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Hillary Clinton: She Was for a Border Wall Before She Was Against It
Hillary Clinton attacked Donald Trump, saying that she plans to “build bridges, not walls,” referencing the latter’s promise to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexican border
Here's how Americans are letting nearly $5 trillion go to waste
Americans' false sense of wealth creation could be costing them a comfortable retirement
ObamaCare is teetering toward single-payer
Over the next five months, Americans will witness several "exits" in both the political and healthcare arenas
Apple gives tiniest nod to privacy while announcing iPhone 7
Touting its efforts to protect personal information has become an Apple tradition
Medical marijuana and the Second Amendment
A federal appeals court said last week that a ban on the sale of guns to medical marijuana card holders is not a violation of the Second Amendment
Trump, Conservatives, and the 'Principles' Question
All #NeverTrump conservatives maintain that their decision to never vote for Donald Trump is guided by their principles. I have no doubt that this is true
The US has killed 15,000 Isis fighters for every American soldier Isis has killed
Number of Isis militants killed in US strikes increased from 6,000 in January 2015 to 45,000 in July 2016
Egypt’s Christians Say They Are at a ‘Breaking Point’
The Egyptian government has appointed Imam Mahmoud Gomaa, a Muslim cleric, to keep the peace between Christians and Muslims in this corner of upper Egypt
Shootouts in Mexico Border City Kill 11, Including Bystander
Two highway shootouts between soldiers and suspected drug gang members in a northern border city resulted in 11 dead Saturday, including a bystander caught in the crossfire, Mexican authorities reported
DEAD Govt Workers Get $1.7 Million From Social Security
The Social Security Administration (SSA) paid more than $1.7 million in benefits to dozens of dead federal government employees
Barack Obama’s healthcare problems turn critical
Malfunctioning insurance exchanges are undermining president’s signature reforms
Privacy Groups File FTC Complaint Over Whatsapp Facebook Privacy 'Bait And Switch'
When popular messaging app Whatsapp was acquired by Facebook in 2014 for $19 billion, the company responded to the obvious privacy implications with a blog post promising to "set the record straight" about the acquisition
Second Amendment backers arm up with ink and paper to battle California's 'Gunmageddon'
Barry Bahrami went from incredulous to angry last month when California Gov. Jerry Brown signed a batch of firearms control laws known collectively as “Gunmageddon.”
Conservatives lay out what’s at stake in November
There were two things U.S. Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner wanted to impress upon his fellow conservatives Sunday afternoon at the Annual World Famous Chicken Burn
In the Nevada desert, the U.S. military prepares for a new kind of warfare
U.S. military officers had just finished a mission in the Air Force’s premier exercise to train pilots for air-to-air combat, and something had gone wrong
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