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State Department ‘Loses’ Smoking Gun Email of Possible Clinton Insider Trading
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Lebanese Crime Clans Turn German Neighbourhoods Into No-Go Zones
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by Michael Patrick Leahy The federal government is sending more taxpayer money to Somali refugees in Maine. “The United States Department of Agriculture is committing nearly $400,000 to increase food access for the Somali community in Lewiston,” the Associated Press reports: Members of the Somali Bantu community in the city are partnering with the Cumberland County Food Security Council on the project. The funding is expected to support Somalis’ agriculture and help them reconnect with their cultural heritage. The USDA says the objectives of the project include building the capacity of the Somali Bantu community and its farmers to produce food… View Article
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Armed Woman Opens Fire, Turns Tables on Carjacking Suspect
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China: US and S. Korea Will “Pay the Price” for Military Cooperation in Region
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“Nothing More To Talk About” As US Suspends Bilateral Contact With Russia On Syria War
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Gun sales hit 17th straight monthly record, up 27 percent
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Mom Sees Dog Throw Toddler Across Yard. She Runs Outside To Daughter
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by Lana Shadwick The United States Supreme Court has denied President Obama’s request to rehear the executive amnesty case. “The State of Texas’ position has been validated by the U.S. Supreme Court today as they denied the Obama administration’s petition to rehear the immigration case,” Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said in response. “Rewriting national immigration law requires the full and careful consideration of Congress. This is the latest setback to the president’s attempt to expand executive power and another victory for those who believe in the Constitution’s separation of powers and the rule of law.” As reported by Breitbart… View Article
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