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'Depressing' Drought Killing Businesses Near Dry Folsum Lake

California’s drought has been negatively affecting businesses throughout the Golden State, particularly in Folsom Lake, where water levels have shrunken so much that the area which should be bustling with beach-goers and water sport enthusiasts resembles a desert, resulting in

'Depressing' Drought Killing Businesses Near Dry Folsum Lake

La Raza Pres Urges Obama to Expand Temp Amnesty Program

On the second anniversary of President Barack Obama’s Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, the President and CEO of La Raza called for Obama to expand the program with another executive amnesty. Janet Murguia said DACA has been a

La Raza Pres Urges Obama to Expand Temp Amnesty Program

Hezbollah: Islamic State is a 'Monster' Threatening Gulf

(Reuters) – The Hezbollah leader described the radical Islamist movement that has seized large areas of Iraq and Syria as a growing “monster” that could threaten Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and other Gulf states, according to an interview printed on

Hezbollah: Islamic State is a 'Monster' Threatening Gulf

U.S. Seeking European Arms, Ammunition for Kurds

(Reuters) – The United States is asking European countries to supply arms and ammunition to Kurdish forces fighting jihadists of the Islamic State in Iraq, U.S. and European officials said, signaling a widening of the international role in the conflict.

U.S. Seeking European Arms, Ammunition for Kurds

Syrian Troops Seize Contested Damascus Suburb

BEIRUT (AP) — Syrian government troops captured a fiercely contested suburb of the capital Thursday after five months of heavy fighting, flushing rebels from their last hideouts and quickly moving to crush pockets of resistance in the surrounding countryside, activists

Syrian Troops Seize Contested Damascus Suburb

China Faces Credit Crunch as Lending Falls 86%

China’s National Bureau of Statistics revealed data on August 13th that the nation’s credit plunged by a dramatic and wildly unexpected 86% in July, down to the slowest pace since the 2008 bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers and the start of the

China Faces Credit Crunch as Lending Falls 86%

New Media Pushing GOP Candidates to Campaign Against Amnesty

Despite what the D.C. consultants and establishment have been whispering to them, Republican candidates are finding out that voters are against illegal immigration the more they learn about the issue.  And more Republicans–even those from states far from the border–are

New Media Pushing GOP Candidates to Campaign Against Amnesty

WHO: Ebola Cases Number in West Africa Climb to 1,975

Geneva, August 13 (QNA) – The number of reported Ebola cases in West Africa has climbed to 1,975, the World Health Organization WHO said Wednesday. Among these patients, 1,069 have died in the four affected countries – Guinea, Liberia, Nigeria

WHO: Ebola Cases Number in West Africa Climb to 1,975

Bing West: How to Defeat the Islamic State

Marine combat veteran Bing West explains how to defeat our enemies in today’s National Review. We reprint here. By pulling our forces out of Iraq in 2011, Mr. Obama claimed, he “ended the war.” Three years later, the winner of

Bing West: How to Defeat the Islamic State

Body of American Found in Suitcase in Bali

(Reuters) – The body of an American tourist from Chicago has been found stuffed into a suitcase in Indonesia’s resort island of Bali and the victim’s daughter and her boyfriend have been arrested for what police suspect was a gruesome

Body of American Found in Suitcase in Bali

Canadian Sect Leaders Face New Polygamy Charges

VANCOUVER (Reuters) – A Canadian prosecutor has approved criminal charges against four members of an isolated polygamous community in British Columbia nearly three years after the province’s Supreme Court upheld a ban on plural marriages. British Columbia’s Ministry of Justice

Canadian Sect Leaders Face New Polygamy Charges

Sarah Palin: Exec Amnesty Betrays Minority Workers

On Wednesday, former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin said that President Barack Obama’s potential executive amnesty will decimate American workers who are struggling in Obama’s economy, especially minorities who powered Obama to the presidency. “This issue of middle class wage stagnation

Sarah Palin: Exec Amnesty Betrays Minority Workers

5 Reasons There Won't Be an Ebola Outbreak in the US

Despite the media furor surrounding the outbreak of Ebola virus in Africa – and despite the repeated testing throughout the United States and Europe of travelers arriving from Africa – worries about an Ebola outbreak in America are wildly overblown.

5 Reasons There Won't Be an Ebola Outbreak in the US

BBC: WHO Says Kenya at High Risk for Ebola Outbreak

This article first appeared at BBC: The World Health Organization (WHO) has classified Kenya as a “high-risk” country for the spread of the deadly Ebola virus. Kenya was vulnerable because it was a major transport hub, with many flights from

BBC: WHO Says Kenya at High Risk for Ebola Outbreak

In Border Town, Locals Eye Scottish Independence Warily

In England’s most northerly town, local people are looking over the border to Scotland and worrying about what would happen if it votes for independence next month. Berwick-upon-Tweed changed hands between England and Scotland 13 times in medieval border wars

In Border Town, Locals Eye Scottish Independence Warily

Study: You Have 'Near-Zero' Impact on U.S. Policy

A startling new political science study concludes that corporate interests and mega wealthy individuals control U.S. policy to such a degree that “the preferences of the average American appear to have only a minuscule, near-zero, statistically non-significant impact upon public

Study: You Have 'Near-Zero' Impact on U.S. Policy