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Atheists to place literature in Georgia parks
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Moore, Oklahoma tornado: Search and rescue continues, 91 dead (Video)
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Minecraft Seed Spotlight (video)
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Search and recovery efforts in Moore: 51 dead, 24 children missing
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German homeschool family loses appeal for asylum
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Fan votes will pick 2013 winner of Dancing With The Stars (VIDEO)
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Immigration reform: Is Hatch’s fingerprinting amendment too weak?
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CBS pulls tonight’s tornado themed ‘Mike & Molly'
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Time to play the Benghazi game of Clue
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Red Pill, Blue Pill Archive: June 2012
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What the Supreme Court Thinks Just Doesn't Matter
The Supreme Court decision this morning contained several surprises—but maybe fewer than you might at first glance think. Published June 28 2012
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Colorado fires rage and a community comes together in tragedy
Amidst the tragedy of the Waldo Canyon fire there is hope and renewal. Published June 27 2012
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Misguided efforts to replace the Electoral College continue
The Electoral College is not an anachronism. Why do the big blue states hate it? Published June 24 2012
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Kansas tax cuts arouse opposition instead of applause
You might think tax cuts are popular--but you would be wrong. Everyone from business to unions benefit from taxes and nobody minds leaving taxpayers holding the (empty) bag. Published June 18 2012
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Realigning politics - moving from the radical left to a new right
These boots were made for riding and they're going to ride all over both parties. What began as scattered protest is now a movement to reform American politics. Published June 14 2012
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The TSA has got to go
Benjamin Franklin wrote, "They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety." We're there. Published June 4 2012
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Douglas County, CO teachers union - school district negotiations without violence
Wage and benefit contract negotiations last week between the Douglas County, Colorado School District and the American Federation of Teachers was expected to be disrupted in a show of union force. It wasn't. Published June 3 2012
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Atheists to place literature in Georgia parks
A New Jersey-based atheist group says it is planning to place its literature alongside Bibles in rooms at Georgia state parks
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Georgia governor orders Bibles returned to state parks
The Georgia governor ordered the return of Bibles to cabins and lodge rooms at Georgia state parks
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Texas city turning ‘Ruth Paine house’ into JFK-related museum
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