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Here is another outstanding commentary by "Growltiger." You can read her column at: - SERPENTINE I "Mistakes were made, but nobody made them." (Kirsten Powers, columnist for the Daily Beast, Fox's Special Report following the Obama's Administration's reluctant admission that mistakes occurred during and after Benghazi but neglected to name names or discharge anyone). Ms. Powers, like most of the mainstream media is a liberal. However, unlike the majority of her cohorts, she did not leave her brain at the desk when she picked up her press card. Even those who receive their news from the Alphabets, the NY Times, Washington Post, USA Today, etc., know by now that the Benghazi attacks were not provoked by a sophomoric video posted on YouTube. The producer of the video, unlike those who actually committed the outrage, is currently in the slammer. (*see below for details). The Sunday following the lethal attack on Benghazi, Ambassador Susan Rice appeared on five Sunday morning news talk shows and blamed the Ben ...

Doing the rounds on HK’s social networks today is a survey featured in the Washington Post claiming Hong Kong to be one of the most racist states in the world. In fact, were it not for Bangladesh (which is officially 0.1% more racist than HK) our city would be the world’s most intolerant. 71.8% of H...

On July 4, Adam Kokesh hopes to lead 1,000 protesters armed with guns into Washington, D.C. to advocate for open carry. In Kokesh’s eyes, a crowd armed with guns compares to the nonviolent civil disobedience practiced by Mahatma Gandhi. Kokesh answered the Washington Post through a series of text me...

A Letter to the Washington Post by Julian C. Holmes_ April 25, 1992Richard Harwood, OmbudsmanThe Washington Post1150 15th Street NWWashington, DC 20071 Dear Mr. Harwood, Though the Washington Post does not over-extend itself in the pursuit of hard news, just let drop the faintest rumor of a government "conspiracy", and a klaxon horn goes off in the news room. Aroused from apathy in the daily routine of reporting assignations and various other political and social sports events, editors and reporters scramble to the phones. The klaxon screams its warning: the greatestsingle threat to herd-journalism, corporate profits, and government stability -- the dreaded "CONSPIRACY THEORY"!! It is not known whether anyone has actually been hassled or accosted by any of these frightful spectres, but their presence is announced to Post readers with a salvo of warnings to avoid the tricky, sticky webs spun by the wacko "CONSPIRACY THEORISTS". Recall how the Post saved us from the truth about Iran-Contra. Professional con ...

Eight months after the terrorist attack that killed four Americans in Benghazi, the debate on whether President Barack Obama immediately identified the incident as a terrorist attack continues. "The day after it happened, I acknowledged that this was an act of terrorism," Obama said at a press confe...

A revised version of David Bowie’s Space Oddity, recorded by Commander Chris Hadfield on board the International Space Station.

I think that in the coming weeks, the Washington Post is going to run out of Pinnochios:

AP case points to complaints about some Obama whistleblower policies - Washington Post

How Bulgaria saved its Jews from Nazi concentration camps - Washington Post przez

In court filing, Justice Dept. accuses Apple of e-book price fixing – Washington Post: In its own court filing...

OPINION | Our Constitution may permit the death penalty, but our hearts should resist it. In our modern world, where the human heart is so coarsened against the dignity and value of all human life, there is actually much good that can come of sparing the life of a criminal.

Though former NAACP Chairman Julian Bond feels his organization was unfairly targeted by the IRS in 2004, he now believes the special scrutiny into Tea Party groups is "entirely legitimate."

Is a libertarian a reporter who's been spied on? - Washington Post

Sheriff: Methamphetamine found at southern Indiana home where 4 found dead ... - Washington Post

NAIROBI, Kenya — Nearly three dozen piglets were released and animal blood spilled Tuesday at an entrance to Kenya’s parliament as civil society...

Pigs released in protest at Kenyan parliament that is tear gassed by police - The Washington Post

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The fear that drives our alien belief - by Caitlin Dewey - Washington Post

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UN: Put more nutritious insects in your diet; Coming soon to your yogurt ... - Washington Post

TV column: ABC cuts 'Dancing With the Stars' to one weeknight - Washington Post

Officials: America's Cup races will go on despite sailor's death during ... - Washington Post

The new rock stars, literally? Chefs I know keep music alive in their kitchens.. Washington Post via

Both are great American newspapers, both suffer from the advertising slump and from the transition to digital. But the NYT's paywall strategy is making a huge difference

Order comes after report that an Army sergeant responsible for preventing sexual assault at Fort Hood is under sex-abuse investigation.

Letter from the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press to Attorney General Eric Holder, protesting the Justice Department's subpoena of Associated Press phone records.

Vermont legislature first to pass aid-in-dying bill, will provide needed choices - Washington Post (blog)

And ... here's the Washington Post on this week's historic achievement in Takoma Park.

Dana Milbank: Obama, the uninterested president - The Washington Post

Today is undoubtedly a day of celebration for the publishing industry, because it marks the release of Dan Brown's newest Robert Langdon novel, Inferno.

Lose a pound a day! Relieve your indigestion! Look younger! Cure cancer! Scour the Internet and you’ll see a slew of Web sites promising to improve your health if only you follow their alkaline...

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From the pundit-was-way-off-base file: a 1993 Washington Post editorial predicting the imminent demise of the NY Post

Fire in Silver Spring Metro suspends Red Line service in area - Washington Post: NBC4 Washington Fire in Silver…

School principal, gov’t worker in China suspected of taking 6 girls younger than 14 to hotel Washington Post

"Washington Post's Style Invitational: 8. Inoculatte: To take coffee intravenously when you are running late.",

That same awful review was also posted to The Washington Post. I made sure to make a lovely comment calling out it's baselessness

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Can anyone say "I am not a crook?" To no one’s surprise, it is already evident that the Obama administration has been lying about the scope of the IRS’s harassment of conservative-leaning non-profits. The Washington Post has obtained documents that show the anti-conservative effort was directed from Washington, D.C., and was not a rogue operation out of the agency’s Cincinnati office, as the administration has claimed: Internal Revenue Service officials in Washington and at least two other offices were involved in the targeting of conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status, making clear the effort reached well beyond.

My Washington Post column- -- could have been written as AP story broke: Don’t confuse truth-tellers with traitors

Math-test failures in Montgomery raise concerns about policies - Washington Post

Former Packers defensive back Charles Woodson to meet with Denver Broncos ... - Washington Post

The Washington Post showcases book experts re: the revolution:

The current scandals plaguing the Obama administration all stem from a common root — President Obama's callous disregard for the rule of law.

Watch a scene from a hit 2012 epic Indian film with and without the music for an amazing contrast.

Perhaps the story that more Generals are biting the dust will turn out to be as good as story as Benghazi and the IRS that broke this week. More importantly, the latest Generals to fall were involv...

Team Watergate is coming together again

"Participate in YES program and alumni activities is the highlight of my life. I learn a lot from people around the world who have make me to be a better person." Luqman Ramli YES 2011

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Based on interviews with Libyan guards and militia, TIME reconstructs what happened on the night the U.S. consulate in Benghazi was attacked, burned and looted.

Video on msnbc.com: That's the message Democratic Senator Joe Manchin had about expanding background checks when he updated MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell in an exclusive interview on the status of his bill and why this fight is so personal for him.

Here it is publication day and I'm delighted to be able to share with you the splendid review Kendall Weaver wrote for The Associated Press. Kushner's scenes

In its own court filing, Apple vehemently denied allegations of price fixing, saying it brought fresh competition to a market dominated by Amazon. “The evidence proves that Apple acted independently, to further its own legitimate business goals,” the…

Who Can Stop the Koch Brothers From Buying the Tribune Papers? Unions Can, and Should few weeks ago, we did a story about hedge fund king Dan Loeb's plans to address a conference of institutional investors and perhaps solicit new clients among the public retirement funds in attendance, despite his involvement with a political lobbying group that campaigns against those very types of defined benefit plans. When stories by Rolling Stone, Washington Monthly and the New York Post came out about Loeb's affiliations, Loeb canceled his scheduled speech at the Conference of Institutional Investors and fled the event, reinforcing the simple idea that powerful interests can...

The U.S. Justice Department secretly obtained two months of telephone records of reporters and editors for the Associated Press in what the news cooperative's top executive called a "massive and unprecedented intrusion" into how news organizations gather the news. In all, the government seized those...

Washington Post Social Reader We're not sure what's cuter, a 7-year-old's suggestion to Vice President Joe Biden that guns shoot chocolate instead of bullets, or the letter Biden wrote in response. You decide:

The Air Force finally released some numbers to the Washington newspaper this week. In addition to the remains that were matched up with dead soldiers, 1,762 unidentified remains were thrown into the landfill. In total, more than 2,700 incinerated body parts were chucked, according to Air Force records – though that number may just be the tip of the iceberg. One military widow told the Post that a mortuary official told her that the Air Force had been throwing cremated remains in landfills since at least 1996. The Air Force said it has no plans to tell the families of the soldiers’ whose body parts were identified.

From Gary Bauer today on Benghazi: "What's Next On Benghazi? Yesterday's Benghazi hearing was extraordinary, but you wouldn't know it if you depended on Big Media. Major networks like CNN and MSNBC did not cover yesterday's whistle-blower testimony on the Benghazi scandal. Instead they chose to follow Amanda Berry and Gina DeJesus, who were held captive in an Ohio home for ten years, as they returned to their families. In contrast, Fox News covered the vast majority of Benghazi hearing. Also today's Washington Post had a relatively balanced story, noting that the witnesses "provided a riveting, emotional account of last year's fatal attack" and "accused senior government officials of withholding embarrassing facts." Are Obama and Hillary in real trouble? It's too early to know for sure. The fact that some of the witnesses appeared to contradict Hillary Clinton's testimony does not by itself prove that Hillary committed perjury. You have to prove that she intentionally lied using sources other than someone ...

Washington Post columnist diagnoses GOP with "Benghazi Syndrome" via

Most of us would rather believe in aliens than accept the meaningless vastness of the universe.

The town is turning on President Obama – and this is very bad news for this White House. Republicans have waited five years for the moment to put the screws to Obama – and they have one-third of all congressional committees on the case now. Establishment Democrats, never big fans of this...

Medical marijuana dispensaries are slated to open their doors later this month in the nation's capital, with some locations within walking distance to the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) and other major federal government agency headquarters.

America: 9/11 to the Boston Bombings' "You never know who's watching you." - William Arkin - Washington Post reporter. Video Documentary Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Dana Priest traces the journey from 9/11 to the Marathon bombings and investigates the secret history of the 12-year battle against "terrorism".

         The press releases last week, especially from Christian-linked news sources, bordered on the hysterical. Headlines from The Christian Post included "Religious Freedom in Our Military; This is What Intolerance Smells Like" and "Pentagon Hires Anti-Conservative Activist Who Branded Fundamentalists as 'Christian Monsters'" (May 3rd). The Examiner.com trumpeted "Obama criminalizes Christianity in the military" (May 1st).  Foxnews.com asked "Is the U.S. Military Preparing to Court Martial Christians?" while freerepublic.com reported "Religious Groups Fear Purge From Military" (May 1st).             What was all the fuss about? The statement from the Pentagon reported on Fox News is as follows: "Religious proselytization is not permitted within the Department of Defense...Court-martials and non-judicial punishments are decided on a case-by-case basis..." The Pentagon had just finished consulting with Mikey Weinstein who heads up the Military Religious Freedom Foundation. In some of the ear ...

Did the president lose Jon Stewart -- and his millennial base -- last night?

We now know that higher leadership knew what was going on and even participated. Make this viral:

Wow!! I decipher something from Washington Post experiment. "Sell to the seller what they want, never sell anything that they don't want. It wont work!"

Military officials appear to be in sandbag mode telling the media that the recent revelations about policies that would lead to the prosecution of military members for sharing their faith was all taken out of context.

EDISTO ISLAND — One of this area’s few remaining slave cabins seemed certain to be lost to history.

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JOINT BASE LEWIS-McCHORD – Gov. Jay Inslee today signed an executive order aimed at boosting hiring of Washington’s veterans. He was joined by state military leaders, veterans advocates and business leaders at the 2013 “Hire America’s Heroes” symposium at Joint Base Lewis-McChord.

What is it? According to the Academic Pediatric Association and the American Academy of Pediatrics, it is the effects on poverty on health and well being.

NBC's Andrea Mitchell may not be the sharpest reporter in the drawer, but even she has figured out that the IRS scandal is an abuse of power and Very Big Deal.On Morning Joe this morning, MSNBC’s An

Following what appears to be a cover-up in the Benghazi attack, the Washington Post has obtained documents from an audit conducted by the IRS's inspector general that indicate the agency targeted for special scrutiny conservative groups with "tea party" and "patriot" in their names, as well as "nonp...

These are the notes from my lightning presentation at See the slides. The Washington Post hearts WordPress and I heart WordPress. Let’s talk philosophy. I’ve worked on hundreds of new...

The Washington Post takes note of the worst week in Obama&presidency. It’s only Tuesday. But President Obama is already in the midst of one of...

Ceremony was to have honored Al Aksa TV employees killed by IDF.

No surprise here: The government doesn't want you to know how much it taxes airline tickets. "The government’s total price rule forbids the airlines from calling attention to the tax component of the price of a ticket by listing the price the airline charges and then the tax component with equal prominence. The rule mandates that any listing of the tax portion of a ticket’s price “not be displayed prominently and be presented in significantly smaller type than the listing of the total price.” The government is trying to prevent people from clearly seeing the burdens of government." More from the Washington Post:

Indiana is postponing implementation of the Common Core initiative so that there can be more discussion on the quality and impact of the standards.

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Targeting conservative groups was outrageous, but the tax agency has been too lax on nonprofits.

The IRS provided the documents to the ProPublica investigative-reporting organization, potentially violating federal guidelines.

It’s clear that elite schools want to be perceived as engines of social mobility. The people who run them need to be made aware that alumni want them to actually live up to this idea.

Since the start of the Great Recession and Financial crisis, the US government has been running annual budget deficits at a level unseen since World War Two. But not anymore. According to a revised...

Fannie Lou Hamer, Victoria Jackson Gray and Annie Devine in Washington in 1965: Fannie Lou Hamer (1917-1977) was an African-American civil rights activist who served as field secretary for the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC). She is known popularly for being, “sick and tired of being sick and tired.” On several occasions, Mrs. Hamer faced violence and imprisonment for her efforts to register black voters in the segregated south. On one occasion, after she was jailed and brutally beaten, the jailer’s wife and daughter took pity on her and secretly gave her assistance.[2] In the midst of her intense suffering, Mrs. Hamer took this as an opportunity to preach the gospel to her captives: “I tol’ er to read the 26th Chapter of Proverbs and the 26th Verse [‘Whose hatred is covered by deceit, his wickedness shall be showed before the whole congregation’]. She taken it down on a paper. And then I told her to read the [17th] Chapter of Acts and the 26th Verse [‘Hath made of one blo ...

This is the only time I will post a Washington Redskin on my page.

Robert Gulliford Hundreds of pieces of dead American soldiers were incinerated by Air Force officials and then dumped in a Virginia landfill, for the first time putting hard numbers on the grisly scandal that has rocked the military’s largest mortuary, according to a report. (But the dead Boston Marathon Muslim terrorist gets a grave on American soil) NY Daily NewsThe Washington Post reported Wednesday that at least 976 body parts of 274 U.S. soldiers recovered from war zones abroad were ditched in a Kings County, Va., dump after arriving at Dover Air Base between 2004 and 2008. In nearly every case, the heroes’ families, which had authorized the military to handle the soldiers’ remains, had no idea that their loved ones’ ashes were unceremoniously trashed, the Post report said. The Air Force came clean about the practice last month after whistleblowers complained about sloppy work at Dover, the main entry for fallen soldiers coming from battlefields overseas. But it had refused to reveal how many ...

A tenured Columbia University professor is facing criticism for claiming in a column published Tuesday by Al Jazeera that Zionism is anti-Semitic and that the Jewish people who opposed Zionism and Isr

5/9/13 - For his "One More Thing" Thursday afternoon, The Five's Eric Bolling shared a campaign ad that he said was up for grabs for Joe Biden, Chris Christi...

Howard Kurtz says the media predicts Obama's last term will be a series of stumbles, but history shows second-termers can have some accomplishments too.

We've read the Inspector General's report on the I.R.S. mess. Here's what we've learned.

View Photo Gallery — A look back at Watergate:The Watergate scandal in pictures, from the break-in to the congressional investigation to President Richard M. Nixon’s resignation.

Oregon, Get on the Phone to Your State Senator Today to Protect Your Right to Make Vaccination Choices for Your Family Oregon, get on the phone today to protect your right to religious exemption from state vaccine mandates, and to make vaccination choices for your family without interference from the State. Senate Bill SB 132, if passed, will require you to obtain a signature from a healthcare practitioner, or complete an internet-based “vaccine education module” to obtain an exemption. The SB 132 is scheduled for a vote by the State Senate this Wednesday. So please call your State Senator today and let the staffer know politely that you want Senate Bill 132 defeated. you don’t have the contact information for your State Senator click on the link below which will take you to the Autism Action Network website where you can find your elected representatives contact information based on your zip code or street address: Here are some excellent reasons to oppose SB 132: Proponents of SB 132 have yet to m ...

TEA PARTY PRESIDENT: 'EVERYBODY, EVERY SINGLE AMERICAN OUGHT TO BE FREAKING OUT' . [5.14.13 – Please be sure to look at the outrageous list of items (posted in green within the Austin American-Statesman article) that tea party groups such as the one in NE Tarrant County were told they had to supply to the IRS. These tea party groups lost hundreds of hours and money that they did not have to try to meet the IRS’ impossible and unrealistic demands. Julie McCarty, president of the NE Tarrant County Tea Party, is right: “Everybody, every single American ought to be freaking out.” -- Donna Garner] Here are three other very informative articles about the IRS’s scandalous targeting of various patriotic groups: 5.13.13 – “Justice Department secretly obtained AP phone records” – by Associated Press -- 5.13.13 – “IRS officials in Washington were involved in targeting of conservative groups” -- Washington Post – 5.12.13 – “Obama Spies on Friendly Media” -- by Joseph Farah, World N ...

TAMPA BAY, Fla. -- A subtle, but significant tweak to Florida's rules regarding traffic signals has allowed local cities and counties to shorten...

PHILADELPHIA — A Philadelphia abortion doctor convicted of killing three babies who were born alive in his grimy clinic agreed Tuesday to give up...

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I will stand behind Elizabeth Warren when she is on her way back to MA from Washington a disgraced liar and cheat.

Cleta Mitchell, one of Washington's most respected elections attorneys, told Newsmax she has tangible proof that high-ranking IRS officials in Washington were fully aware of the agency's campaign to target conservative groups for heightened scrutiny, despite their denials.

1st officer at scene where 3 Ohio women were held captive says he was ... - Washington Post: Edmonton Journal1...

McClatchy asks: But why did the White House blame a YouTube video at all?

Is Jay Carney the modern day Ron Ziegler, the White House press secretary for President Nixon? Let's see a few quotes... "Certain elements may try to stretch the Watergate burglary beyond what it is." –1972, referring to Washington Post reporters Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward. "This is the operative statement. The others are inoperative." –April 17, 1973, retracting previous statements that had been revealed to be false. "I would apologize to the Post, and I would apologize to Mr. Woodward and Mr. Bernstein." He continued, "We would all have to say that mistakes were made in terms of comments. I was overenthusiastic in my comments about the Post, particularly if you look at them in the context of developments that have taken place." May 1, 1973; the previous day, White House counsel John Dean and Nixon aides John Ehrlichman and H.R. Haldeman had resigned, as the Watergate scandal progressed.[7] "If my answers sound confusing, I think they are confusing because the questions are confusing and the sit ...

While appreciative of the Mainstream Media’s seemingly new found interest in the myriad of scandals that surround the Obama White House, it remains somewhat puzzling what took them so long to get here. That said, this latest round of accusations against Barack Obama coming from the Washington Post,...

Aquille Carr signs with agent, invited to adidas Eurocamp in Italy - Washington Post (blog):

Glenn Kessler, the Washington Post's 'Fact Checker,' revisits President Obama's claim that he called the attack in Benghazi "an act of terror" the day after it happened -- and gives it four pinocchios: During the campaign, the president could just get away with claiming he…

Richard Cohen and ‘Benghazi Syndrome’: Writing in the Washington Post, columnist Richard Cohen says congressio...

ProPublica, a left-leaning nonprofit organization that does investigative journalism, often sharing it with outlets like the Washington Post, offers its own revelation on the news that the Internal Revenue Service was targeting Tea Party groups. It was the recipient of some of the IRS documents. The...

New reports by the Washington Post and other outlets reveal that efforts by the Internal Revenue Service to target conservative groups attempting to gain tax-exempt status were not just the work of IRS officials in Cincinnati. New evidence has been given that the road not only leads to the El Monte…

How ‘political intelligence’ can come from Congress itself May 6, 2013, Washington Post the same morning a congressional staffer told investors in a private call that odds were improving for a government decision that would help medical insurers, trading spiked in a major health-care company. The private call, arranged by a consulting firm called Capitol Street, took place the morning of March 18. At 11:05 a.m., a certain form of speculative trading in Humana, the health insurer, jumped. That day, there was nearly 10 times as much volume as any day in the previous two weeks. There is no evidence that the trades were in response to the Capitol Hill phone call with a top aide for Sen. Orrin G. Hatch (R-Utah). But the conference call reveals the extent to which a direct pipeline of valuable political insight exists between Capitol Hill and Wall Street, one that ordinary Americans and investors do not enjoy. “Political intelligence” firms — companies that sell their analysis of federal actions to in ...

Illinois ag engineers in Washington Post review of the book "Origin of the Feces" on the role of biomass

Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell tells National Review that Steven Miller, the acting head of the Internal Revenue Service, should step down. “He should resign,” the senator says. “Believe me, if this was a Republican administration doing all this, the New York Times and Washington Post would…

Despite the fact that the FBI described the shooting at a New Orleans Mother’s Day parade as “a flare-up of street violence” and not a targeted attack, the Washington Post cited the incident as another reason to push through draconian gun control measures.

Myanmar president to make 1st state visit to US in nearly 50 years as ties warm - Washington Post: Washington ...

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A commenter transcribes a 2011 videologue between Mickey Kaus and Jennifer Rubin of the Washington Post: From the podcast John Marzan posted. Discussion begins after 50:00. Jennifer Rubin and Mickey Kaus discuss an alleged difference between the American Dream and the Israeli Dream: RUBIN. The reaso...

Plus Brian will discuss why the IRS has been targeting specific groups. And, Steve Vogel of the Washington Post, discusses his new book, Through the Perilous Fight: Six Weeks that Saved the Nation. Watch Brian preview what's coming up on the show...

Police vow to solve shooting that wounded 19 people during Mother's Day ... - Washington Post

New York Times v Washington Post – a tale of two strategies - from Media Guardian: Both are great American new...

The school rated America’s Most Challenging High School by the Washington Post is about to get an extreme makeover. With the surrounding Oakland Unified

This story is so old it is amazing it needs to be reported as news. From the Washington Post: “The Internal Revenue Service on Friday apologized for targe

Eric McCandless/ABC A new ABC News/Washington Post poll finds further public acceptance of *** rights in the United States, in areas ranging from the professional basketball court to the Boy Scouts, as well as the institution of marriage. Nearly seven in 10 Americans support the decision by professi...

Career Coach: Job search is a team sport - Washington Post: Career Coach: Job search is a team sportWashington...

Washington Post's Ruth Marcus, also guesting on "says believes Hilary Clinton will be back to testify on The Hill. Plus aides

Google News Alert: Local Digest: Four gang members are sentenced; child is on life support - Washington Post

For some Washington reporters and media execs, cheering their team from the sidelines just isn’t good enough: Tugging on a red, white and blue Team Obama jersey is the answer. That’s the case for a whopping 19 journalists and media executives, including five from the Washington Post and three each f...

I have just finished reading an article on the Washington Post website regarding apostasy in Islam and its acceptance in various countries. for those of you who are unaware of what apostasy is I will quickly explain, apostasy is the renouncing of ones religion, be it to another religion or to atheism/agnosticism. If you live in a western country you are probably familiar that renouncing your faith in christianity comes with no real punishment, your church priest might be a little disappointed or your family (if devout) might also take a while to accept your new-found stance, however overall you are unlikely to experience threats of violence or death. This is not the case if were to live in, say, Egypt.. The article (which I will link at the bottom of the post) is based on a Pew survey on ‘the acceptance of death for apostasy’. It measures the percentage of Muslims in countries all over the world to find out their general acceptance for the killing of those who leave Islam. You read it right, death for ...

Check out this article by Anne Midgette from the Washington Post, then check out Inscape Chamber Orchestra on...

'I'm not good at math': The IRS' public relations disaster - Washington Post

Diaghilev and the Ballets Russes: Art review - Washington Post

Revisit Jazz Age history in Rockville at F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald's grave - Washington Post: Revisit Jazz...

Colombia's first saint a trailblazing champion of the indigenous - Washington Post: Colombia's first saint a t...

Rios Montt: From general to dictator to preacher _ to courtroom charged with ... - Washington Post: Rios Montt...

If you ever wondered if the Washington Post bothers fact checking its bloggers, wonder no longer. They clearly do not. Jen Rubin brings out the full stupid

Washington Post hasn't been "liberal" for decades. Read editorial board output.

As Promised the latest lowdown on the March Against Monsanto ~Denver May 25, 2013, 11am Colorado State Capitol-West Steps 200 East Colfax Avenue, Denver, Colorado 80203 Keynote Speaker JEFFREY M. SMITH Director/Producer, Genetic Roulette: The Gamble Of Our Lives Bestselling Author, Genetic Roulette and Seeds of Deception Executive Director, Institute for Responsible Technology Mr. Smith has counseled leaders from every continent, campaigned to end the use of genetically engineered bovine growth hormone (rbGH or rbST), and influenced the first state laws in the United States regulating GMOs. A popular keynote speaker around the globe, Mr. Smith has been described as “a life-changer”. Mr. Smith has lectured in 30 countries and has been quoted by world leaders and hundreds of media outlets including, The New York Times, Washington Post, BBC World Service, Nature, The Independent, Daily Telegraph, New Scientist, The Times (London), Associated Press, Reuters News Service, LA Times, Time Magazine and Geneti ...

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 By Emanuel McCray  May 9, 2013 My interest in this case is a lot different than the media’s. I wanted to know if the property taxes were being paid and if the property gave the public the appearance of being lived in. Here is the property tax information: Castro, Ariel (Owner Occupied) 2207 Seymour Ave Cleveland, OH 44113 (Cuyahoga County) Use the above information and this link to research Mr. Castro’s property: first thing I encountered in my search was the flag flying on the front porch had been switched. In 2009, Google Earth showed the flag of Puerto Rico (on the porch (You’ll have to manipulate the image to get the right view): May 7, 2013, the Washington Post showed an American Flag flying on the porch (in the image for the video): watch closely, towards the end of the video the flag of Puerto Rico is still flying. Someone did a bad job of editing. These are the little tricks we can expect in the future digital years.This is precisely why I do not believe Osama bin Laden was killed and dum ...

Despite Pledges, Obama Put U.S. Troops in Mali Without obtaining permission from Congress and despite repeatedly vowing not to put U.S. boots on the ground in Mali, the Obama administration has already deployed a small contingent of American troops to help international forces prop up the ruling regime in the capital city of Bamako, which seized power in a coup. According to a report in the Washington Post, the president sent the U.S. soldiers to provide supposed “liaison support” to French and African troops battling separatist rebels in the north as part of a deeply controversial United Nations-backed operation. There are strong indications that American Special Forces are on the ground as well. In addition to other forms of support such as transporting troops, intelligence sharing, re-fueling assistance, and more, Obama has reportedly deployed some two dozen U.S. soldiers to Mali. Of those, about 10 are providing what the Post called “liaison support,” while the others were apparently assigned ...

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Chris Cillizza is retaliating on behalf of the Washington Post for Sarah Palin 's post on

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Friends, Please give to the following very worthy cause. Lynne Duke is my children's step mother, and they love her very much. Thanks. THE LYNNE DUKE INTERNATIONAL FELLOWSHIP The National Association of Black Journalists has established the Lynne Duke International Fellowship to honor the memory and journalistic legacy of the former Washington Post writer and editor. Donations may be made online at www.nabj.org/donations or mailed to the National Association of Black Journalists, c/o Lynne Duke International Fellowship, 1100 Knight Hall Suite 3100, College Park, MD 20742

The day after his second inauguration, the New York Times and the Washington Post blared about Obama's speech heralding a new vision and agenda for equality in America. But apparently the Left is happy with just words.

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Thank you for signing the petition on religious freedom for service members. You and nearly 150,000 other Americans have signed. The Department of Defense heard your voice . . . and has begun the process of trying to limit the damage done to the U.S. military image through a series of confusing public statements. Yet the issue is not resolved. Please forward or share this petition with family and friends to help Family Research Council (FRC) exceed 150,000 signatures. We must increase pressure on the Obama administration. Joined together, we have a stronger voice! The very service members who defend our religious freedom are having their own chipped away. On April 23rd, anti-Christian activists met with senior Air Force officials to discuss pressing issues in the U.S. Air Force. What issues would be of such importance to gain such a high-level hearing? According to these anti-Christian activists, religion is one of the chief problems plaguing our troops. As the Washington Post reported, some are saying th ...

Jennifer Rubin, who scribes the pro-immigration "Right Turn" column in the Washington Post, denounces Jason Richwine for the high crime of Noticing Things: Heritage stumbles, again and again Posted by Jennifer Rubin on May 8, 2013 at 4:23 pm It’s been a tough go of it for Heritage ever since it rele...

A Washington Post analysis of the 10 most common medical procedures showed certain patterns by state. Hospitals in six states — California, Florida, Nevada, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Texas — routinely had higher prices than the rest of the country.

During their liveblog of the Benghazi hearings, the Washington Post published a post headlined

Just read my first weekend's worth of Donut reviews from the Washington Post. Martha Graham would be turning in her grave.

Release Date: October 18, 2013 Based on the screenplay by Danny Strong & Lee Daniels, "The Butler" is inspired by Wil Haygood’s Washington Post article about...

This is what I wrote in response to a Washington Post article about the Citizen Hearing on Disclosure: "I've been a UFO researcher for over 30 years, and the sum of what I found out over time has been used to create an educational and historical website: www.noufors.com. I have tried my best to educate people, as well as the media, about the subject of Unidentified Flying Objects and so-called Flying Saucers..for lack of a better word for structured objects that display behavior and performance unmatched by our own primitive technology. It is frustrating to know that so much of the research that has been done by the more well-known researchers of the world is still being ignored, especially when considering the fact that the physical evidence is overwhelming that we are being visited by many other species from other planetary systems in our own galaxy. With over 3500 cases of landing traces collected from 93 countries, and the physical evidence that has been tested and analyzed by scientific experts, it p ...

US, Russia pledge to work together for a Syrian transitional government - Washington Post

Buried on the bottom of the graph- and chart-thick “Markets” page of yesterday’s Washington Post was Michael A. Fletcher’s article on the Pew Research Group’s latest report on the growing wealth in...

"Though the Authorization for Use of Military Force—a joint resolution passed in the days following the 9/11 attacks—has been repeatedly reauthorized by Congress, officials inside the White House reveal that the Obama administration is having specific conversations about how to both expand the law's authority and make certain aspects of the US "global war on terror" permanent. Known as the AUMF and considered the piece of legislation most responsible for the ongoing and seemingly endless use of military force abroad, new reporting by the Washington Post examines how even government insiders supportive of the ongoing military operations say the law is being "stretched to its legal limits." Motivated by those concerns—and perhaps due to the mounting public and congressional opposition to Obama's use of predator drones and claims of executive authority—the administration is now debating how to "turn counterterrorism policies adopted as emergency measures after the 2001 attacks into more permanent pro ...

When the left-leaning Washington Post comes right out and declares something a lie – a Democratic presidential administration must be feeling the heat. Today WAPO Glen Kessler rips apart the false narrative provided by the Obama administration following the Benghazi Massacre, and repeatedly calls f...

Only a couple of weeks have passed since Harry Reid’s disastrous Senate vote brought gun control to a halt. The halt, however, may be short lived if Washington Post sources are correct. The sources are aides in the Senate and claim two GOP Senators are crossing the fence, ready for new talks on gun…

Appearing on NBC's Chris Matthews Show on Sunday, Washington Post columnist David Ignatius initially dismissed the Benghazi terrorist attack as being "Fox News's super-story," with left-wing host Matthews agreeing: "This is a big Fox story." Fellow Post columnist Kathleen Parker called out Ignatius:...

Greenberg Traurig law firm at the center of 'political intelligence' case - Washington Post

It wasn't supposed to be like this... Allen Iverson Admits To His Wife That He Couldn't Afford A Cheeseburger Allen Iverson is in bad shape. Not, bad meaning "good", but "bad" meaning bad. According to a new piece in the Washington Post the iconic NBA baller "has hit rock bottom" and there are many…

The case of the Renoir supposedly purchased at a flea market for $7 in 2009 continues to unspool dramatically: Now the Washington Post finds three witnesses who say On the Shore of the Seine hung... Crime & Courts News Summaries. | Newser

Jurors adjourn for the day in Jodi Arias trial in Arizona; deliberations resume ... - Washington Post

Michael Nesmith leaves the Monkees in the past with mellow Birchmere concert - Washington Post via

"Journalists: It’s the game you’ve always wanted to play. Forget finding Carmen Sandiego. In Watergate: The Video Game, you’re on the hunt to expose Richard Nixon’s corruption. Here, the real sleuthing happens through interviews, document acquisition and hard-hitting reporting. This is the best way to celebrate the Pulitzer Prize that the Washington Post received 40 years ago today for its coverage of the Watergate scandal."

Video on msnbc.com: Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli is currently leading the Virginia race for governor, according to a new Washington Post poll giving Cuccnielli a five-point lead over Democratic challenger Terry McAuliffe. The NOW panel discusses.

True. For 45 minutes on the morning of January 12, 2007, concert violinist Joshua Bell stood incognito on a Washington, D.C. subway platform and performed classical music for passersby. Video and audio of the performance are available on the Washington Post website. Lexie Watson, Tom Watson, Charlie Watson, Heather Watson, Bruce Conway, Danielle Conway, Rob Conway, and Gail Hallowell Watson please stop and listen to life or you will pass it by.

Over at the Washington Post, Sarah Kliff notes that the Independent Payment Advisory Board is out ...

Despite gains, more challenges ahead for US fisheries - Washington Post (blog)

Funds to help uninsured choose health-care options could affect how many get coverage - Washington Post

Penn National says it will bid to build a casino at Rosecroft Raceway in Pr ... - Washington Post

Funeral director faces dilemma: cemeteries don't want body of Boston Marathon ... via Washington Post

Gloria Steinem - How The CIA Used Feminism To Destabilize Society By Henry Makow, Ph.D. TooGoodReports.com 3-19-2 "In the 1960´s, the elite media invented second-wave feminism as part of the elite agenda to dismantle civilization and create a New World Order." Since writing these words last week, I have discovered that before she became a feminist leader, Gloria Steinem worked for the CIA spying on Marxist students in Europe and disrupting their meetings. She became a media darling due to her CIA connections. MS Magazine, which she edited for many years was indirectly funded by the CIA. Steinem has tried to suppress this information, unearthed in the 1970´s by a radical feminist group called "Red Stockings." In 1979, Steinem and her powerful CIA-connected friends, Katharine Graham of the Washington Post and Ford Foundation President Franklin Thomas prevented Random House from publishing it in "Feminist Revolution." Nevertheless the story appeared in the "Village Voice" on May 21, 1979. Steinem has alway ...

The protests on Wall Street and at St Paul’s Cathedral are similar, Anne Applebaum wrote in the Washington Post, ‘in their lack of focus, in their inchoate nature, and above all in their refusal to engage with existing democratic institutions’. ‘Unlike the Egyptians in Tahrir Square,’ she went on, ‘...

Surge in valley fever blamed on climate change - Washington Post

Man bites dog! - Washington Post: The Des Moines Register has published an un-ironic example of a newsroom cli...

The last time Eric and Peter were through town, we had the opportunity and pleasure to host them.  We went to the show and were utterly charmed by their intelligent songs, deft playing, and easy stage rapport.  And, even better, they were engaging, personable guests.  So, we were very glad to welcome them back this weekend and to see their concert which showcased their latest recording, "The Comeback Album." Eric was once a music columnist for the Washington Post before moving to Nashville, founding Red Beet Records, and leading the band Last Train Home.  Peter Cooper is the country music writer for the Nashville Tennessean (so he's like the New York Times drama critic or the film reviewer for the LA Times or the automotive editor--once? still?--for the Detroit Free Press), but also a song writer and singer of talent.  They are a formidable duo (see above re: intelligence, deftness, and easy command of the stage). Their first set showcased the new album--the songs, many cowritten, are wonderfully hum ...

Matsui given People's Honor Award by Japanese PM in recognition of ... - Washington Post

Rays SS Yunel Escobar hit by a pitch, leaves game with bruised left hand - Washington Post

It’s been 10 days since Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev were identified as the Boston Marathon bombers. In that time, three of the nation’s leading newspapers—the New York Times, Washington Post, and Los Angeles Times—have dispatched teams of reporters to dig into the family’s background and the sons...

Washington Post survey also shows nearly half of the electorate is undecided or could change minds.

Last week American Life League tried to run a full page ad in the New York Times and Washington Post that showed images from actual Planned Parenthood sex e

Washington Post: Thomasville High School is in the top 1.5% of the nation for rigor. So yeah, easy my booty.

They built the bomb largely according to the specifications in the al-Qaeda magazine. "Investigators sharpen focus on Boston bombing suspect’s widow," by Sari Horwitz for the Washington Post, May 3 (thanks to Axel): Federal law enforcement officials are sharpening their focus on the widow of the dea...

At the height of his influence, Howard Kurtz was widely regarded as the most influential media reporter and critic in the country. But in recent years, erroneous reporting and careless errors reduced him to fodder for the media reporters and critics who followed in his footsteps. No single event has...

Knicks, Thunder, Pacers and Grizzlies advance to second round - Washington Post

Maybe that old saying about money not being able to buy happiness made sense in like 1812, when all you could buy were horseshoes, but today it just sounds silly. And in recent times, experts thought they’d figured out that it is silly--at least a little bit. The Easterlin paradox, an economic princ...

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Coming next week: the collapse of a heavenly weather pattern - Washington Post - Washington Post

States BayWhite Sox-Royals game postponed due to weather; will be played Monday ... - Washington Post

Meet Mr. Money Mustache, the man who retired at 30 - The Washington Post

Solar plane lands in Ariz., 1st leg of major trip - Seattle Post Intelligencer Seattle+

SEC's new chairman says money market fund reforms coming in the 'near future' - Washington Post

Republicans to sick people: Tough luck - Washington Post

Tampa Bay QB Mike Glennon ready to learn, help Buccaneers anyway he can ... - Washington Post

The study that shows why China and India probably won't clash over border ... - Washington Post (blog)

CIA pushed to add Boston bomber to terror watch list Washington Post

Bill Walton said that the high post offense just keeps going. It's true with Washington too.

Judge rules that spy can stay in Cuba; Teen terror suspect won't be sent home - Washington Post

Washington Post about the rise of the far right in Britain, etc.! Thankfully, real life is less scary.

Rafael Nadal criticizes court's decision to destroy evidence in Operation ... - Washington Post: Rafael Nadal ...

More political intelligence is under scrutiny in connection with Medicare ... - Washington Post

The scheme that Apple cooked up this week to finance a $55 billion stock buyback for its shareholders was orchestrated to avoid paying $9.2 billion in taxes, Bloomberg reported Friday. That $9.2 billion tax bill that Apple dodged would have been enough to make unnecessary all of the major budget cut...

Solar plane lands in Ariz. after hours in air at night, 1st leg of trip to several cities - Washington Post: C...

Reese Witherspoon's arrest on dashboard cam video - Washington Post

Producer and DJ, Jacques Renault, was a post-punk Washington D.C. native who moved to Chicago in 1997 to continue his studies of viola, but

Swaying to the music in Cape Verde - The Washington Post

Pirates-Nats: Walker to DL; Mercer up:   The Washington Nationals, picked by many to ...

Charlie Sheen supports officials' decision to temporarily take sons from ex ... - Washington Post

US aircraft flies at over five times speed of sound: Washington, May 4 (IANS) The US Air…

NRA lobbyist, arms dealer played key role in growth of civilian market for military-style guns - The Washington Post

Survey News: Malaysian politicians make final pitch for votes as survey shows dead heat in ... - Washington Post

In troubles of Sen. Robert Menendez, echoes of past congressional ethics ... - Washington Post: ...

Regarding the April 27 editorial “An inability to face history”:The government of Japan has expressed its feelings of deep remorse and heartfelt apology, and it has expressed feelings of sincere mourning for all World War II victims, at home and abroad. As Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga, the...

Online buzz about Ezra Klein’s Washington Post article on HQP good, but often lacks full data -

Uh oh, Washington post is giving out egos and permission to complain about how tough school is

What would make me happy right now? Bumping this in a 86 Civic down Southport Road or at Washington & Post.

Obama wraps up Mexico-Costa Rica trip with an eye on Latinos, jobs back home – Washington Post

New post: Space Mountain reopens at Disneyland after Disney declines to appeal ... - Washington Post

A half-century after independence, the nation may stage a clean election.

the average post for disability us well under $1500/ month. Insurance, or food?

The Washington Post Co. reported an 85 percent drop in earnings, though profits from continuing operations fell by 55 percent while reven..

Immigration reduction on a roll politically: From the Washington Post:U.K. Independence Party surges in ...

Closing arguments leave questions about clinics elsewhere in America.

BRUSSELS — The European Union plans to restrict the use of three pesticides to better protect dwindling bee populations.

Obama must recalibrate if Morsi continues to veer away from democracy.

Nurney Mason, a familiar presence at the House barbershop, bids Capital Hill farewell.

[The Washington Post] President Obama passed the 100-day mark of his second term facing questions about whether his political capital is already disappearing.

Man, I grew up Republican. The last 15 years have been pretty painful to watch. I keep wishing they'd learn from repeated defeat, but they keep on with the stupid.

The shows have become travelling malls, with jewelry, paintings and camouflage onesies for sale.

Outspoken San Diego Pastor Chris Clark of the East Clairemont Southern Baptist Church of San Diego, Calif., isn't shy about defending citizens' rights when it comes to government encroachment, especially when it pertains

This is a very serious re-post, friends! You WILL benefit GREATLY, health-wise, if only you just get out and walk as much as you can do that!!! ...For those of you who simply cannot walk fast or actually jog or run --- well, IT IS BETTER if you simply get out and walk at whatever (slower) speed that you are capable of walking, rather than just sitting or laying around at home and doing not-much-of-anything-at all, or, doing absolutely nothing physical --- period. IT IS A FACT that simply walking --- even if you are out there walking rather slow --- BURNS CALORIES!!! This IS the GOOD HEALTH result that you want to achieve, from walking!!! --Karen Lynn Robinson in the Seattle, Washington USA area.

Texas senator stokes speculation about a 2016 presidential run with a visit to the Palmetto State.

Heavy use of the world’s most popular herbicide, Roundup, may be linked to a range of health problems and diseases, including Parkinson’s, infertility and cancers, according to a new study.The...

Thanks Washington post to bring a beauty out in people in a strange way! we really lack a sense of appreciation at all time. Making out to appreciate somebody in a fix evening hour is all artificial.

Secret Files Expose Offshore's Global Impact Dozens of journalists sifted through millions of leaked records and thousands of names to produce ICIJ's investi...

WASHINGTON — U.S. officials say Israel has launched an airstrike into Syria, apparently targeting a suspected weapons site.

The landing of the Curiosity rover has given new impetus to the idea of human flight to Mars.

US Muslims Stand Against Terrorism While condemning violence and terrorism in the name of religion, Muslim leaders have urged Americans not to scapegoat the Muslim community following the Boston at...

  Click to enlarge  The Freedom From Religion Foundation is taking its objections to the annual National Day of Prayer to "pious politicians...

HAGERSTOWN, Md. — The city of Hagerstown says it will erect a monument to black Civil War veterans 90 years after white veterans of the war were similarly honored.

Gloria Torres WikiLeaks: The Spy Files Mass interception of entire populations is not only a reality, it is a secret new industry spanning 25 countries "It sounds like something out of Hollywood, but as of today, mass interception systems, built by Western intelligence contractors, including for ’political opponents’ are a reality. Today WikiLeaks began releasing a database of hundreds of documents from as many as 160 intelligence contractors in the mass surveillance industry. Working with Bugged Planet and Privacy International, as well as media organizations form six countries – ARD in Germany, The Bureau of Investigative Journalism in the UK, The Hindu in India, L’Espresso in Italy, OWNI in France and the Washington Post in the U.S. Wikileaks is shining a light on this secret industry that has boomed since September 11, 2001 and is worth billions of dollars per year. WikiLeaks has released 287 documents today, but the Spy Files project is ongoing and further information will be released this we ...

November could become the new deadline for a showdown between the White House and Congress over the debt ceiling. The House is set to vote on a Republican debt prioritization bill next week and it could, if adopted, extend the real debt deadline into November, experts said Friday.

It's a must read for everyone who runs such a busy life that they miss some of the beautiful and little moments of life!!

A recent video from a President Obama-aligned group is under fire from fact-checkers for claiming hundreds of House members voted to call climate change a hoax -- namely, because they didn't.

Below are my official remarks as Youth Representative to the Bay Lakes Council Board. After more than two hours of intense discussion and debate, the Board voted to support the nation resolution to allow *** youth 27-9, a 3-1 ratio. They appropriated 5 of our National delegates to vote for the resolution and 1 to vote against it. -Alex Derr Awase Lodge Chief Hello everyone, my name is Alex Derr.  I’m the current Awase Lodge Chief and youth rep to the Board. Thank you all so much for the warm invitation, I feel completely welcome here.  I appreciate the opportunity to provide my input on why we should vote yes to the proposal.  Looking at the Voice of the Scout data, it’s clear that the majority of youth I serve support a change to this policy.  Those under 50 apparently favored a change as well.  The younger generation is looking for a society of acceptance.   A recent ABC News/Washington Post poll showed 81% of adults under 30 support *** marriage. These numbers deserve special attention, beca ...

Art and entertainment events in Northern Virginia, May 2-8.

Chris Broussard and Jason Collins: It's okay to be *** and Christian - Washington Post: ABC…

Growing doubts about whether reformers might re-emerge to take part in polls

Washington strikes out 14 times — including four times by recently activated Ryan Zimmerman — as the Nats fall meekly to open a three-game series.

Washington Post: Chris Broussard and Jason Collins: It’s okay to be *** and Christian: This week... via

Washington Post and Fox News Find that – Even Right After the Boston Terror Attacks – Americans Are More Leery of Government Tyranny than Terrorists.

...The CIC is regarded in many quarters as the nation’s broadest and most effective inter-university academic network.

Meanwhile, what is being done by governments to safeguard people from this slow-moving train wreck? ...or even warn us?

In polite circles in the United States' support for free trade is a bit like proper bathing habits. It is taken for granted. Only the hopelessly crude and unwashed would not support free trade.

Politico reported today that net income at The Washington Post Co. dropped an astonishing 85 percent from the first quarter of last year to the first quarter of this year. The newspaper division posted an operating loss of $34.5 million over that period. It looks as if the Post, like many other news...

There is a special sort of loathing that Barack Obama has for the United States that seems to manifest itself seemingly every time he steps foot on foreign soil. Speaking in front of an audience in Mexico, he blamed the United States for supplying Mexico with the guns used in cartel drug violence th...

FFRF’s ad warns: “There is no such source and cause of strife, quarrel, fights, malignant opposition, persecution, and war, and all evil in the state, as religion.”

Fate is fickle, power cyclical, and nothing is new under the sun. Especially in Washington, where after every election the losing party is sagely instructed to confess sin, rend garments and rethink its principles lest it go the way of the Whigs. And where the victor is hailed as the new Caesar, fac...

Forty-six years later, a shotgun blast still echoes in a family. The legacy of a violent night for a Catholic family was described in the Washington Post Magazine (March 3, 2013). In this case, the mother survived.

14 years ago Nato bombed Serbia to steal Kosovo from Serbia and to give it to criminals. It is important to know five things about the occupied province of

High tenor of Aaron Sheehan lifts performance of Charpentier’s hunting party pastoral.

Mary Ann Vecchio's face reflected a nation's anguish in the first week of May. Twisted into a scream over the body of Jeffrey Miller, her face looked out from newspapers and magazines and told the horror of the seconds when four students were shot to death at Kent State University.

Rolling out of Capital State Forest near Olympia Washington. Shot this in December of 2012. Music by: My Morning Jacket - I'm Amazed

A day of protest approaches for those who say they stand for the 99 percent. (Full disclosure: I am one of the 99 percent.)

By Jim Meyer, editor Even in a town that can seem as small as Baltimore, it’s easy to forget the city just past the next corner. If you live in Homewood or Roland Park, Baltimore can seem like a lush urban forest with a healthy green canopy. If you’re in Cherry Hill or Old Town, you might walk for b...

so, I have been asked to explain why there is an accent mark on the e' of the word salute. The first person that shares this post- with the correct answer will win a free T shirt. For those about to ROCK an COOL T-SHIRT.(start your shares now)

Obama trying to take over public education with 'common core' curriculum that teaches socialism by: J. D. Heyes Whenever he can, President Obama likes to poke fun at anyone who suggests that he's a closet socialist because that's what socialists do - they ridicule anyone who tries to "out" them. And yet, every policy he pursues takes a page right out of the socialist/Marxist playbook, and one of them is to ensure that the government controls all forms of education. Right now, of course, there are thousands of private schools and institutions of higher learning in the U.S., so the government doesn't control all education, per se. But left-wing career education bureaucrats in government, along with compliant socialists in the teachers unions, do indeed control the vast majority of primary public school education, and it is here where the Obama regime is consolidating its control through a Department of Education program known as Common Core State Standards . 'Inappropriate overreach' From the Common Core we ...

We bleeped and blurred Dr. Phil, Matt Lauer, Gabourey Sidibe and President Obama whether they needed it or not. It's This Week in Unnecessary Censorship…

Vietnam Veterans of America Agent Orange/Dioxin Committee is asking the children of Vietnam veterans exposed to Agent Orange; adult children (we recommend you register your children also) who are ill and/or have birth defects, learning disabilities and/or mental health issues; to register with Birth...

MIDDLEFIELD, Ohio - A man who was killed after shooting at Middlefield police officers during a traffic stop has been identified. James L. Gilkerson, 42, of ...

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With this year’s winning horse names, our annual contest to “breed” them to make “grandfoals.”

The West African island nation, home to the late Cesaria Evora, resounds with music wherever you go... By Anja Mutic

A former FAA official as well as private, commercial and military pilots are on tap to testify on UFO encounters as the Citizen Hearing On Disclosure (CHD) at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., draws to a close. Also scheduled for discussions between panel witnesses and a committee of form...

"...and so when we successfully petitioned the White House and they had to respond is possible that they gave such a rigid fixed almost indefensible position...

Larry Michael is reading the Washington Post the riot act on television right now. Holy fuggin' ridiculousness, Batman.

╔ Shipping: Task force recommends new shipping terminal at site of Sparrows Point steel mill - Washington Post

May 2: The NRA's annual convention kicks off in Houston, while a new round of polls show trouble for U.S. senators who stood with the gun lobby instead of with the majority of voters on background checks. MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell discusses with the Washington Post's E.J. Dionne, the Huffington Po...

For more than 40 years the original members of this extraordinary quartet have performed together. They have received rave reviews from The New York Times, The Boston Globe, the Washington Star and Washington Post, the Miami Herald, the Portland Press Herald, the Maine Sunday Telegram, as well as fr...

Losses mount at Washington Post ahead of summer paywall plan

Three Jewish Newspapers 'The suppression of competition and the establishment of local monopolies on the dissemination of news and opinion have characterized the rise of Jewish control over America’s newspapers. The resulting ability of the Jews to use the press as an unopposed instrument of Jewish policy could hardly be better illustrated than by the examples of the nation’s three most prestigious and influential newspapers: the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, and the Washington Post. These three, dominating America’s financial and political capitals, are the newspapers which set the trends and the guidelines for nearly all the others.' Jewish or Zionist?

Washington Post: On the National Day of Prayer, time for a revival: Pastor Greg Laurie is the Hon... via

TV highlights: Is 'Happy Endings' over for ABC? - Washington Post

"When the Daytime Emmy nominees were unveiled Wednesday, some of the more interesting noms went unreported," the Washington Post's Lisa de Moraes noted in a blog post yesterday afternoon. Interesting is quite the euphemism in the case of nominee Kevin Clash.

The Premier blog of conservative and Republican politics and ideas in the Free State named one of Maryland's best political blogs by the Washington Post

Kill Alex Cross was "Patterson at the top of his game" (Washington Post). Alex Cross, Run is even better. DON'T LOOK, ALEX CROSS Top plastic surgeon Elijah Creem is renowned for his skills in the operating room, and for his wild, no-expense-spared "industry parties," bringing ...

Washington Post now reporting Ryan Aplin to attend Redskins rookie mini camp:

Some of the President Obama's own supporters are doubting his political powers and ability to get something done in Washington in his second term. Dana Milbank in the Washington Post writes: "It's the president's job to lead, and to bang heads if necessary, regardless of any "permission structur...

Pat Summitt to remain on Tennessee's staff for 2nd season as Lady Vols' head ... - Washington Post

You'll need to check out the piece Mike Wise wrote in Washington Post. Check his examples.

Jason Collins' religious critics need to practice what they preach. By Mike Wise of the Washington Post.

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Eugene Robinson of the Washington Post speaks at 530 tonight in the Nott Memorial

What cyberattacks on banking websites could mean for ISPs - Washington Post.

IBM pulls stock market out of morning slump; S&P 500 closes higher for sixth ... - Washington Post

Rescissions and the public opinion problems of health-care reform - Washington Post (blog)

Bryce Begins: Highlights from the Bryce Harper movie - Washington Post - Washington Post (blog)

Why the Green Lantern Theory of Presidential Power persists - Washington Post: At today's press conference, Pr...

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