Excitement, Apprehension Build As Scotland Prepares for Vote on Independence
For Scots, Wednesday was a day of excitement, apprehension, and a flood of final appeals before a big decision.
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Facebook Deletes Profiles of Drag Queens; LGBT Community Outraged
San Francisco drag queens are sparring with Facebook over its policy requiring people to use their real names, rather than drag names such as Pollo Del Mar and Heklina. But the world’s biggest social network is not budging from its rules.
Democrats Turn on Debbie Wasserman Schultz
She’s become a liability to the DNC, and even to her own prospects, critics say.
House Approves Ron Paul’s ‘Audit the Fed’ Bill
Former Rep. Ron Paul’s push to audit the Federal Reserve got another boost Wednesday when the House passed the bill with the biggest margin ever.
Illegal Alien Frenzy: Border Rush in Advance of U.S. Crackdown
The summer lull in illegal border crossings from Mexico is about to give way to a rush of even more immigrants in a frenzy of fear that Washington is about to shut the door.
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Citing security threat, Obama expands U.S. role fighting Ebola.
How Will the U.S. Decide Which Syrian Rebels to Arm?
Identifying “moderate” groups to train and equip will be exceedingly difficult.
Top General says Half of Iraqi Army Incapable of Working with US Against ISIS
The U.S. military’s top officer said Wednesday that almost half of Iraq’s army is incapable of working against the Islamic State militant group.
Armored Vehicle, Grenade Launchers At Disposal Of LA Public School Police Force
The armored vehicle, which is stored at a secret location, has been in the department’s possession since July.
WATCH: Iowa Dem Says She Wouldn't Revoke Passports of Americans Fighting With ISIS
During a televised debate, last week, candidate for U.S. Congress Staci Appel (D-IA) opposed the idea of revoking passports of Americans who have admitted to joining and fighting with terrorist organizations.