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| Landon Knepp
US-LIBYA-ATTACKS-CONGRESS-CLINTON
She has believed some crazy things over the years
| Gabe Finger
Bill Ayers
Obama should 'absolutely' be put on trial for war crimes, he says
| Taylor Bigler
Katy Perry
Perry says that she hasn't heard from her ex since then
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Editor, DownsizingGovernment.org
Farm subsidies damage the economy, hurt the environment, and are grossly unfair.
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President, NumbersUSA
Rubio's aide recently told journalist Ryan Lizza that some Americans "can’t cut it," sparking controversy.
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Contributor
In his new tell-all, James O'Keefe explains his daring approach to journalism and politics.
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Constitutional Lawyer
Paul's Fourth Amendment Restoration Act would protect telephone metadata from Big Brother.
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Member, Concerned Veterans for America
The VA's claims backlog has increased by more than 2,000 percent since 2009, when Shinseki became VA secretary.
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60 Plus Association
The tax was enacted in 1916 to help finance World War I.
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Freelance Writer
The decision to arm the Syrian citizenry highlights the Obama administration's warped view on the right to bear arms.
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Member of Congress (R-UT)
The State Department had more than enough money to secure the Benghazi consulate; it just chose to spend the money on other things.
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President and CEO, Consumer Electronics Association
If we're not careful, red tape will stifle the technology's development.
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Research Fellow, Marilyn Ware Center for Security Studies
Would a hero leave the country with four laptops full of national security secrets?
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Author, "The History & Future of Medical Technology"
The variety of people who support government surveillance of the entire US population and the arguments they make to justify it are disturbing.

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Research Fellow, The Heritage Foundation
GOP leaders are too eager to pass the farm bill.
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President, Garage Flooring LLC
Complying with the law will be extremely difficult and expensive.
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Director of Research, The Heartland Institute
It matters because of its implications for the role of government in our lives.
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Freelance Writer
Government overreach is the cause of distrust and cynicism, not the result of it.
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Research Fellow, The Heartland Institute
The trillion-dollar bill will subsidize the farms of millionaires and billionaires.
| Greg Campbell
636-cash-ap
'I am treating this money as an anonymous contribution'
| Alec Hill
Lonnie Snowden
'I just ask that you ... not release any more information'
| Patrick Howley
World leaders share a "tense" conversation
| Josh Peterson
Hong Kong Surveillance.JPEG
'All of it: IPs, raw data, content, headers, attachments, everything'
| Keep Food Affordable
One organization is standing up to big government and working to keep the Egg Bill off the Farm Bill. Keep Food Affordable (KFA) is a coalition that brings together consumers, farmers and food security organizations to support policies and practices that will allow America’s farmers to produce food safely, efficiently and without any unnecessary financial burdens so that all Americans can have access to safe and affordable food.
Congress considering an unfunded mandate on American farmers as it debates Farm Bill
| Patrick Howley
Hasan Rowhani in June. Getty Images.
Elizabeth Palmer discusses Iran's "conservative" new president
| Alec Hill
Barack Obama
Obama 'deepened and expanded abusive programs,' he says
| Neil Munro
42 percent: Obama agrees with their views on the size and power of the government
| Michael Bastasch
Solyndra
Lawmakers argue Solyndra, Abound Solar bad deal for taxpayers
| Josh Peterson
APTOPIX Hong Kong NSA Surveillance
Snowden called the accusations a "predictable smear" "intended to distract from the issue of U.S. government misconduct."
| Taylor Bigler
The rapper was filmed stepping on the flag while filming the music video for 'God Bless Amerika'
| Sarah Hofmann
Parents are paying $43,000 per year to have their kids go to this school
| Caroline May
Carmen Landau
Doctor returned to the U.S. planning to advocate for universal health care
| Associated Press
The justices voted 7-2 to throw out Arizona's voter-approved requirement
| Eva Cover
Scientists upset (of course)
| Giuseppe Macri
Congresswoman Shot Anniversary
'I don't think collecting millions and millions of Americans phone calls ... is making us any safer'
| Taylor Bigler
'Curb Your Enthusiasm' and 'Arrested Development' comedian Jeff Garlin arrested on felony vandalism charge
| Jamie Weinstein
Alan Grayson smiles. Photo: Bill Clark, Getty Images
Jorge Bonilla says Grayson 'goes into all this bombast and all this blabber'
| Taylor Bigler
'We need to try to figure out how to create education better'
| Alexis Levinson
Tea party activist David Adams and potato chips. Facebook
McConnell campaign, tea party activist publicly spar over primary challenge
| Michael Bastasch
Grenada Caribbean Climate Change
Cooling trends potentially harmful to marine life
| Grae Stafford
'People want to vote for a bill that fixes immigration'
| Taylor Bigler
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West
Possibly
| Robby Soave
710 The Hamptons
'That's getting to be a little too sexy even for me'
| Alexis Levinson
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'I don't see any way of bringing an immigration bill to the floor that doesn't have a majority support of Republicans.'
| Eric Owens
Jared Marcum NRA shirt. Photo: WOWK via YouTube screenshot
'Every aspect of this is just totally wrong'
| Richard Thompson
Obama G8 Summit
Lough Erne Declaration calls it a 'scourge'
| Greg Campbell
Magpul
Company makes limited amount of 40-round mags available to Colo. residents
| Paxton Delany
Crushing the opposition
| Associated Press
Gen. Keith B. Alexander, director of the National Security Agency and head of the U.S. Cyber Command testifies on Capitol Hill in Washington, Wednesday, June 12, 2013, before the Senate Appropriations Committee, his first public appearance since revelations that the electronic surveillance agency is sweeping up Americans' phone and Internet records in its quest to investigate terrorist threats. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
NSA head says controversial surveillance is key
| Jeff Poor
Bachmann618
Says House Speaker will circumvent 'Hastert Rule' in conference committee process
| Caitlin McClure
'Whatever you want to do with it'
| Caroline May
Senator Ted Cruz speaks to members of the Faith and Freedom Coalition at the "Road to Majority" conference at Capitol Hill on July 13, 2013. (Credit: Sarah Harvard/Daily Caller)
'He has become the pre-eminent rising conservative in Texas'
| Associated Press
In a May 9, 2012 photo, Capt. Sara Rodriguez of the 101st Airborne Division inserts an IV line during the expert field medical badge testing at Fort Campbell, Ky. Female soldiers are moving into new jobs in once all-male units as the U.S. Army breaks down formal barriers in recognition of what's already happened in wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. (AP Photo/Kristin M. Hall)
Plan will open up SEALs and Rangers to women
| Michael Bastasch
Oil Pipeline Protest
Sierra Club hails country's environmental policies
| Elizabeth Dorton
A new app will pay you to rat on others! Just photograph an illegally parked car and "get rewarded!" Photo: Flickr/Shamello
You'll now get paid to tattle!
| Associated Press
U.S. to start meetings with the Taliban, in relation to a new political office in Qatar.
Taliban officials may be opening up a Doha political office soon
| Josh Peterson
APTOPIX Hong Kong NSA Surveillance
Currently hiding out in Hong Kong as US pursues criminal investigation
| Matt K. Lewis
Elbert Guillory
'The individual must be free ... free from government control'
| Jeff Poor
'Morning Joe' co-hosts Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough spar over government privacy concerns
| Josh Peterson
Charlie Rose Obama image
'The NSA cannot listen to your telephone calls, and the NSA cannot target your emails'
| Caroline May
Barack Obama
Food stamp costs have doubled since 2008, quadrupled since 2001
| Josh Peterson
Janet Napolitano, AP
Pending bill would give Homeland Security domestic spying capabilities similar to the National Security Agency's
| Elizabeth Dorton
The suspension of two students involved in pencil 'gunplay' prompted the school board to review their zero-tolerance policy. (Photo: Getty Images)
Reviews gun policy after suspending kids for pencil 'gunplay'
| Alec Hill
'I don't know why those states keep popping up on my schedule'
| Taylor Bigler
Rapper claims he did not intentionally walk all over the American flag
| Taylor Bigler
Something off the coast of Thailand, perhaps?
| Charles Rollet
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'I feel like my son's civil rights were violated'
| Neil Munro
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Islamist militia says they're ditching al-Qaida
| Robby Soave
A tea party demonstration. Emmanuel Dunand/AFP/Getty.
'Universities love spending their time and our taxpayer dollars trying to prove the white man is racist'
| Jamie Weinstein
Hasan Rowhani
The new Iranian president is just like a tea partier right? Come on guys, right?
| Alexis Levinson
Hillary Clinton
Was an early endorser of Obama in 2008
| Patrick Howley
President Obama meets with Albanian Socialist politician in San Francisco. Facebook
'Has there been a conspiracy to circumvent U.S. election laws?'
| Michael Bastasch
Farm Progress
'There's no redeeming quality to this piece of legislation'
| Alex Pappas
Rand Paul Cant Be Trusted
'I'm not a gotcha journalist'
| Alex Pappas
US Syria.JPEG
51 percent of Americans say the issue is 'very important' to the nation
| Eric Owens
June Atkinson. Image: press photo from ncpublicschools.org
'Let's position North Carolina to be a more attractive state for new teachers'
| Ariel Cohen
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'And they're wondering perhaps if Northern Ireland can achieve peace we can too. So you're their blueprint to follow'
| Elizabeth Dorton
US-VOTE-2012-DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
ABC News report 'totally and completely inaccurate'
| Robby Soave
People look at properties destroyed during Hurricane Sandy on Oct. 30, 2012 in the Rockaway section of the Queens borough of New York City. Credit: Spencer Platt/Getty Images News/Getty Images
Union bosses threaten Hurricane Sandy cleanup contractors, their families
| Neil Munro
Pablo Martinez Monsivais / AP
'No decisions are being made without talking to us about it'
| Taylor Bigler
Lindsay mills cupcakes
'Unfortunately, the mainstream media now seems far more interested in...what my girlfriend looks like'
| Alexis Levinson
South Carolina 2016 Ted Cruz
Cruz aims to 'close this hole in fed statutory law'
| Caitlin McClure
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