiLeaks founder

Beijing talks ‘revitalized’ trade & financial ties with Philippines as Duterte spews vitriol on US

Protestors block Westminster Bridge over government disability cuts

North Korea rejects UNSC condemnation of missile tests, vows bolstered Nuclear-program

Brazilian President Michel Temer heckled during military parade

Israeli war planes bomb Syria’s army positions in Golan Heights

Following the slew of brainteasers that have been sweeping the web, internet users are now being baffled by a new mind-boggling riddle. The puzzle involves working out the values of three symbols – a horse, a horseshoe, and a cowboy boot. It sounds simple enough, but the infuriatingly hard-to-grasp solution has foxed plenty of those trying to complete it. Can you get it right? This puzzle, which appeared on Facebook, has thousands of people stumped It’s already garnered over 500,000 comments and 13,500 shares since it was posted on Facebook. The puzzle consists of four questions, the first three have … Continue reading →

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Last week in Commentary, neocon publicist Noah Rothman brazenly or stupidly denied the obvious. Having learned that Hillary Clinton, in a speech before the American Foreign Legion, trotted out such phrases as “America the indispensable nation” and “American the exceptional nation,” Rothman attributes the belief that the Democratic candidate is a “closet neo-conservative” to the “hysterical left.” Rothman assails a nutcase Left for what may be self-evident to the rest of us: “It is in Clinton’s implicit admission that the next president must begin the work of repairing the damage done to geopolitical stability and American preeminence by Barack Obama that … Continue reading →

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I was very pleased to learn from Wolfgang Lieberknecht that the people of your two towns in central Germany, Treffurt, and Wanfried, will be marching together this week with an orchestra from Russia and a message of friendship in opposition to the new Cold War. I learned that your towns are seven kilometers apart but that until 1989 you were divided, one in East Germany, one in the West. It is wonderful to what an extent you have put that division behind you and made it part of known and regretted history. There is a piece of the Berlin wall … Continue reading →

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In his latest book, The War on Guns: Arming Yourself Against Gun Control Lies, John R. Lott Jr. points shows that from 1950 to 2010, not one mass public shooting took place in an area where citizens could arm themselves in self-defense. In other words, gun-free zones or gun-restricted zones were the targets of choice. This flies in the face of the 21st-century gun control movement’s claims that gun-free zones do not endanger innocents. It exposes the fallacy of arguments that present attackers as uninterested parties who choose a target by chance, never taking into account whether that target contains people who can shoot … Continue reading →

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In Part One of this article, I made a fact-based case that most Americans are experiencing an economic depression on par with the Great Depression of the 1930’s. In Part Two I will compare and contrast two very different men who raised the spirits of the common man during difficult economic times. As we approach the perilous portion of this Fourth Turning, it will take more than hope to get us through to the other side. Cinderella Man Likening Braddock to Trump might seem far-fetched until you think about parallels between the economic conditions during the 1930’s and today, along with … Continue reading →

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