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Ouch, the Bill for ObamaCare Coming Due

The bill is coming due for ObamaCare and it’s a whopper. According to Medicare Care’s own actuaries, U.S. health care spending is about to skyrocket. Federal meddling in what was once the finest and most cost-effective health care system on

Ouch, the Bill for ObamaCare Coming Due

Sierra Leone to Try Lockdown to Halt Ebola Spread

(Reuters) – Sierra Leone’s proposed countrywide “lockdown” will not help control an Ebola outbreak and could lead to the disease spreading further as cases are concealed, medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) said on Saturday.The government plans to order citizens

Sierra Leone to Try Lockdown to Halt Ebola Spread

Mitt Romney on 2016: 'My Time Has Come and Gone'

Forget Mitt Romney for 2016. Speaking to Fox News Sunday’s Chris Wallace, Romney explained that he was not running for president, adding that his time had “come and gone.” That should put to rest some of the notions that somehow

Mitt Romney on 2016: 'My Time Has Come and Gone'

IAEA: Iran Fails to Address Nuclear Bomb Concerns

(Reuters) – Iran has failed to address concerns about suspected atomic bomb research by an agreed deadline, the U.N. nuclear watchdog said on Friday, a setback to hopes for an end to an international stand-off over Tehran’s atomic activity. The lack of

IAEA: Iran Fails to Address Nuclear Bomb Concerns

Average TV Viewer Is 44 Years Old

Unless bundled cable providers find a way to move their racket online, the demographic reality of younger people moving online looms as an existential threat to the most lucrative business in entertainment and the news media. In just four years

Average TV Viewer Is 44 Years Old

Ukraine, Pro-Russian Rebels Reach Ceasefire Deal

MINSK (Reuters) – Ukraine and pro-Russian rebels reached a ceasefire agreement on Friday, the first step toward ending fighting in eastern Ukraine that has caused the worst standoff between Moscow and the West since the Cold War ended. The ceasefire

Ukraine, Pro-Russian Rebels Reach Ceasefire Deal

Canada to Deploy Military Advisers to Iraq

(AFP) Canada said Friday it will deploy “several dozen” military personnel to Iraq to advise security forces fighting Islamist militants in the northern part of the country. Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s office said the Canadians will join US advisers in

Canada to Deploy Military Advisers to Iraq

WHO: Almost 10,000 North Koreans Committed Suicide in 2012

The World Health Organization has released a controversial study claiming that North Korea has the second-highest suicide rate in the world, with almost 10,000 people taking their lives in the oppressive dictatorship in 2012. Many question state statistics, however, as

WHO: Almost 10,000 North Koreans Committed Suicide in 2012

South Africa Denies Dalai Lama Visa Again

CAPE TOWN, Sept 4 (Reuters) – South Africa has denied a visa to the Dalai Lama, Tibet’s spiritual leader, for the third time in five years, one of his representatives said on Thursday, intensifying speculation about the extent of Beijing’s sway

South Africa Denies Dalai Lama Visa Again

Heavy Rains Kill 73 in Pakistan as Floods Spread

(Reuters) – At least 73 people have been killed across Pakistan after heavy rains brought flash floods and caused homes to collapse in the Punjab and Kashmir regions, government officials said Friday. Most deaths occurred in the city of Lahore,

Heavy Rains Kill 73 in Pakistan as Floods Spread

UAE Calls for "Unified Effort" Against Militancy in Region

(Reuters) – The United Arab Emirates (UAE), one of Washington’s closest allies in the Middle East, has called for a “unified effort” to root out radical militancy in regional hotspots including Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Libya, Somalia and Afghanistan. In a statement issued on the

UAE Calls for "Unified Effort" Against Militancy in Region

DOJ Argues Against 'Right' to Lawyers for Illegals

In a remarkable admission on Wednesday, the Obama administration’s Department of Justice argued that granting a Constitutional “right” for illegal immigrant juveniles to have lawyers would make the border “completely open” for foreigners under 18 and attract even more illegal

DOJ Argues Against 'Right' to Lawyers for Illegals

Security Service Foils Two Terror Plots Against Sweden

Sweden’s Security Service confirms that two terror attacks planned by Islamists within the country have been foiled. The Local reports that “a chief operating officer of the Security Service” told Aftonbladet newspaper that the two plots were discovered via “research

Security Service Foils Two Terror Plots Against Sweden

USA Today Axes Dozens; Marched Out, Email Cut

Up to 70 veteran USA Today journalists, editors, and others were laid off Wednesday, and reports claim that the newly unemployed were “marched out by security” and within 15 minutes had their email accounts shut off. The layoffs came as

USA Today Axes Dozens; Marched Out, Email Cut

Spain Considers Banning Burqa

Spain is considering a ban on burqas as part of a new security package. Speaking in a press conference, interior minister Jorje Fernández Diaz said that now would be a good time to obtain “a level of consensus” on the

Spain Considers Banning Burqa

BBC: Al Qaeda Chief Launches South Asia Al Qaeda Wing

This article originally appeared in BBC: Al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri has announced in a videoed message the creation of an Indian branch of his militant group to “raise the flag of jihad” across South Asia. In the 55-minute video posted

BBC: Al Qaeda Chief Launches South Asia Al Qaeda Wing

France Raises Possibility of Military Action on Islamic State

(Reuters) – French President Francois Hollande raised the possibility on Wednesday of carrying out military action against Islamic State. “The head of state underlined the importance of a political, humanitarian and, if necessary, military response that respects international law,” Hollande’s

France Raises Possibility of Military Action on Islamic State

Generic Congressional Poll: Republicans Lead on Immigration

With the midterm elections a mere two months away, a new bipartisan George Washington University Battleground Poll shows noticeable movement towards the GOP. When poll respondents are asked if they will be voting for “the Republican candidate or the Democratic

Generic Congressional Poll: Republicans Lead on Immigration