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 Putting U.S. military forces into law enforcement roles is against the letter and spirit of Posse Comitatus, which prohibited the use of military force for law enforcement.
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 The peaceful Machiguenga people, indigenous to Peru, are cannon fodder for the Maoist 'Shining Path' narcoterrorists operating in Peru's jungles.
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 Mongolia claims the fossil was stolen and wants it returned.
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 Claims T-Rex fossil may have been illegally smuggled from Mongolia.
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 Desmond Hatchett now has 30 children by 11 women.
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 Narcoterrorists show a remarkable ability to adapt. Taking on Al Qaeda terrorists as passengers is a possibility for these operatives.
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 Municipal officials have been suspended, and the city government of Sunland Park intervened by the state, as an audit shows corruption on the part of local officials.
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 Bill Ayers and Bernadine Dohrn, who are now fervent supporters of Barack Obama, once belonged to the notorious domestic terrorist group known as The Weathermen.
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 A nine-month pregnant woman claims Officer Jerad Wheeler kicked her in the abdomen, later causing her to have an emergency C-section.
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 In 2010, only one out of 400 Jewish schools in New York had conducted fingerprint checks on job applicants. The Jewish community has been rocked by allegations that a school teacher had downloaded hundreds of pornographic images of kids.
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 Dancing and cavorting, shaking and beckoning, some working girls pass on an unexpected message.
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 Fetuses, and babies left to die, are used to make a macabre 'stamina' drug.
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The United Nations human rights office today voiced alarm over the killing of a journalist in Mexico this past weekend, and condemned what it said is a "disturbing trend" of media professionals being murdered in the country, where more than 70 have been killed over the past 12 years.
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 Some 50,000 people have died in Mexico's War on Drugs, often because of weapons sold by death merchants in the U.S.
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 Attorney Mark O'Mara seeks to squash speculation about the controversial and divisive case of Trayvon Martin's killing.
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 George Zimmmerman listed himself as a Democrat and Hispanic American on his Florida voter registration. When his wife had been threatened by a dog, police told him to buy a firearm instead of pepper spray.
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 El Paso, Texas, will have vigils this week to recall more than 10,000 victims of drug-related violence in Juarez - which lies just across the international border - and the rest of Mexico.
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 With the passage of HR 890, Holocaust survivors would be able to bring claims for insurance compensation that is currently denied.
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 Edwin Black, the author of 'War Against the Weak', provides new documents and evidence of America's eugenic genocide of so-called 'unfit' people such as blacks, native Americans, Mexicans, and disabled. North Carolina is now considering reparations.
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 Matthew Owens remains in critical condition following a beat-down by a mob of 20 adults and children in Mobile. Racist slurs were used, and reference made to the Trayvon Martin case.
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 Let's talk with one another like adults. Nothing that is done to George Zimmerman, justly or unjustly, will unlynch a single black man.
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 The United States, with help from wealthy individuals and foundations, launched upon a campaign of racial extermination that inspired the Nazis. Black offers shocking new evidence in the new edition of War Against the Weak.
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 Kelly fled the U.S. rather than serve as witness in a trial. He had been found liable for damages in a civil suit alleging he sexually molested an altar boy in California.
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 Susan Nathan is the author of 'The Other Side of Israel', and has been associated with banned Islamist groups in India.
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 In the Jhalawar District of Rajasthan, 30 minors were being illegally married in a group.
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 Bully is missing several relevant facts, as documented by serious journalists. Too bad.
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 Groupon offers discounts and coupons for merchandise and discounts. According to Morality in Media, this includes discounts on tours of the torture porn studio, Kink.
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 Facial recognition technology is increasingly important at airports and border checkpoints. But it may be coming to the battlefield as well.
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 In the Philippines, children are routinely housed with adult prisoners and suffer in sub-human conditions.
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 Although contrary to Catholic teachings, castrations were allegedly ordered by a Catholic bishop and a leading medical ethicist.
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Georgia police officer investigated for kicking pregnant woman
International Red Cross ceases operations in Pakistan
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Christian church attacked in Libya
Orthdox flasher priest detained in Moscow
Colombia: a town still wary, 10 years after attack by Marxist rebels
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