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on October 28, 2014 in World News

Stone-throwing Muslims bloody Christians in Michigan

Stone-throwing Muslims bloody Christians in Michigan Officers’ actions allowing violence under review in appeals court The full U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit has decided to review a First Amendment complaint brought by Christians who were assaulted by a rock-throwing Muslim mob at an Arab festival in Dearborn, Michigan. The case arose from the annual Arab International Festival in June 2012 when Wayne County sheriff’s deputies stood by while a Muslim mob threw rocks at Christians, bloodying them. The officers then threatened the Christians with arrest if they didn’t leave the event. The Christians brought a lawsuit against… View Article

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on October 28, 2014 in World News

Anti-gun billionaire: ‘We need more school shootings’

Anti-gun billionaire: ‘We need more school shootings’ ‘Sarcastic’ Facebook posting removed after backlash It didn’t take long for some progressives to exploit the tragic shooting at a Washington State high school last Friday, as they used it in an attempt to gain support for a ballot initiative requiring expanded background checks on all gun transfers in the state. Within hours of the Oct. 24 shooting that claimed the lives of two students at Marysville-Pilchuck High School, one of the billionaire backers of the Nov. 4 ballot initiative posted a link to the story on his Facebook page with the caption,… View Article

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on October 28, 2014 in World News

Alberta byelection was a ‘big night for Alberta New Democrats’

Alberta byelection was a ‘big night for Alberta New Democrats’ NDP candidate Dr. Bob Turner expected things to go differently on Monday night. But as the results of the Edmonton-Whitemud provincial byelection came rolling in at the Riverbend Athletic Club, 5637 Riverbend Rd NW, — where Alberta NDP Leader Rachel Notely, MLA David Eggen and former party leader Brian Mason watched intently — the mood in the room never dampened, even as former Edmonton mayor Stephen Mandel claimed victory. “This is a big night for Alberta New Democrats. We are a force in this province and in 2016 we are… View Article

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on October 28, 2014 in World News

With Olivia Chow’s jaw-dropping loss, can the left ever win back Toronto?

With Olivia Chow’s jaw-dropping loss, can the left ever win back Toronto? Chow seemed like a near-perfect candidate at the onset of the election It was Olivia Chow’s race to lose. And on election night, she indeed lost it. Coming in a distant third in Toronto’s mayoral race raises three exasperating questions for Chow and her supporters: How did this happen? What comes next for Chow? And, most importantly, can Toronto’s left ever win again? When Chow left her seat as a federal MP in Ottawa, she was Toronto’s mayor-to-be. And for good reason. She’s an urban, controversy-free, progressive candidate… View Article

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on October 28, 2014 in World News

Ottawa to blacklist employers that break provincial labour laws

Ottawa to blacklist employers that break provincial labour laws The Conservative government is beefing up its blacklist of Canadian employers with a plan to include not only businesses found to have broken temporary foreign worker program rules, but also provincial labour laws. The move is the latest in a series of policy changes responding to allegations of abuse related to the foreign worker program. The expanded powers are contained in the Conservative government’s latest omnibus budget bill, which was introduced late last week. The enforcement of labour law is primarily a provincial responsibility and enacting the change will require information-sharing… View Article

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on October 28, 2014 in World News

More than 1,400 Non-Citizens on NC Voting Rolls

More than 1,400 Non-Citizens on NC Voting Rolls A new audit has discovered over 1,400 registered voters on North Carolina’s voting rolls are likely not citizens of the United States. The North Carolina State Board of Elections revealed Friday that it looked at data from the N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles and Department of Homeland Security and found that 1,425 are likely non-citizens and therefore ineligible to vote. “We are working to ensure that no ballot cast by a non-citizen will count in this or any future election,” State Board of Elections Executive Director Kim Westbrook Strach said in a… View Article

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on October 28, 2014 in World News

US Enjoying Its Coolest Year On Record

  US Enjoying Its Coolest Year On Record A Real Science report released October 25 shows the U.S. is having its coolest year on record. According to Real Science, “the percentage of US [Historical Climatology Network] stations to reach 90 degrees was smallest on record this year.” Moreover, the report indicates that “four of the five coolest years” in the U.S. have occurred with atmospheric CO2 concentrations “above 350” parts per million (350 PPM CO2). This data is crucial because groups like CO2Now.org warn that CO2 concentrations above 350 PPM CO2 “[result] from human activities and [cause] global warming and… View Article

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on October 27, 2014 in World News

Four Dead, 32 Shot in Chicago Weekend Violence

Four Dead, 32 Shot in Chicago Weekend Violence October has been one of the most violent months this year in the city of Chicago: This weekend, four were killed and 32 were wounded during a Indian Summer-like weekend. The deaths occurred on Friday and Sunday, but Chicago was lucky that even more didn’t die on Sunday as there were nearly as many shootings on that one day (18 incidents) alone as both Friday and Saturday combined (21 shootings). Sunday, of course, had the nicest temperatures. The first two deaths occurred on Friday at 10 PM and 11:30 PM: Denzell Franklin,… View Article

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on October 27, 2014 in World News

CNN poll: Voters are angry

  CNN poll: Voters are angry Nearly 7 in 10 Americans are angry at the direction the country is headed and 53% of Americans disapprove of President Barack Obama’s job performance, two troubling signs for Democrats one week before the midterm elections, a new CNN/ORC International Poll shows. Democrats are battling to try and save the Senate majority, while hoping to prevent more losses in the House, which the GOP controls by a 234 to 201 margin. In the Senate, Republicans need a net gain of six seats, and several state polls in the past month of contested races show… View Article

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