Panic on TX flight as passenger yells 'You're all going to die -- Allahu Akbar'
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SPACE JUNK: German satellite to crash back to Earth
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Sarkozy raises spectre of euro, Europe destruction
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CVS pharmacy promotes flu shot propaganda using life-sized grim reapers
----Exposed: Illinois law financially penalizes public schools when vaccination rates drop below 90 percent
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Alec Baldwin mingles with protesters: 'Capitalism IS Worthwhile'
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Americans' Standard of Living Drops Sharply
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Homes Flattened as Tornado Hits Florida
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20-25 Foot Waves Forecast for ... Chicago
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Earthquakes Rumble Beneath Iceland’s Katla Volcano
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U.S. Government Refuses FOIA Request to Turn Over ‘Secret’ Interpretation of Patriot Act
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NORAD to Conduct Intercept and Identification Exercises Over Nova Scotia
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Government Cameras in Cars Could Become Reality
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Looking Ahead as Greece Prepares for the “Mother of All Strikes
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The Coming Derivatives Crisis That Could Destroy The Entire Global Financial System
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Series of earthquakes strike Big Island of Hawaii
(AP) WAIMEA, Hawaii — A 4.5-magnitude earthquake struck the north part of the Big Island on Wednesday, and the shaking was followed by a series of smaller temblors. The first quake struck 13 miles southeast of Waimea at about 2 p.m., the U.S. Geological Survey said. It was centered at a depth of 11.7 miles. About two dozen smaller quakes ranging in magnitude from 1.7 to 3.6 followed within two hours. No tsunami alert was issued and there were no immediate reports of damage. Residents across the island reported feeling light to moderate...
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Another Unusual Storm Leads to More Extremes
Countless times over the last several months unusual storms have been occurring across the World and the United States. While no single storm can be placed on Climate Change or Global Warming, it is apparent that the overall climate on Earth is changing quite drastically. Stronger than average earthquakes are occurring literally every day and scores of volcanoes are stewing waiting to blow its top. Combine all this with...
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Salmon-Killing Virus Seen for First Time in the Wild on the Pacific Coast
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SPACE JUNK: German satellite to crash back to Earth
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Sarkozy raises spectre of euro, Europe destruction
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----Exposed: Illinois law financially penalizes public schools when vaccination rates drop below 90 percent
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Alec Baldwin mingles with protesters: 'Capitalism IS Worthwhile'
/
Americans' Standard of Living Drops Sharply
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Homes Flattened as Tornado Hits Florida
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20-25 Foot Waves Forecast for ... Chicago
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Earthquakes Rumble Beneath Iceland’s Katla Volcano
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U.S. Government Refuses FOIA Request to Turn Over ‘Secret’ Interpretation of Patriot Act
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NORAD to Conduct Intercept and Identification Exercises Over Nova Scotia
/
Government Cameras in Cars Could Become Reality
/
Looking Ahead as Greece Prepares for the “Mother of All Strikes
/
The Coming Derivatives Crisis That Could Destroy The Entire Global Financial System
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Series of earthquakes strike Big Island of Hawaii
(AP) WAIMEA, Hawaii — A 4.5-magnitude earthquake struck the north part of the Big Island on Wednesday, and the shaking was followed by a series of smaller temblors. The first quake struck 13 miles southeast of Waimea at about 2 p.m., the U.S. Geological Survey said. It was centered at a depth of 11.7 miles. About two dozen smaller quakes ranging in magnitude from 1.7 to 3.6 followed within two hours. No tsunami alert was issued and there were no immediate reports of damage. Residents across the island reported feeling light to moderate...
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Christian Teacher Under Investigation For Opposing Homosexuality
/Another Unusual Storm Leads to More Extremes
Countless times over the last several months unusual storms have been occurring across the World and the United States. While no single storm can be placed on Climate Change or Global Warming, it is apparent that the overall climate on Earth is changing quite drastically. Stronger than average earthquakes are occurring literally every day and scores of volcanoes are stewing waiting to blow its top. Combine all this with...
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Salmon-Killing Virus Seen for First Time in the Wild on the Pacific Coast
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