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Separating Church & State Money

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Separating Church & State Money
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Protesters ask Sheriff Joe Arpaio for trips to Hawaii

azfamily.com — Protesters, angry about Sheriff Arpaio's decision to send a deputy to Hawaii as part of his investigation of President Obama's birth cert... View in Crawl 4

Protesters ask Sheriff Joe Arpaio for trips to Hawaii
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Crowdsourcing (Pic)

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Crowdsourcing (Pic)
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In 1916, a circus in Tennessee sentenced an elephant to death by hanging

io9.com — In the early 1900s, it wasn't uncommon for humans to use their waxing technological prowess for the express purpose of torturing the hell out ... View in Crawl 4

In 1916, a circus in Tennessee sentenced an elephant to death by hanging
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Egos and Immorality

nytimes.com — As the role of Wall Street has become a political debate, it has been almost funny to see how thin-skinned the Masters of the Universe really are. View in Crawl 4

Egos and Immorality
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Russia Will Build a Permanent Moon Base

io9.com — We knew Russia had ambitious plans for interplanetary exploration, and on Tuesday, an announcement from the head of the country's space agency... View in Crawl 4

Russia Will Build a Permanent Moon Base
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Why Printer Ink Is The Other 'Black Gold' : NPR

npr.org — Printer ink is more expensive per unit than some pricy vintage champagnes. Robert Siegel and Audie Cornish explore why that is. View in Crawl 4

Why Printer Ink Is The Other 'Black Gold' : NPR
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Marvel Creates Deaf Superhero So Little Boy Will Wear His Hearing Aid

gizmodo.com — Marvel Comics has a new character with a unique inspiration—a little boy. Four-year-old comic book fan Anthony Smith was born without a right ear a... View in Crawl 4

Marvel Creates Deaf Superhero So Little Boy Will Wear His Hearing Aid
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Why Cable News Makes You Less Informed

modernman.com — If you want to keep up with world events, Fox News and MSNBC are the worst places to go for information — and you may be surprised by the best. View in Crawl 4

Why Cable News Makes You Less Informed
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Marijuana Is Real Medicine for a Long List of Ills

phoenixnewtimes.com — Marijuana keeps Craig Rodgers alive. With his muscular physique and energetic, fast-talking personality, the 36-year-old Las Vegas resident seems t... View in Crawl 4

Marijuana Is Real Medicine for a Long List of Ills
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An Obama Spending Spree? Hardly (CHART)

tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com — A dominant theme of the national political discourse has been the crushing spending spree the U.S. has ostensibly embarked on during the Obama pres... View in Crawl 4

An Obama Spending Spree? Hardly (CHART)
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Survey: NPR’s listeners best-informed, Fox viewers worst-informed | Poynter.

poynter.org — People who watch MSNBC and CNN exclusively can answer more questions about domestic events than people who watch no news at all. People who only wa... View in Crawl 4

Survey: NPR’s listeners best-informed, Fox viewers worst-informed | Poynter.
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Gun Deaths Exceed Motor Vehicle Deaths in 10 States

huffingtonpost.com — Each day, how many motor vehicles do you see or actually use? You probably couldn't keep track. Now, how about guns. How many do you see or ac... View in Crawl 4

Gun Deaths Exceed Motor Vehicle Deaths in 10 States
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The Right-Wing Billionaires Behind Mitt Romney

rollingstone.com — Presidential politics has always been a rich man's game. But now, thanks to the Supreme Court ruling in Citizens United that upended decades o... View in Crawl 4

The Right-Wing Billionaires Behind Mitt Romney
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What Exactly is Quicksand?

mentalfloss.com — Quicksand is a staple hazard of adventure movies, TV shows and video games. Whenever a minor character needs to be killed off quickly, the hero nee... View in Crawl 4

What Exactly is Quicksand?
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