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October 18, 2015
Has Hillary's Last Defense Been Destroyed By a Smoking Gun?
Hillary Clinton, Jeb Bush pay staff; Donald Trump spends on travel
For Hillary Rodham Clinton, having the right people in place was the key to the "silent primary" period from July to September, as she spent $5.5 million on payroll — more than a fifth of her outlays — to keep her massive operation humming.
Her chief competitor in the Democratic ...
Washington Gadfly Exclusive: Federal Judge OKs WaPo Racist Jokes
Via: The Daily Caller
Would-be Groom Calls Off Wedding. Family of Bride-to-be Gets Stuck With Reception for 120. Check Out the 'Really Kind' Way They Chose to Handle It.
"To lose out on something so important to yourself and then give it to someone else is really giving, really kind."
Source: TheBlaze.com - Stories
Target Teams Up With Techstars To Create A Retail-Focused Startup Accelerator
Target is the latest big company to launch its own startup accelerator. This will a partnership between Target and Techstars, and it's being led by West Stringfellow, former chief product officer at Big Commerce and Rosetta Stone. (There are plans to hire a managing director as well.) Stringfellow said this was one of his initial ideas when he joined Target's entrepreneur in… Read MoreSource: TechCrunch
Analysis: Making headlines no guarantee of election success
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) - Two state senators with proposals that grabbed headlines and divided their colleagues are not returning to the Mississippi Capitol next term.
Sens. Nancy Adams Collins of Tupelo and Phillip Gandy of Waynesboro were both defeated in the Republican primary in August. Their defeat raises questions about ...
Trey Gowdy: How Did 7 Congressional Committees Miss Amb. Chris Stevens' Emails? [VIDEO]
Via: The Daily Caller
Pastor Asks Ted Cruz 'How We Can Pray' for Him. The Final Point of Three-Pronged Answer Stirs Crowd
"You know I'd say three things…"
Source: TheBlaze.com - Stories
Rick Santorum's Direct Message to Islamic State Earns Him Standing Ovation at GOP Presidential Forum
"ISIS knows who I am."
Source: TheBlaze.com - Stories
The Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) Turns 30
OK, I'm old. You're probably feeling old. Let's get that out of the way. Done. The NES (Nintendo Entertainment System) turns 30 today, as it was officially launched in North American on October 18th, 1985 to a limited portion of the US. I mean, where do we start on how amazing the NES was, and still is? I've got one in my closet complete with the Duck Hunt gun. The… Read MoreSource: TechCrunch
MSNBC Admits Anti-Israel Graphics Were 'Wrong'
MSNBC has admitted that highly controversial graphics aired on the network that depicted Israel as stealing land from the Palestinians were "factually wrong" and that the broadcast would be corrected on Monday, according to a network spokesperson. The cable news network has been fighting off criticism after it aired the graphics and analysis, including a map linked to ...
The post MSNBC Admits Anti-Israel Graphics Were 'Wrong' appeared first on Washington Free Beacon.
Source: Washington Free Beacon
Leader Of Elite Al-Qaeda Cell Killed In Airstrike
Via: The Daily Caller
When Asked What Differentiates Her, Hillary Cited Her Gender — Here's How Carly Fiorina Addressed Same Issue
Fiorina gets some thunderous applause for one particular line.
Source: TheBlaze.com - Stories
The Pure Storage IPO In Context
Pure Storage has been one of the hottest Silicon Valley enterprise startups for the past several years, sporting a world-class team and having raised capital from some of the top enterprise investors on the planet. The company seems to be doing great, so why wasn't there a big pop from the last private round and from the IPO? Does it matter? What lessons can we draw from this? Read MoreSource: TechCrunch
Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump Team Up on George W. Bush
Source: Bloomberg.com news
Lawmaker wants state probe of Farmington apartment death
FARMINGTON, N.M. (AP) - A lawmaker wants the state Attorney General's Office to look into a Farmington apartment complex where a resident's death went unnoticed for weeks.
The Daily Times in Farmington reported (http://bit.ly/1ZMu8Oa) Saturday that U.S. Rep. Ben Ray Lujan's office has asked Attorney General Hector Balderas to review ...
Lawrence Lessig Wants The Same Air Time On NBC As Hillary Clinton Gets
Via: The Daily Caller
Gunman Kills Israeli Soldier at Beersheba Bus Station, Hamas Applauds Attack
Hamas: "Intifada" will continue and escalate.
Source: TheBlaze.com - Stories
California Churches Sue Agency That Requires Them to Pay for Abortions
"Churches should not be forced to pay for the killing of innocent human life."
Source: TheBlaze.com - Stories
Bank Loans Are A Better Financing Option Than You Might Think
Today's startup scene is all about raising VC money — as much as possible, as fast as possible. The market celebrates VC fund-raising, cheers unicorns and makes it seem like VC-backed startups are the holy grail of innovation. And so my fellow entrepreneurs were somewhat surprised to learn that when my VC-backed startup needed another cash injection, I resorted to the oldest trick… Read MoreSource: TechCrunch
Trump Blasts Environmental Protection Agency
Source: Bloomberg.com news
Iran nuclear deal hits milestone aimed at sanctions relief
WASHINGTON (AP) - The U.S. expects Iran will take months to live up to its end of a seven-nation nuclear pact that could eventually provide the country relief from international sanctions.
The deal formally took effect Sunday, opening the way for Iran to make major changes to an underground nuclear ...
Jeb: Trump Lacks Seriousness To Be President [VIDEO]
Via: The Daily Caller
'We Have Strayed Away From What We're Supposed to Be Doing': Top Dem on Benghazi Committee Slams Group for Lack of Transparency
"I'm looking for transparency."
Source: TheBlaze.com - Stories
Notifications Summit: Session 4
Media as the First Instance, Alerts: Media as a case study, how media is using the notifications as an alert infrastructure: Jon Steinberg (Daily Mail), Andrew Mclaughlin (Digg), Alex Danco (Share the bus) How do you think about the notification stream? How do media companies develop notifications beyond simple alerts? How do you think about other contextual signals, interest graph, location… Read MoreSource: TechCrunch
Rep. Kinzinger: Trump's Foreign Policy Ideas Are 'Ludicrous' [VIDEO]
Via: The Daily Caller
Pentagon Confirms Senior Al-Qaida Official Killed in Airstrike
"[T]hose who seek to do us harm are not beyond our reach."
Source: TheBlaze.com - Stories
Benghazi Chairman Trey Gowdy Reveals Brazen Two-Word Message He Delivered to His GOP Colleagues
"I have told my own Republican colleagues…"
Source: TheBlaze.com - Stories
The Social Web And The Digital Panopticon
Foucault's idea of the "Panopticon" in Discipline and Punish has become depressingly easy to explain because the Internet has made it depressingly literal. Read MoreSource: TechCrunch
Trey Gowdy Tells Republicans to 'Shut Up' About Benghazi Committee
Source: Bloomberg.com news
Hillary Clinton blasts Benghazi panel as 'partisan arm of the Republican National Committee'
Days before she is to testify before of a House panel investigating the Benghazi terrorist attacks, former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton on Sunday blasted the committee and called it nothing more than a "partisan arm of the Republican National Committee."
Mrs. Clinton, the front-runner for the 2016 Democratic ...
Sanders: I'm Going To Raise Taxes 'A Damn Lot Higher' Than They Are Right Now [VIDEO]
Via: The Daily Caller
Student Sues College Because It Refused to Let Her Start a Conservative Club: It's 'Censorship. Pure and Simple'
"Hagerstown Community College is playing political games and we have had enough."
Source: TheBlaze.com - Stories
MissionBit Teaches SF Public School Students How To Code; Needs Your Donations, Volunteers
A year ago, I checked in with a tiny non-profit called MissionBit that was bringing computer science education to San Francisco's public schools after class. Considering that fewer than five percent of the city's high school students are even enrolled in any computer science classes, it's a startling contrast with how the city has become geographic center of the U.S.… Read MoreSource: TechCrunch