The Daily Mail

July 31, 2013

Hawaii is hoping to take the burden off its welfare system by saying aloha to its 17,000 homeless residents.

The state will offer one-way tickets home to any eligible homeless person to anywhere in the continental United States.

Hawaii has allotted $100,000 for a three year…

By ALEXIS SHAW | Good Morning America – 9 hours ago

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In 1945, while this day was dawning, Hiroshima lost its life. The atomic bomb’s first appearance incinerated this city and its people in an instant.

The few survivors, mutilated sleepwalkers, wandered among the smoking ruins. The burns on their naked bodies carried the stamp of the clothing they were wearing when the explosion hit. On what remained of the walls, the atom bomb’s flash left silhouettes of what had been: a woman with her arms raised, a man, a tethered horse.

Three…

Source: Press Tv

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Disclaimer: No white people were harmed in this precision attack.…

By CNBC Senior Correspondent Scott Cohn | CNBC – Wed, Jul 10, 2013 11:22 AM EDT

Among the 10 categories of competitiveness we measure to rank America's Top States for Business is Quality of Life. CNBC looks at a variety of…

Kurt Nimmo

Infowars.com

July 9, 2013

Photo: Orin Zebest

So hasty were Florida lawmakers, they managed to outlaw all computers in the Sunshine State.

The absurd instance of mindless over reach by government appeared in a…