Hillary partnered with radical Alinsky group

  Saul Alinsky The exact nature and extent of Hillary Clinton’s relationship with radical community organizer Saul Alinsky has long been the subject of speculation and intrigue. The interest has been largely fueled by Clinton’s suppressed and later released 92-page senior thesis for Wellesley College offering an extensive, largely positive critique of Alinsky and his work. Now WND has found that long after Alinsky’s death in...

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Feds slam prof's ‘kill severely disabled babies’ remarks

  Peter Singer The National Council on Disability, an independent federal agency, has slammed Princeton University ethics professor Peter Singer for arguing in a radio interview that it is “reasonable” for government or private insurance companies to deny treatment to severely disabled babies. Singer contended the health-care system under President Obama’s Affordable Care Act should be more overt about rationing and that the country...

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ISIS using Baltimore riots to recruit 'dissatisfied' blacks

  TEL AVIV – ISIS is taking advantage of racial tensions in the U.S. by attempting to recruit dissatisfied Muslims among the American black population. This according to Abu Saqer, leader of Jihadiya Salafiya, an Islamist militant group in the Gaza Strip. Jihadiya Salafiya represents al-Qaida in Gaza and has made statements in support of ISIS. Saqer, speaking to WND from Gaza, would not provide further details other than to confirm...

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Prayer service returning to U.S. Capitol

  Do you think the nation’s capital could use a little help these days? Well, prayer is returning to the U.S. Capitol, which was the scene of many worship services during the early generations of the United States. And you can be part of the historic “Washington: A Man of Prayer” service Wednesday evening by signing up now with WND to view it online. The service is an effort by Rev. Dan Cummins to return prayer to the Capitol...

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Florist targeted for 'personal ruin' fights back

  Baronelle Stutzman The New York Times reported on Tuesday that Justices Ruth Ginsburg and Elena Kagan argued at the Supreme Court hearing on same-sex “marriage” that mandating that status across the nation would do no harm to traditional marriages of heterosexual couples. But they apparently didn’t address the injury it is doing to those of faith whose religious beliefs forbid them to support what the Bible describes succinctly...

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Hillary, bribes and burritos

  Hillary, bribes and burritos -NO AUTHOR- Sun, 26 Apr 2015 15:27:54 GMT...

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Baltimore siege over police-custody death

  WASHINGTON – Baltimore was under siege Saturday following a march by thousands on City Hall to protest the death of Freddie Gray, 25, who died from injuries while in police custody. Some protesters broke off from the main march, breaking police lines and trashing businesses, cars, throwing cans, bottles and trash at cops, baseball fans trying to get to the Camden Yards game between the Orioles and the Red Sox, restaurants and storefronts....

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Schlafly warns America 'may be at a breaking point already'

  Only eight short years from now, immigrants will make up a record-high 14.8 percent of the total U.S. population, and longtime conservative leader Phyllis Schlafly views the rising tide of newcomers as a purposeful attack on the country. By the nation’s own president. “It’s deliberate,” Schlafly told WND in an interview. “It’s not any accident. It’s because Obama and his friends are letting all these people in who don’t want...

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Holocaust 'an era of history ... that's coming back'

  On Holocaust Remembrance Day in 2015, there are warnings that 70 years after the horrors inflicted on Jews and others came to an end, the world really hasn’t learned its lesson – and the atrocities may be coming back. “The one thing we learn from history is that we don’t learn from history,” Mark Biltz, pastor of El Shaddai Ministries in Bonney Lake, Washington, told WND. “We are condemned to repeat history if we do not learn from...

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Showdown with feds over right to gold in ground

  In a developing story some are comparing to the Bundy Ranch standoff in Nevada, Bureau of Land Management officials and miners west of Grants Pass, Oregon, are in an impasse over who has the rights to the minerals in the ground around Galice Creek. According to the Shasta Lantern, the Sugar Pine mining claim has existed as a rightful claim since 1876 and is one of the oldest claims in the country. On March 18, the BLM issued two...

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At stake in marriage case: All sexual boundaries

  The U.S. Supreme Court soon will hear arguments in a case in which the justices, two of whom already have publicly endorsed same-sex marriage by performing ceremonies, will have an opportunity to eliminate “all sexual boundaries” and formally establish that “children are sexual from birth.” But the high court should not take that step, contends a friend-of-the-court brief filed in the marriage case that is to be heard April 28 in...

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Obama breaks vow to recognize Armenian genocide

  President Obama President Obama has broken another campaign promise by refusing to recognize the Armenian Genocide carried out by the Ottoman Turks in 1915. Experts say it’s just the latest example of the president bowing to  pressure from Islamic nations. Lawmakers from both parties have called on Obama to fulfill his campaign pledge by attending a memorial in the Armenian capital of Yerevan April 24. The president has...

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Iran nuke deal parallels Bill Clinton's failed N. Korea strategy

  WASHINGTON – Those who don’t learn from history are doomed to repeat it, goes the time-honored saying. That wisdom does not bode well for President Obama’s nuclear deal with Iran. In 1994, President Clinton said the framework of a deal reached with North Korea would lead to the end of that country’s nuclear program. 12 years later, North Korea exploded a nuclear device in an underground test. On April 2, 2015, President...

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