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While there are plenty of Bible verses to mention while discussing immigration, President Obama on Tuesday quoted one which isn't so great, mainly because it's not real. "The good book says don't throw stones at glass ho...
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A dying young woman's last words to firefighters may help solve her killing. Mississippi authorities are looking for evidence and witnesses in the burning death Saturday night of Panola County 19-year-old Jessica Chamber...
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Inhumane Scenes From the C.I.A.'s Prisons

The New Yorker - 10 Dec 2014 01:09
There is a tape recording somewhere, unless the Central Intelligence Agency has destroyed it, that captures the sound of a man named Nazar Ali crying. He was a prisoner in a secret C.I.A. prison, in a foreign country whe...
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High Yield Grandma: How One Retiree Earns 8% On Her $3 Million Nest Egg Jane Freeman Age: 68 Naples, Fla. Day Job: Retired attorney Strategy: Income stocks Ten-year Average Return: 7.7% Top Picks: Enterprise Products Partners (EPD); Williams Partners (WPZ) In 2004, at age 58, doctors told at...
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Winter Storm Hits Northeast With Flood Concerns and Travel Delays Snow and rain expected across the region through Thursday
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Yesterday's news that a Harvard Business School professor spent the better part of a few days berating a mom-and-pop Chinese restaurant over $4 didn't sit well with current HBS students.
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Iraq presses Hagel for more strikes on ISIL

Al Jazeera English - 10 Dec 2014 05:53
PM Haider al-Abbadi tells US Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel that Baghdad needs more military aid in fight against ISIL.
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Steve Bell on the Senate report on CIA torture - cartoon Continue reading...
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CIA Torture Report: Did Bush And Cheney Lie?

IBTimes - 10 Dec 2014 01:30
A CIA torture report released Tuesday found that the agency misled Bush administration officials about the efficiency of enhanced interrogation techniques such as waterboarding, and that the officials, including then-Pre...
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The architects behind the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency's brutal torture program were two retired Air Force psychologists considered masters in the art of coercion. Jim E. Mitchell, 63, and Bruce Jessen, 65, were paid...
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Sen. Kirk: Senate staffers who released CIA torture report 'little zombies' Sen. Mark Kirk on Wednesday condemned the Democratic staffers on the Senate Intelligence Committee as "little zombies" reaching up from their "political graves" and said panel's report on the CIA's harsh interrogations o...
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Leaked Sony emails insult Angelina Jolie, Adam Driver In the latest fallout from the cyber-attack saga that’s enveloping Sony Pictures, leaked emails published by Gawker reveal a nasty exchange between studio co-chairman Amy Pascal and producer Scott Rudin, and an ugly ba...
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Policeman fired over child sex abuse

BBC - 10 Dec 2014 11:18
Policeman fired over child sex abuse A Cambridgeshire police officer is sacked for gross misconduct after admitting a string of serious sex offences against a child.
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UN diplomats say report cites increased Iranian purchases for reactor that could make bombs
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California man gets 6 months in jail for stealing part from car actor Paul Walker died in
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UK royals lay 9/11 flowers

CNN - 10 Dec 2014 02:08
UK royals lay 9/11 flowers Britain's Prince William and Kate left flowers at one of the reflecting pools during their visit to the 9/11 Memorial and Museum Tuesday morning, both pausing to reflect as somber skies and pouring rain marked the occasi...
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Egypt's Rights Groups View Report on CIA Torture With Weary Familiarity It's a reminder of Egypt's past as a home for "outsourced" torture -- and its present regime's alleged use of the same kinds of practices
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Kenyan minister denies police 'death squads'

Al Jazeera English - 10 Dec 2014 01:40
Government spokesman rejects Al Jazeera investigation into extrajudicial killings of suspected "Muslim radicals".
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VIDEO: Cameron: 'Torture is always wrong' Following the release of a report on CIA interrogation techniques in the years after the 9/11 attacks, the UK Prime Minister David Cameron said it was important to be clear that torture is wrong.
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Japan secrecy law takes effect amid protests

Al Jazeera English - 10 Dec 2014 01:38
Critics say law imposing lengthy prison terms on anyone leaking state secrets will limit press freedom.
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When did 'die-ins' become a form of protest? Previous generations had sit-ins. When did it change?
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$82,000 stolen from nonprofit paid for plastic surgery, trips, Victoria's Secret: prosecutors A Gold Coast woman who was the human resources director for a social justice nonprofit stole more than $82,000 from the agency over five years, using the money for items such as plastic surgery, overseas trips and clothi...
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