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White House Not Sure If Closing GITMO With Executive Order is Constitutional, Hints Obama Might Do It Anyway

Katie Pavlich

Despite overwhelming opposition from the American people and lawmakers on Capitol Hill, it is becoming clearer by the day President Obama is planning to close Guantanamo Bay prison with or without the consent of Congress.
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Swing and a Miss: The Rubio Credit Card 'Scandal' That Wasn't

Guy Benson

Six More Attacks On Israelis In The Past Three Days

Matt Vespa

GOP Sens Warn: Gitmo Transfers May Be Placed in Prison "2 to 3 Minutes" from Elementary School

Cortney O'Brien

Politifact: Carson West Point Explanation 'Mostly True'

Matt Vespa

75 Percent of Palestinians Have 'No Trust' in Obama to Negotiate Peace Deal With Israel

Cortney O'Brien

Donald Trump Was a Ratings Hit on SNL

Christine Rousselle

Bernie Sanders, Lover of Genocidal Tyrants, Is Anything But Cute

Kurt Schlichter

In a reality show election starring Hillary Clinton, it takes real effort to be the most appalling, disgusting, and morally bankrupt character in the cast. Enter stage left Bernie Sanders, the democratic socialist.
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VIDEO: Donald Trump's SNL Appearance Brings Best Ratings Since 2012

Donald Trump's SNL appearance received its highest ratings in three years. According to the Associated Press, the NBC show had the most views since January 2012.
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Does the Bell Toll for the Fed?

Ron Paul

Last week Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen hinted that the Federal Reserve Board will increase interest rates at the board's December meeting.
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VIDEO: Missouri Football Coach Gary Pinkel: "Mizzou Family Stands As One"

Hours after some of his players declared they would strike, Missouri Tigers football head coach Gary Pinkel said the team's staff was behind his players.
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VIDEO: Myanmar Opposition Party Confident They Won Historic Election

Myanmar's opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi's party said Monday, it was confident it was headed for a landslide victory in historic elections.
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Why Some States Expanded Medicaid While Others Haven't

Devon Herrick

Why have some states expanded Medicaid while others have not?
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Memo: Hillary Warned of 'Repeated' Hack Attempts Against US Officials' Private Emails in 2011

Guy Benson

The controversy over Hillary Clinton's improper, unsecure email server is far from over.
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Obama Calls Gaping Disagreement With Netanyahu on Iran Nuke Deal "Narrow"

Katie Pavlich

Speaking from the White House Monday, President Obama said his disagreement with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the Iranian nuclear deal is a "narrow" one.
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