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Former Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN) expressed a mixture of condemnation and appreciation toward President Barack Obama for, in her words, bringing the world to end times. 
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In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Ailes also sounded off on Jon Stewart, Ted Cruz and mangoes
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What bobblehead Megyn Kelly did was literally make this up :
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Opponents say honest banks don't need bills
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Caught in his lies, Cruz deflects answering the question by saying fact-checking politicians is now yellow journalism
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For Senator Ted Cruz, bold-faced lies are a dime-a-dozen.
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The Kansas legislature is about to pass a bill that is a piece of paper-hate directed at the poor. Hate primarily driven by Brownback, who, during his tenure as governor has seen the numbers of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) and Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program SNAP or food stamps) recipients, drop from over 40,000 to just under 15,000.
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Accusations of misusing public money won't disqualify him
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Are you mad yet?
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Just when you thought the supermajority could not perform any worse, this past week demonstrated again that Tennessee's fear-based politics may have no bottom: Even more rejections of health care coverage for poor Tennesseans, and as many votes for gun bills that are certain to cause harm.
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An outcry against political corruption in Tennessee that victimizes the elderly, and leaves children unprotected in streets awash with guns after a tidal wave of gun lobby money reaches the pockets of state legislators.
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Kansas' schools were already underfunded by hundreds of millions of dollars before Gov. Sam Brownback (R) initiated significant mid-year cuts this spring. Now, a pair of districts in north-central Kansas are ending the school year early.
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A new archive created by the Center and two universities will feature a trove of previously secret industry documents on toxic chemicals.
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KCAW Senators cut statewide domestic violence prevention funding KCAW Smith noted that the shelter and services for victims of domestic violence would not be affected, but she stressed that programs for kids and teens can stop violence from...
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What's worth less than a representative in Congress who won't listen to you, or won't tell you the truth? Not much.
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TEPCO's paid consultant from the US, Dale Klein is pushing TEPCO's continuing quest to dump contaminated water into the ocean. The reason given today is that he claims it is harmless if you dilute ...
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Millions of gallons of water laced with toxic chemicals from oil and gas drilling rigs are pumped for consumption by wildlife and livestock with the formal approval from the U.S. Environmental Protect
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Call the EPA (202) 272-0167.
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Washington's Auditor Troy Kelley has been indicted in a sweeping 10 count federal case.
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The not-real cop says he mistakenly grabbed his gun instead of his taser.
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The communications companies decided not to renew its contract
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The San Carlos Apache Tribe is understandably upset as the House attached an amendment to this years NDAA which would sell their land to Australian mining company Rio Tinto.
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Former NFL player Will Allen and business associates ran a Ponzi scheme that claimed to make loans to professional athletes who were short of cash, a federal regulator announced Tuesday.
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On CBS's Face The Nation, Sen. Lindsey Graham demanded that President Obama stop acting like the president and save the negotiations with Iran over their nuclear program for the next person who occupies the White House in 2017.
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A bill proposed by Missouri Rep. Rick Brattin to prevent SNAP users from buying seafood is part of the GOP's effort to stigmatize the poor.
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House Republican leaders are alarmed that they’ll be unable to corral a majority to pass a budget in the coming weeks, a failure that would cast serious doubts about the ability of the new GOP-controlled Congress to advance its agenda and likely dash hopes of overhauling the Tax Code this year.
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Governors in nearly a half-dozen states want to cut state spending on colleges and universities to help close budget shortfalls, often sparking vehement opposition among state lawmakers of both parties.
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Instead of being leaders and statesmen, Republicans in Congress seem to think their role is outside the American government.
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Merchants of Doubt is a documentary about fuel industry-backed climate change research. This film describes how the energy industry is promoting junk science about climate change similar to how Big Tobacco promoted junk science about cigarettes. The Guardian wrote that the “film exposes the tactics of climate change ‘experts,’ who are often in the employ...
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