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California's budget problems linger while many other states shape up


The pile-on was in full effect within hours of Gov. Jerry Brown's announcement this week that California's budget deficit had grown to $15.7 billion, with The Week giving its national audience a summary of the Golden State'sfinancial...

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Obama panders to Hollywood on gay marriage


President Barack Obama has changed his mind about same-sex marriage again, partly after discussing the issue with his daughters Malia, 13, and Sasha, 10. Nice. Now we wait for the Congressional Medal of Honor to be awarded to the “awesome cute guy” fr...

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Women stand to lose most in Arab Spring


The monthly journal Foreign Policy recently published an essay by Mona Eltahawy titled “Why Do They Hate Us?” Eltahawy is an American of Egyptian origin, a graduate from the American University in Cairo with a master’s degree in journalism, who publis...

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Pentagon Study Says China Military Getting Stronger


Chinese leaders, the report asserted, view this as a time to “focus on internal development while avoiding direct confrontation,” although they expect tension, competition, and territorial flare-ups from time to time, and they do not expect the status...

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Mayor gets props for popping up at anti-homophobia event


TORONTO -- Councillor Kristyn Wong-Tam dropped off a personal note of thanks to Mayor Rob Ford Friday for his attendance at an anti-homophobia flag raising a day earlier. "He gets a lot of flak, we may not always agree politically on every single t...

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Serious charge against Spiceman dropped


The spice has been taken out of the notorious “Spiceman” case. The most serious charge against Naveen Polapady – administering a noxious substance – was dropped Friday. The popular Annex area restaurateur gained the Spiceman nickname after allegedly t...

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Cry me an ocean: Proposed changes to EI perturb Atlantic Canada


The debate over proposed changes to the $22-billion employment insurance system – which could force people to move to where the jobs are and penalize repeat claimants – has created a stir across the country, but nowhere more so than out east. In A...

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Witness: Trayvon Martin 'wrestled' killer Zimmerman


According to a new witness, the 17-year-old overpowered George Zimmerman for at least part of their struggle and pinned him to the ground in moments before the killing. "Where I first walked out there, the black guy was on top and the only reaso...

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Is Tim Tebow already winning New York Jets' starting job?


The playful jabs started from five, maybe six, lockers away. New York Jets linebacker Bart Scott began digging into quarterback Tim Tebow, pestering him in a style that sent a jolt of hilarity through those close enough to witness the exchange. The fir...

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France will press ahead with Afghan withdrawal


The Socialist's promise to remove France's 3,500 troops two years earlier than other Nato allies has caused alarm in Washington, which fears it could trigger other European countries to withdraw. Speaking after their first meeting in the O...

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Anti-Khadr posters return to Toronto neighbourhood


TORONTO - A picturesque street in east-end Toronto has been plastered with posters to warn residents that terrorist Omar Khadr will soon be returning to live in the neighbourhood. The home of Khadr's grandfather has been the centre of attention by...

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Michael J. Fox Looks Past Stem Cells to Internet for Parkinson's Cure


Michael J. Fox, whose turn from Parkinson’s disease patient to scientific crusader made him one of the country’s most visible advocates for stem cell research, now believes the controversial therapy may not ultimately yield a cure for his disease, he...

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Supreme Court vacancy gives Harper chance to appoint majority of justices


A vacancy has opened at the Supreme Court of Canada, giving Prime Minister Stephen Harper the opportunity to appoint a majority of the court’s justices. Madam Justice Marie Deschamps announced Friday that she is leaving the court at the relative young...

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Romney’s Favorables Rising Despite Attacks


“I hope that our campaigns can respectively be about the future and about issues and about a vision for America. I’ve been disappointed in the president’s campaign to date, which is focused on character assassination.”

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Obama's wicked marriage proposal


It's one thing to be a hypocrite, which Mr. Obama has been for years. Since he began pretending to oppose the redefinition of marriage but refusing to defend the federal Defense of Marriage Act while homosexualizing the military. It's quite ano...

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Hockey Night in Canada’s days may be numbered


These are trying times for Hockey Night In Canada. No Canadian teams left in the playoffs, diminished advertising revenues as a result, and the prospect of negotiating a new national TV and digital rights contract in the next two years. The Canadian NH...

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Openly Carrying Marine Vet Excluded from Voting Booths, For No Real Reason


A former Marine, Edinger carries a firearm with him just about wherever he goes. Indiana law lets him do that, of course, as long as he stays out of places like schools and courthouses where the law very clearly prohibits it. When Edinger wanted to vot...

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New French president wastes no time in bowing down to Islam – BANS PORK from Presidential Elysee...


And you thought Sarkozy was an Islamopanderer. Not even in office for a week and Francois Hollande has banned all dishes containing pork products from all government offices, in deference to France’s demanding and perpetually offended Muslim populatio...

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Evidence photos show bloodied Zimmerman, gun, more


A treasure trove of evidence was released today in the Zimmerman case. Please make special note of the embroidery on the back of Zimmerman's sweatshirt. Love it!

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What would a Canada of 100 million feel like?


Whenever Canada’s ideal population is studied, the 100-million figure comes up. In 1968, a group of scholars, policy advocates and business leaders formed the Mid-Canada Development Corridor Foundation, which argued that a population of at least 100 mi...

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McGuinty Raises Taxes Again: ON tradespeople face fee hike under proposed changes


LONDON, ON -- Electricians, plumbers and other tradespeople would pay up to 10 times more for annual licences under proposed changes to the way trades are regulated in Ontario. The steep increases are needed to finance a new governing body for tradespe...

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Communist Party Endorses Obama For 2012


It may be early in the campaign season, but the Communist Party USA already has seen fit to endorse Barack Obama for the 2012 election. While noting he is disappointed with "some aspects" of the Obama administration's domestic and foreign...

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Redford challenges Mulcair to visit Alberta’s oil sands


Alberta Premier Alison Redford has a message for Thomas Mulcair: her door is open, but visit the oil sands first. Ms. Redford once again fired back at the Official Opposition Leader Thursday amid a brewing battle between him and the western provinces....

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Cops, Witnesses Back Up George Zimmerman's Version of Trayvon Martin Shooting


Two police reports written the night that George Zimmerman shot Trayvon Martin said that Zimmerman had a bloody face and nose, according to police reports made public today. The reports also note that two witness accounts appear to back up Zimmerman...

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Last-minute appeal launched in Quebec's anti-strike law


QUEBEC CITY - Opposition parties and moderate students banded together on the eve of a marathon legislature session, urging Premier Jean Charest to scuttle a special law aimed at stopping striking students. The news conference included the leaders of t...

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Keep sex and government separate


There's a difference between arguing you don't think the government should be in the business of something and arguing you think something should be banned from society. A huge difference. It's a shame so few people understand this. In Wedn...

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UN broadens anti-Canada offensive


OTTAWA - Conservative cabinet ministers have started a food fight with a United Nations food rights envoy over his warning Canada is flunking international obligations by failing to prevent hunger and obesity nationwide. On Wednesday, UN special right-...

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Top court to decide if docs can pull plug on life support


OTTAWA - The Supreme Court of Canada has agreed to hear arguments in December on whether doctors can pull the plug on a comatose patient's life-support system without the family's consent. The case centres around 60-year-old Hassan Rasouli, wh...

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TTC reviewing anti-Khadr posters


TORONTO -- The Toronto Transit Commision (TTC) is reviewing a second proposal by a group wanting to place posters on the subway to warn of terrorist Omar Khadr's impending return to his native Scarborough, Ont. The TTC earlier this month refused a...

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