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10 years ago+18 18 0Alaska Takes Step to Becoming Next State to Legalize Marijuana
Advocates for legalizing marijuana say that Colorado and Washington were just the beginning, and it’s looking like Alaska may be next. On Wednesday, legalization supporters submitted 45,000 signatures to the state’s Lieutenant Governor, about 15,000 ...
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10 years ago+14 14 0Five Economic Reforms Millennials Should Be Fighting For
Millennials have been especially hard-hit by the downturn, which is probably why so many people in this generation regard capitalism with a level of suspicion that would have been unthinkable a decade ago. But that egalitarian impulse isn't ofte ...
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10 years ago+15 15 033 cops killed by gunfire in 2013, the lowest number since 1887
A report says 2013 may have been one of the safest years in modern history for American police.
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10 years ago+11 12 1US will cling to mass surveillance like nuclear weapons - Assange to RT
Julian Assange said there is “no hope” that mass strategic interception – as it is termed by the US – will go away. The whistleblower then drew a historical analogy with how the US has retained nuclear weapons in the past.
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10 years ago+26 26 09/11 Families 'Ecstatic' They Can Finally Sue Saudi Arabia
William Doyle Says 'Christmas Has Come Early' for 9/11 Families
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10 years ago+7 8 1North Korea’s official new music video sounds suspiciously like Walter Murphy’s ‘A Fifth of Beethoven’
North Korean state media churns out official music videos with some regularity. The productions glorify the state, the state ideology, and of course Dear Leader Kim Jong Un. They also tend to benefit from the country's surprisingly talented nati ...
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10 years ago+13 13 0Pope attacks mega-salaries, big bonuses, in peace message
Pope Francis said in the first peace message of his pontificate that huge salaries and bonuses are symptoms of an economy based on greed and inequality and called again for nations to narrow the wealth gap. In his message for the Roman Catholic Churc ...
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10 years ago+27 27 0 x 1Peter Higgs: I wouldn't be productive enough for today's academic system
Peter Higgs, the British physicist who gave his name to the Higgs boson, believes no university would employ him in today's academic system because he would not be considered "productive" enough.
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10 years ago+8 8 0'The Worst of the Worst'
A U.S. ally is treating a would-be nation as a prison camp - and we're doing nothing about it.
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10 years ago+6 6 0Sugary Drinks Linked To Cancer Risk In Women
A new study out in the journal Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention reports that the more sugar-sweetened beverages a woman drinks, the greater her risk for endometrial cancer.
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10 years ago+11 11 0Europe approves use of in-flight electronics during take-off and landing
Being warned to turn off your mobile phone or tablet ahead of take-off could finally be a thing of the past by December, following a new ruling from Europe's air safety agency.
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10 years ago+8 9 1Man erects giant middle finger sculpture aimed at ex-wife
There are messy breakups and then there’s erecting a giant middle finger bronze garden sculpture aimed at your ex-wife. Alan Markovitz, a renowned strip club owner living in Detroit, recently had the giant hand sculpture installed in the back garden ...
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10 years ago+5 6 1Montreal's reelyActive wins global startup competition, named ‘world's best startup.’
Canada's reelyActive was named 'World's Best Technology Startup' tonight at the grand final competition of Startup World, an initiative to promote startups and entrepreneurship globally.
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10 years ago+7 8 1California police considering Tesla Model S cop cars
There is a town in California so wealthy that even the cops are getting Teslas. The town of Atherton is the bedroom community for Silicon Valley. The average home price is $6.7 million and 15 percent of drivers have a Tesla Model S. But that’s not en ...
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11 years ago+14 15 1Walmart Website Error Allowed Customers to Buy $600 Electronics for $8.85
Walmart has said that it has resolved an issue that was causing an online frenzy among shoppers. An apparent glitch on the company's website early this morning led to $8.85 listings for items that included computer monitors and projectors normal ...
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11 years ago+12 14 2German Tesla owner proves the Model S really does go 130 mph with video
We had a great time driving our 415 hp Tesla Motors Model S P85+ around for three days, but one thing we didn't get a chance to do was push the car to its top speed. Fortunately, Martin Messer Thompsen of EV Network.dk was able to do just that o ...
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11 years ago+14 14 0DC on fast track to decriminalizing pot possession
It took nearly 15 years after voters approved medical marijuana for it to become available in the District of Columbia, but the next major change to pot laws in the nation's capital is on the fast track.
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11 years ago+11 11 0US spy leaks: How intelligence is gathered
Documents leaked by whistleblower Edward Snowden suggest the US government has undertaken mass surveillance operations across the globe - including eavesdropping on US allies.
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11 years ago+10 10 0'Hexacopter' changes how TV reporters work
I am not old, but I accept that this could be an old man thing to say. I cannot believe how things have changed since I first started work.
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11 years ago+6 7 1Partnership between Facebook and police could make planning protests impossible
A partnership between police departments and social media sites discussed at a convention in Philadelphia this week could allow law enforcement to keep anything deemed criminal off the Internet—and even stop people from organizing protests.
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