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| The latest downward slide for Girl Scouts: 'Girl' is now optional  A traditional values leader is exposing the Girl Scouts for its continued move toward far-left causes.The latest announcement, says Linda Harvey of Mission America, is that little boys from kindergarten through high school can join the Girl Scouts, if the boy considers himself a girl.
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| Protests in Baltimore over death of black man  At least 1,000 protesters in Baltimore took to the streets late Tuesday, to demonstrate against the death of Freddie Gray, whose neck was broken while in police custody. Crowds chanted "No justice! No Peace!" as they walked down the streets of the city.
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| Obama and the Media Still Hiding Immigration Agenda  Once again, the Obama administration is deceiving the courts, and the American people, about its plans for amnesty for millions of current and future illegal aliens. And to make things worse, the Trans-Pacific Partnership Treaty, for which President Obama is seeking fast-track authority, would, according to Dick Morris, writing in The Hill, "override national immigration restrictions in the name of facilitating the free flow of labor." And in this instance, whether wittingly or otherwise, Republicans are lining up to support the President in the name of free trade.
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| Will Iran receive $50B to sign deal?  Yet a new wrinkle has surfaced in the controversial nuclear deal being formulated by the US and world powers with Iran, as State Department representatives on Monday would not rule out handing the Islamic regime up to $50 billion in a "signing bonus" for agreeing to a deal.
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| Rivlin and Netanyahu refuse to meet Jimmy Carter over his 'anti-Israel stance'  President Reuven Rivlin and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have rejected a request from former U.S. President Jimmy Carter to meet during the latter's visit to Israel in the coming weeks, a senior official in Jerusalem told Haaretz.
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| Chimpanzees granted 'legal persons' status to defend their rights in court  For the first time in US history, a judge has granted two chimpanzees a petition -- through human attorneys -- to defend their rights against unlawful imprisonment, arguably bestowing the status of "legal persons" on the primates.
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