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CNNMoney | If the service doesn't cut costs and Congress fails to act, it's going to be in the same dire straits as Greece.

Fox News | Fox expo on 9/11 victims. A better, probing documentary on 9/11 responders fighting for their rights is Truth Rising: 9/11 Chronicles.

Third Age | The "$4.3 billion 9/11 health program [will] include people with 50 types of cancer, covering 14 broad categories of the disease."

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Thomas DiLorenzo | Such talk is bound to get "Jeb" what he wants.

Charles Q. Choi | Woolly mammoths (Mammuthus primigenius) wandered the planet for about 250,000 year.

reuters.com | Men were arrested after buying what they believed to be C-4 explosives and two explosive devises for $900 from an undercover FBI agent.

Thermal imaging neighborhoods: Reason Magazine: Public Defender in GA: Cops Can't Use Thermal Images of Possible Grow Lights For Search Warrants by Matthew Feeney:

A public defender in Georgia is hoping to have his client's case dismissed by a Georgia Superior Court after claiming that evidence against his client was illegally obtained. James Brundgie has been charged with the manufacture of marijuana, possession with intent to distribute, and possession of a controlled substance after a judge approved a warrant to search his property after thermal imaging detected a 'hot spot' in his garage. If the search warrant is upheld it will be a worrying precedent to set as police forces and other agencies will be able to justify thermal imaging of entire neighborhoods in search of similar 'hot spots'.

The public defender, Benjamin Pearlman, is rightly arguing that the warrant should never have been issued as Georgia law states that a warrant may not be issued 'for anything other than physical, tangible evidence.' It is hard to see exactly how a thermal scan fits into the category of physical or tangible evidence.

While state law may say "tangible evidence," the Fourth Amendment is not so limited, so this is a state law argument only.

Kurt Nimmo | The CIA is the largest and most successful drug dealer in the world.

London Express | A new poll showed more than 80 per cent of voters are crying out for a referendum.

RT | As Eurozone tries to keep the single currency afloat, one Irish town is banking on the past, to turn a profit.

Times of India | The Vatican is about to "indirectly recognize" Israel's annexation of East Jerusalem.

Zen Gardner | We’re surrounded by technology that far surpasses what has been introduced into the mass mind.

foxnews.com | Russia allegedly sending attack helicopters to Syrian President Bashar Assad's regime.

Infowars.com | Sounds like Africans in Israel need their own version of La Raza.

Reuters | "New cash-gathering tool in this election year's race to raise unprecedented amounts."

Infowars.com | "Any idea why I stopped you today? That's okay; if you have $50 we can get this all taken care of right here, right now."

Infowars.com | Drones over America is a disaster waiting to happen.

Steve Watson | Slams mainstream media as "hired guns to push an agenda".

Think Progress | Governor Scott wants an honest, fair election; pushes to purge non-citizens from Florida voting rolls, but faces opposition.