August 31, 2016

Secretary Kerry Admits to his Orwellian Dream – A Silent Media

KerryKerry doesn't understand terrorists

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Clinton May Have E-Mailed Classified Info Post-State Dept: NYP

Hillary Clinton kept sending classified information after leaving State Dept, New York Post reports, citing RNC research director Raj Shah.

Source: Bloomberg Politics

Goat-Sacrificing Florida Attorney Augustus Sol Invictus Loses Primary

Augustus Sol Invictus, the Orlando-based attorney seeking the Libertarian nomination in the race for the seat currently held by Sen. Marco Rubio (R.), has lost to his opponent, according to the Orlando Sentinel.

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Kellyanne Conway, Donald Trump campaign manager: Mexico visit a 'decisive presidential move'

Donald Trump's campaign manager said Wednesday that Mr. Trump's newly announced visit to meet with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto is a "presidential move" and that Democratic rival Hillary Clinton is "following the leader."

"Mr. Trump was very excited to accept the invitation from the president in Mexico — it's ...

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Brexit Advisor: UK Won't Leave The EU

Process is 'too complex'

Via: The Daily Caller

FDA finds further flaws in Theranos, this time around its Zika tests

Image (1) mosquito.jpg for post 147113 This past week, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration mandated testing for the Zika virus at all U.S. blood centers. That juices demand for Zika-testing technology, but one company that isn't welcome to provide it yet is Theranos. The beleaguered blood analysis startup has run afoul of the F.D.A., yet again, the Wall Street Journal's John Carreyrou reports. Specifically… Read More

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Brzezinski Slams Clinton for Hidden Benghazi Emails: 'Oh my God, People Are Not That Dumb'

The post Brzezinski Slams Clinton for Hidden Benghazi Emails: 'Oh my God, People Are Not That Dumb' appeared first on Washington Free Beacon.

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Debbie Wasserman Schultz, ousted from DNC, wins Florida primary

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — Whatever voters around the country think about U.S. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Democrats in her South Florida district still support her by a significant margin.

After a horrible two months that saw her forced resignation as Democratic National Committee chairwoman, Wasserman Schultz turned back the ...

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Uber turns on electric vehicles in UK, starting with 50 cars in London

UBER Electric Vehicles - 1 The race for who will take the lead in the next generation of automotive technology is on, and today Uber is kicking off a program that it hopes will help put it in pole position. Today, the transportation-on-demand behemoth is launching a new electric car service in the UK, in partnership with Nissan and China's BYD, where it will offer leasing and purchase options for fully-electric… Read More

Source: TechCrunch

Online freight marketplace Freightos acquires Spain's WebCargoNet

MP Results Expanded Online freight marketplace Freightos has acquired Spain's WebCargoNet to help expand its database of air, ocean, and land freight rates. Read More

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Clinton May Rely on Executive Orders More Than Obama if She Wins

Facing potential gridlock, Clinton is campaigning on promises to take far-reaching and legally contentious unilateral actions.

Source: Bloomberg Politics

Gov't Missed Major Threat to Internet Independence

The U.S. government did not conduct a sufficient analysis of the consequences of giving up control of the corporation responsible for assigning web addresses, increasing the risk that foreign governments will eventually gain control of the Internet, according to documents obtained by the group Americans for Limited Government.

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Vermont DMV to pay $40,000 to settle discrimination lawsuit

MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) - The Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles will pay $40,000 to settle a discrimination lawsuit filed by an undocumented immigrant from Jordan following his illegal detainment two years ago.

The Burlington Free Press reports (http://bfpne.ws/2bHrarr ) the payout settles a Vermont Human Rights Commission complaint filed by ...

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Only a few more weeks to save £400 on Disrupt London tickets

San Francisco may be up next, but we at TechCrunch are already getting ready for Europe. Disrupt London 2016 is only a few short months away, and one deadline you definitely won't want to miss is already fast approaching. September 16th is the final day to get extra early-bird tickets to Disrupt London for just £800 apiece, a full £400 off the final price of £1,200. Or, you can sign… Read More

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Questions Trump may tackle in anticipated immigration speech

SEATTLE (AP) - After an unexpected visit to Mexico on Wednesday, Donald Trump is set to deliver a much-anticipated speech on immigration in Arizona. He'll do so under pressure to clarify where he stands on the finer points of an issue that's defined his campaign for president.

During his successful ...

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Logitech's new mouse is designed to pair with three devices

unspecified-4 One peripheral to control them all – or three things, at least. It's a start. Logitech's latest mouse is designed to pair with up to three devices. The somewhat verbosely named M720 Triathlon Multi-Device Mouse works with Windows, Mac, Android and Linux, featuring an Easy-Switch feature that swaps between devices the push of a button. The mouse connects via Bluetooth or an… Read More

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Congressional Race Wrap: McCain Wins Ariz.; Fla.'s Brown Ousted

Sen. John McCain easily defeated ex-state senator Kelli Ward and two other challengers in Arizona's Republican Senate primary.

Source: Bloomberg Politics

Marco Rubio and John McCain prevail

(Paul Mirengoff) As expected, Marco Rubio and John McCain won their respective primaries tonight. Rubio collected 72 percent of the vote. His closest rival won only 18.5 percent. McCain faced stronger opposition in Kelli Ward, a Tea Party style candidate. However, he prevailed by a 54-36 margin. Rubio will face Rep. Patrick Murphy. He crushed the loathsome Alan Grayson 59-18. Murphy, age 33, is a pretty strong candidate, I think. He tries

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Emails: Huma Abedin Was Worried About Using Her BlackBerry Overseas, In Contrast To Hillary

Clinton sent BlackBerry emails 'extensively' while overseas

Via: The Daily Caller

GOP Gets Higher Turnout Than Dems During Florida Primary

Turnout is key

Via: The Daily Caller