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Black man arrested for posting KKK hate signs outside black church
by NWV Senior Political News Writer, Jim Kouri
At a time when the nation is still reeling from the racially-motivated attack on a black church in South Carolina that left nine churchgoers, including their pastor, dead, a black male suspect, http://www.washingtontimes.
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S.C. Senate votes to remove Confederate flag
by Tim Smith, The Greenville News, and John Bacon, USA TODAY
COLUMBIA, S.C. — The South Carolina Senate has given key approval to remove the Confederate flag from the grounds of the State House. The Senate voted 37-3 to approve the measure on a third reading Monday afternoon. Under senate rules, it must pass by a two-thirds majority again in a vote that will likely take place Tuesday. State lawmakers began debate Monday on the fate of the Confederate battle flag, less than three weeks after a deadly shooting at a predominantly black church brought renewed attention to the controversial Southern symbol. [...]
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The EU needs its own Alexander Hamilton
by Trish Regan, Special for USA TODAY
As the eurozone teeters on the brink of a breakup, it's clear — Europe needs its own Alexander Hamilton. As our nation's first Secretary of the Treasury in the late 1780s and early 1790s, Hamilton understood what the eurozone has failed to grasp; in order to succeed as a unit, all states must invest together in a united economic and political future. Less than a decade after our Revolutionary War, Hamilton insisted our federal government absorb the war debts of every state. This meant a state like Virginia — which had already paid off its bills — needed to assume the debts of states like Massachusetts. It was the Colonial America equivalent of getting Germany to assume the debts of Greece. Good luck. Granted, Europe faces a set of challenges that are vastly different from America's in the 1790s. We were a young country with similar cultures amongst our states. In contrast, the eurozone is comprised of 19 diverse countries — countries with their own cultures, languages and storied histories. Northern Europeans are understandably frustrated by their spendthrift, and less successful, southern neighbors. Famed economist Milton Friedman was right to argue against the eurozone before its inception — pointing out that it would eventually prove a political and economic disaster. It seems that disaster is here. And, there's no Hamilton to save us. [...]
http://www.usatoday.com/story/
Greek fallout has political consequences
by Darrell Delamaide, Special for USA TODAY
WASHINGTON — If financial markets are the best place to gauge what's happening in Greece, the worldwide fiscal picture may not be so bleak after all. There was some selling of stocks around the world, but the euro itself was stable in currency markets and the main index of financial volatility, Vix, was much tamer Monday than it had been in some acute earlier phases of the crisis. Global investors, rightly or wrongly, seem to think the European Union and the European Central Bank have the tools in place to contain any financial fallout from a Greek default and exit from the euro. But they are looking in the wrong place. The real consequences of the Greek debacle are in the political sphere. [...]
http://www.usatoday.com/story/
Tsipras wins at home, but debt problems remain
by Nick Roumpis and Thodoris Skoulis, Special for USA TODAY
ATHENS — The unexpectedly strong "no" vote Greeks cast against a new international bailout plan was a great political victory for Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras. Yet his personal triumph may soon be overshadowed by a worsening financial crisis. "Nothing changes," said Elena Roumba, 35, an unemployed Athens resident, echoing the sentiment of many in Greece and around Europe. "The crisis remains." Indeed, Sunday's vote does not change the economic crisis the country faces: banks are nearly out of money, and unless international creditors agree to soften their terms for new loans, Greece remains on the verge of financial collapse. [...]
http://www.usatoday.com/story/
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by Kim Hjelmgaard, USA TODAY
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras struck a defiant tone Wednesday, urging his fellow nationals in a televised address to vote "No" in a planned Sunday referendum over bailout terms demanded by international creditors. Tsipras said a "No" vote would not mean Greece would leave the eurozone and that European leaders who suggested so were "liars." He said his government was working to get a better deal for the Greek people, particularly the elderly.
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w embedded vid - Wall Street braces for wild ride after Greek vote
by Paul Davidson, USA TODAY
Financial markets are braced for more turbulence this week after Greek voters on Sunday resoundingly rejected the bailout terms demanded by Athens' creditors, increasing the likelihood that the debt-wracked country will exit the euro. "I think the equity market sells off" Monday, said Daniel Morris, global investment strategist for financial services firm TIAA-CREF. [...]
http://www.usatoday.com/story/
Expect Windows 10 on July 29? Don't hold your breath
by Edward C. Baig, USA TODAY
NEW YORK — PC owners interested in upgrading to Windows 10 have circled July 29 on their calendars. That's the date Microsoft has said the new operating system would be made available to the masses. Now Microsoft is suggesting that some of you will have to wait well beyond launch day. The software, which will be free and deliverable via download, is promised first to the more than 5 million people who helped the company test early builds of Windows 10 as part of the Windows Insider program. Access will be granted next to consumers who "registered" for a copy of the software, beginning about a month ago. Microsoft's Terry Myerson, the executive in charge of Windows, wrote in a company blog on Thursday that "on July 29, we will start rolling out Windows 10 to our Windows Insiders. From there, we will start notifying reserved systems in waves, slowly scaling up after July 29th. Each day of the roll-out, we will listen, learn and update the experience for all Windows 10 users." [...]
http://www.usatoday.com/story/
w embedded vid - In winning World Cup title, U.S. women have legacy all their own
by Nancy Armour, USA TODAY Sports
VANCOUVER — Abby Wambach and Christie Rampone joyously lifted the World Cup trophy together. Megan Rapinoe tried to balance it on her head. Carli Lloyd simply smiled, looking both satisfied and stunned at the celebrations going on around her. This is one party that's going to last for a while — as well it should. By beating Japan 5-2 on Sunday, the U.S. women did more than win the World Cup title. They exacted revenge. They silenced those comparisons that have saddled anyone who wore the U.S. jersey since 1999. [...]
http://www.usatoday.com/story/
Enough !
Lesbian soccer players included ...
How befitting that all gays and sporters would enjoy a gay whopper ...
This could cause revulsions and make you puke ...
Burger King sells gay pride Whopper
Burger King has concocted yet another way to have it your way: a gay pride burger. The Proud Whopper, as it's called, comes wrapped in a rainbow colored wrapper with this inscription: "We are all the same inside." It will be sold through Thursday at one Burger King restaurant on San Francisco's Market Street, that was at the heart of the route for last weekend's 44th annual San Francisco Pride Celebration & Parade. Burger King on Wednesday morning at 8 a.m. EST plans to post a two-minute video about the Proud Whopper on its YouTube channel. "It showcases who we are as a brand," says Fernando Machado, senior vice president of global brand management at Burger King. "It shows how we, as a brand, believe in self-expression." The inspiration behind the unusual burger wrap and video, he says, is Burger King's localized efforts to put into motion actions that support its recently-tweaked slogan: "Be Your Way." [...]
http://www.usatoday.com/story/
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