Biden on minors at border: 'These are our kids'
Vice President Joe Biden said Wednesday
that the United States will be judged by how it treats the thousands of
young immigrants showing up on its border, but warned that the U.S.
will be forced to send some minors back to dangerous, unfortunate
environments nonetheless. "These are not somebody else's kids. These are
our kids," Biden said.
  
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Now the feds want to be cupcake cops
Arrogant federal overreach dips to a new low with rules that threaten a
time-honored tradition -- school bake sales that provide sweet treats
for students and ease taxpayer burdens by helping to pay for sports,
cheerleading, band and other activities.
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Austin, TX wants to help illegal aliens
The Austin City Council on Thursday could take a stand on two controversial ideas aimed at helping people who come to the United States illegally.
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Why Republicans Should Avoid the Temptation to Impeach
The story of how the GOP House came to bring impeachment proceedings
against Clinton is one that should be told and reviewed as a case study
in going against better political instincts.
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Iraqi Christians Flee As Terrorists Move In
Tens of thousands of Christians in Iraq have been forced to flee as
Islamic militants take control of a swathe of villages, according to the
head of the Chaldean Catholic church.
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Steve Utash returns to work, thanks supporters after black mob beating
When beating victim Steve Utash thinks about the outpouring of support
he received in the weeks after he was brutally attacked by a mob of
people in April, it brings him to tears. He said the support, which came
from all over the world, aided in his recovery.
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Target publicly endorses same-sex marriage
Target Corp. is adding its name to a legal defense of gay marriage,
joining other large companies that are taking a stand, just four years
after the retailer came under criticism for supporting a strident
opponent of same-sex unions.
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