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Free Speech Rights Not Guaranteed in \'Public\' Online Spaces
Rant all you want in a public park. A police officer generally won\'t eject you for your remarks alone, however unpopular or provocative. Say it on the Internet, and you\'ll find that free speech and other constitutional rights are anything but guaranteed.\\r\\r
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United Arab Emirates To Cancel All Of Iraq\'s $7B Debt
The president of the United Arab Emirates has agreed to cancel all of Iraq\'s debts to the country, an official government source said.
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America\'s Drug War: The Last White Hope
This is a disturbing look at the failing war on drugs in America and the motives behind it. Follow a money trail that leads back to private prisons and small town racism. De-criminalization does not mean legalization! End the madness.
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FedEx goofs on 200lb marijuana delivery
Oops! Federal Express accidentally delivered 200lbs of pot to the wrong person in Baltimore, and the recipient tipped off police. Cops then posed as FedEx agents when making the drop-off to the original recipient, who was promptly busted. The sender, however, has not been identified.
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Holocaust survivor abused by Israeli security.
How dare you question our actions you \"self-hating\" Jew.
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Man rips head from Hitler wax figure in Berlin
BERLIN (Reuters) - A man tore the head from a controversial waxwork figure of Adolf Hitler on the opening day of Berlin\'s Madame Tussauds museum on Saturday, police said. Just minutes after the museum opened, the 41-year-old German man pushed aside...
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F*CK VIACOM!
Philip DeFranco talks about Viacom and Fireworks.....
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Al Qaeda Expanding Recruitment Of Children
Al Qaeda has successfully established a network for recruiting boys as young as 12 from across central Asia as it seeks new volunteers to enlarge its team of prospective suicide bombers and militants fighters, senior security officials from the Middle East have revealed to CBS News.
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General: Attack on Iran would trigger war
Any strike against Iran\'s nuclear facilities would be regarded as the beginning of war, a senior Iranian military official says.
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UK Identifies Russia as Biggest Threat After Iran & Al-Qaeda
Britain’s security services have identified Russia as the third most serious threat facing the country, it has emerged before Gordon Brown’s first meeting with President Medvedev. Security officials say that only al-Qaeda terrorism and Iranian nuclear proliferation are greater menaces to the country’s safety than Russia.
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Five to face Concorde crash trial
US airline Continental and five people will stand trial over the 2000 Concorde crash near Paris which killed 113 people, French judicial officials say.
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Colombia rescues Betancourt, 3 US hostages
* Betancourt, 3 Americans, 11 other hostages rescued * Military infiltrated, tricked guerrillas * U.S. ex-hostages land in United States By Hugh Bronstein BOGOTA, July 2 (Reuters) - Colombian politician Ingrid Betancourt and three U.S. hostages held...
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Canadians First to IIlustrate Lyme Disease Bacterium
Canadian researchers are the first in the world to use high-resolution, 3-D imaging to create dramatic new footage of the bacterium that causes Lyme disease as it moves through the bloodstream of a living host.
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Teen avoids prison time in sister\'s \'Mortal Kombat\' death
Seventeen-year-old Heather Trujillo was given an 18-year suspended sentence in the death of 7-year-old Zoe Garcia. However, she must spend six years in the youth offender program. If she does not violate the terms of her plea deal, she will not have to spend any time in prison.
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\"Pentagon Warns Against Israeli Attack on Iran\"
Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Adm. Mike Mullen, who was in Israel over the weekend, issued a strong warning today about the dangers of a military attack on Iran.
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Just In: Iran Considering Suspending Nuclear Program
UNITED NATIONS --Story developing Iran\'s senior diplomat said Tuesday that Tehran was seriously considering a new offer from six world powers to resolve the dispute over its nuclear program, and he praised the package as `constructive.\'\' The unusually positive remarks by Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki to a small group of reporters raised hope.
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Who was more important Darwin or Lincoln?
How\'s this for a coincidence? Charles Darwin and Abraham Lincoln were born in the same year, on the same day: Feb. 12, 1809. As historical facts go, it amounts to little more than a footnote.
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Bush\'s Economic Package Helps Americans Watch More Porn
When President Bush announced his economic stimulus in January, he bragged that his package was the “right size” and would “boost” the economy. It sure has led to “higher consumer spending,” but not where Bush had probably hoped. The adult pornography industry reports that has seen a huge uptick in business thanks to Bush’s package.
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10 Things You Can Like About $4 Gas
Why the rise in gas prices is a good thing for Americans.
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Waterboarding: \'Believe Me, It\'s Torture\'
What more can be added to the debate over U.S. interrogation methods, and whether waterboarding is torture? Try firsthand experience. Christopher Hitchens undergoes the controversial drowning technique, at the hands of men who once trained American soldiers to resist—not inflict—it.
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