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Daily Kos:
Elliot Rodger, Gunman in California Mass Shooting, was influenced by the “Men's Rights Movement” — Trigger Warning: Violence against Women — Last Night in Santa Barbara California, a Gunman in a BMW opened fire on students near the UC Santa Barbara campus in Isla Vista.
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Los Angeles Times:
Isla Vista shooting: Read Elliot Rodger's elaborate attack plan — Elliot Rodger, the suspect in a rampage near UC Santa Barbara, outlined his intentions in a 137-page document that he sent Friday night, shortly before the killings, to someone he knew from an online body building forum.
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The Moderate Voice, Hit & Run and NPR
New York Times:
California Gun Rampage Tied to Video Leaves Seven Dead — ISLA VISTA, Calif. — Seven people were killed, including the gunman, and seven others injured on Friday night after a bloody drive-by shooting on the crowded streets of a small college town near Santa Barbara, as a man the police described …
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Los Angeles Times, Re/code, Talking Points Memo, Associated Press, NBC News and Unfogged
Los Angeles Times:
Isla Vista shooting suspect targeted sorority, neighbors, strangers — Santa Barbara County sheriff's officials offered the most detailed description yet of the violent rampage in Isla Vista on Friday night, saying the suspect methodically killed at three separate locations near UC Santa Barbara.
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NY Daily News, USA Today, The Moderate Voice, The Truth About Guns, American Power and Guardian
KEYT-TV:
Alleged Gunman's Apartment Now A Crime Scene — Three Bodies Pulled From The Capri Complex In Isla Vista … ISLA VISTA, Calif. - — UPDATE: Santa Barbara County's Sheriff's scheduled news conference postponed until 5:00 p.m. — The Santa Barbara County Coroner's team has established …
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American Power, Los Angeles Times, Gawker, The Raw Story, The Truth About Guns and Arkansas Blog, Arkansas Times
Associated Press:
DIRECTOR SAYS SON RESPONSIBLE FOR SHOOTING RAMPAGE — You are here — Home » Santa Barbara » Director says son responsible for shooting rampage — GOLETA, Calif. (AP) — A Hollywood director believes his son was the lone gunman who went on a shooting rampage near the University …
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The Other McCain, The Raw Story, ThinkProgress and The Week
Daily Mail:
‘I will slaughter every single blonde s**t I see’: Seven people killed as son of Hunger Games …
‘I will slaughter every single blonde s**t I see’: Seven people killed as son of Hunger Games …
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The Gateway Pundit, American Power, The Daily Caller, TMZ.com, BizPac Review and Mediaite
Beth Farnsworth / KEYT-TV:
Sheriff Confirms Seven Dead in Isla Vista Shootings
Sheriff Confirms Seven Dead in Isla Vista Shootings
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Hollywood Reporter, American Power, Gawker, No More Mister Nice Blog, Scared Monkeys, The Other McCain, Mashable, NPR and The Mahablog
Mark Berman / Washington Post:
Shooter kills at least six people in rampage near UC Santa Barbara
Shooter kills at least six people in rampage near UC Santa Barbara
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Gawker and BarbWire.com
CNN:
7 dead in California shooting rampage called ‘premeditated mass murder’
7 dead in California shooting rampage called ‘premeditated mass murder’
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ABC News, PoliticusUSA, Scared Monkeys and The Moderate Voice
Cynthia Johnston / Reuters:
Gunman kills six in drive-by shooting in California college town
Gunman kills six in drive-by shooting in California college town
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Edward-Isaac Dovere / Politico:
President Obama at West Point: Focus on foreign policy — President Barack Obama will use his speech at the West Point commencement Wednesday to lay out a broad vision of American foreign policy that a White House official Saturday called “both interventionist and internationalist, but not isolationist or unilateral.”
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CNN
Rick Klein / ABC News:
Five Stories You'll Care About in Politics This Week — We were just about to place some bets on politics when Republicans decided to pull their chips back from Vegas. Mitch McConnell loves the women in his life, except of course for Alison Lundergan Grimes, the Democrat he will now face …
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Politico
Dina Rasor / Truthout Stories:
Moral Robots for the Pentagon? Let's Work on Pentagon Morality First — This story could not have been published without the support of readers like you. Click here to make a tax-deductible donation to Truthout and fund more stories like it! — The Office of Naval Research (ONR) …
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Firedoglake
Dean Weingarten / The Truth About Guns:
New Jersey Law Would Ban Many Common Hunting Rifles — The gun ban that has gone to New Jersey Governor Christie for signature has been described as a “gun magazine restriction”, but it bans numerous common sport and hunting rifles. The ban has no exemption for rifles with fixed magazines …
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Power Line
Medium:
Everything Is Broken — Once upon a time, a friend of mine accidentally took over thousands of computers. He had found a vulnerability in a piece of software and started playing with it. In the process, he figured out how to get total administration access over a network.
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Washington Monthly and PandoDaily
Sam Foote / New York Times:
Why I Blew the Whistle on the V.A. — PHOENIX — MY decision to become a whistle-blower after 24 years as a physician in a Veterans Affairs hospital was, at first, an easy one. I knew about patients who were dying while waiting for appointments on the V.A.'s secret schedules, and I couldn't stay silent.
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Hot Air and Liberaland
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Jessica Wehrman / The Columbus Dispatch:
Privatizing VA still appeals to Boehner
Privatizing VA still appeals to Boehner
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ThinkProgress
Timothy Noah / msnbc.com:
VA wait times are bad. The private sector isn't much better. — The Department of Veterans Affairs, long touted by experts as providing health care superior to most private providers, is suddenly engulfed in scandal. — Records on wait times for appointments were allegedly falsified at the Phoenix VA …
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Washington Monthly and Vox