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Egypt promises justice for attacked Christians
Egyptian president Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi has promised to bring a gang of Muslims to justice for an attack on seven Christian homes.
Man sought by FBI in killing of pregnant girlfriend is caught at Mexican border
A man on the FBI’s most-wanted list for allegedly killing his pregnant girlfriend during a card game earlier this year was arrested Sunday at the Mexican border, the FBI said
Social Security vulnerable to hackers
Lawmakers are concerned that the Social Security Administration (SSA) could be vulnerable to the same kind of devastating cyberattack as the one that hit the Office of Personnel Management (OPM).
ObamaCare: A Crony Capitalist’s Best Friend
The evidence keeps mounting: Six years after being signed into law, ObamaCare is a costly and unsustainable disaster.
Facebook, surveillance capitalism, and feedback control
How data analytics has gone from measuring to controlling reality
Hillary Clinton Would Use SCOTUS to ‘Completely Ban Firearms’
During the May 22 airing of Fox News Sunday, Senator Jeff Sessions (R-AL) warned that Hillary Clinton would use nominations to the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) as an opportunity to “completely ban firearms.”
Afghan Taliban leader reportedly was in Iran hours before US strike killed him
The leader of the Afghan Taliban who was killed in a U.S. airstrike over the weekend reportedly visited Iran just hours before his death.
Record 499 Syrian Refugees Admitted to US So Far in May Includes No Christians
The Obama administration has admitted 499 Syrian refugees so far this month, with no Christians among them.
Mexican border acts as gateway for Idaho-bound drugs
It was early July when Fred Davis found the drug smuggler dead on his southern Arizona ranch, situated on about 10,000 acres of border land embattled residents say acts a sieve for narcotics entering the United States.
St. John man stole $107,291 from Social Security
A St. John man collected more than $225,000 over nine years because he was disabled.
Censors and sensibility
Why does a company that “allowed voices to be heard in Iran and Egypt…silence the voices of anyone here?”.
Small Business Owner Says Obamacare Causing Higher Expenses, Less Hiring
Obamacare rule disrupted health care for witnesses' employees
Facebook Moves to Repair Its Fractured Relationship With the Right
Hours after the publication of a news report last week accusing Facebook of anti-conservative bias, the company’s top Republican executive moved into damage-control mode.
Second Amendment Protects Right to Buy and Sell Guns, Court Rules
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals sides with business partners who were denied zoning permit to open gun store
Carter sends message to Moscow: US ready to 'defend our allies'
Defense Secretary Ash Carter, in Germany to usher in a new U.S. military commander for Europe, used the opportunity Tuesday to send a blunt warning to Moscow not to provoke the NATO alliance – after recent encounters in the air and on the high seas.
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