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Dan Nowicki / Arizona Republic:
Salmon wants immigrant children quickly returned home — U.S. Customs and Border Protection would get the authority to immediately return unaccompanied immigrant children crossing the border to their home countries in Central America under a bill U.S. Rep. Matt Salmon intends to introduce early this week.
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Brian Bennett / Los Angeles Times:
Deportation data won't dispel rumors drawing migrant minors to U.S.
Deportation data won't dispel rumors drawing migrant minors to U.S.
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Mara Klecker / Lincoln Journal Star:
Obama float at Norfolk parade sparks controversy — It was the parade float that elicited the loudest cheers Friday at Norfolk's Fourth of July parade. The crowd lining the streets clapped and laughed as the flatbed truck went by. — But one loud voice rose above the rest: “This is not OK,” Glory Kathurima said.
Maureen Dowd / New York Times:
Who Do We Think We Are? — WASHINGTON — AMERICA'S infatuation with the World Cup came at the perfect moment, illuminating the principle that you can lose and still advance. — Once our nation saw itself as the undefeatable cowboy John Wayne. Now we bask in the prowess …
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Juan Williams / The Hill:
Inequality issue can boost Dems — A year ago, top Democratic political strategists pointed to one big political stick their candidates could use to beat back a possible Republican landslide in the 2014 midterm elections. — The issue: Rising income inequality.
Washington Post:
Meet Sean Haugh, the Libertarian pizza guy who may deliver a Senate seat in N.C. — Libertarian Sean Haugh is running for Senate in North Carolina. In a series of homemade campaign videos posted to YouTube, he outlines his positions on abortion, same-sex marriage, the death penalty and more …
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Matt Apuzzo / New York Times:
College Students Claim Voter ID Laws Discriminate Based on Age
College Students Claim Voter ID Laws Discriminate Based on Age
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New York Post:
Eric Holder's long losing record before the Supreme Court — U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder. — If Eric Holder were a baseball player, he'd have been benched long ago — if not kicked off the team. His batting average before the Supreme Court is abysmal, losing again and again in his efforts to undermine the Constitution.
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Eli Lake / The Daily Beast:
Why the White House Ignored All Those Warnings About ISIS — Team Obama was told, over and over, that the Iraqi army couldn't stop a terror group that was ready to pounce. But Washington was a prisoner to its paradox of an Iraq policy. — On November 1, 2013, Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki visited …
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Kristin Tate / BREITBART.COM:
SOURCE: FEDS TO BRING IN RIOT SQUAD AGAINST ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION PROTESTERS — HOUSTON, Texas—As illegal immigrants continue to spill across the U.S.-Mexico border, federal authorities are attempting to relocate the migrants from South Texas to housing facilities in states across the nation.
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Geoff Ziezulewicz / Chicago Tribune:
Authorities: Military member with concealed carry permit shoots attacker — Gresham man injured, charged after firing on group leaving party, prosecutors said … A Gresham man is charged with attempted murder after he fired on a group of people leaving a party Friday night …
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Jennifer Agiesta / Associated Press:
AP-GfK Poll: Most Still Align With Dems or GOP — Whether it's the Republicans or the Democrats, America's political parties are far from beloved. Yet most people continue to align with one or the other. — Those who claim allegiance to the parties say they are driven by a mix of inertia …
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Lawrence Summers / Washington Post:
The United States' global leadership has eroded — The writer is a professor at and past president of Harvard University. He was treasury secretary from 1999 to 2001 and economic adviser to President Obama from 2009 through 2010. — Coaches know that there is nothing more dangerous …
Little Green Footballs:
Civil Liberties Hero Edward Snowden Commits Massive Civil Liberties Violation — Hands over 160,000 private emails to journalists and Glenn Greenwald — Charles Johnson — I can't help noticing that the most important and troubling aspect of Barton Gellman's new NSA story for the Washington Post …
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