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ABC, CBS, NBC Label UNC Shooting Possible ‘Hate Crime’

During their Wednesday night coverage of a fatal shooting of three Muslim students at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, NC, all three broadcast evening news shows — ABC’s “World News Tonight,” NBC’s “Nightly News” and CBS’s “Evening

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Dan Rather Backs NBC’s Brian Williams

Disgraced former TV news anchor Dan Rather has come to the aid of embattled NBC anchor Brian Williams, saying that Williams is an “honest man.” But Williams is caught up in a scandal of his own making after admitting to lying about being in a helicopter downed by enemy RPG fire in Iraq in 2003.

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RNC Releases 2016 Debate Schedule

 SAN DIEGO, California Friday morning at the beachside RNC Winter Meeting in San Diego, California, the Republican National Committee laid out a schedule for a limited nine sanctioned Presidential debates ranging from August 2015 through March 2016. Fox news –

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China Bars Media from Interviewing Shanghai Stampede Victims’ Families

Shanghai authorities came under heavy criticism after a stampede killed thirty-six people on New Year’s Eve. Family members of the deceased slammed the government for skimping on security at an event that attracts thousands of people. But now these family members claim the Chinese government is censoring and monitoring their moves.

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Federal Panel May Have Derailed Anti-Bullet Train Lawsuits

On Friday, the U.S. Surface Transportation Board ruled 2-1 that the California Environmental Quality Act could not be used to block the construction of the Fresno-Bakersfield segment of the California bullet train. The board nullified seven lawsuits pending against the

Federal Panel May Have Derailed Anti-Bullet Train Lawsuits

Feds Fund Earthquake Early-Warning System

Congress has allotted $5 million to the state of California to help fund the Earthquake Early Warning System, which should give up to one minute’s warning for those in metropolitan areas before the earthquake strikes.  The state has tried for

Feds Fund Earthquake Early-Warning System

New York Times: Male Workers Disappearing

The employment rate in the United States is now near the bottom of the list of developed nations, according to The New York Times. The percentage of non-working men in the 25-54 age bracket is now 16%, more than triple

New York Times: Male Workers Disappearing

Texas State Senator Files Bill to Ban Synthetic Drugs

AUSTIN, Texas — State Senator Charles Perry (R-Lubbock) has filed a bill to prohibit the sale and use of synthetic drugs in Texas. “Synthetic drugs” are chemical compounds that are designed to mimic the pharmacological effects of an illegal drug, often

Texas State Senator Files Bill to Ban Synthetic Drugs

Local Government Melts Frosty the Snowman

A 30-foot Frosty the Snowman’s chances of appearing in Pleasanton have melted away. Johnny Moore, who has planted the giant balloon for years on his Christmas tree lot near the Alameda County Fairgrounds, cannot erect the balloon on his new

Local Government Melts Frosty the Snowman

Michael Brown’s Attorneys May Sue Darren Wilson

The attorneys for Michael Brown’s family not only say they may sue Officer Darren Wilson, but are also asserting that he appears cold and without a conscience.  One attorney, Daryl Parks, stated that the family would either file a lawsuit against Brown

Michael Brown’s Attorneys May Sue Darren Wilson

Small Thanksgiving Earthquake Jolts Napa Valley

Napa Valley experienced a slight Turkey Day scare on Thursday at 12:36 p.m., when a 3.1 magnitude earthquake struck the region. The quake hit approximately five miles northeast of Sonoma at a depth of five miles, according to local CBS

Small Thanksgiving Earthquake Jolts Napa Valley