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New York Post:
Eric Garner's daughter posts address of cop at his death — One of Eric Garner's daughters marked Christmas Day by spreading personal information about an NYPD cop who was present during the chokehold death of her father — outraging officers still reeling from last weekend's execution-style slayings of two policemen in Brooklyn.
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BizPac Review, Mediaite, Patterico's Pontifications and Liberty Unyielding
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Celeste Katz / NY Daily News:
‘DE BLASIO, OUR BACKS HAVE TURNED TO YOU’ Cold war between NYPD cops, de Blasio takes to skies over the Hudson — Ashley Chalmers, head of Jersey Shore Aerial Advertising, told the Daily News the people who paid for the airborne message ‘want to remain anonymous.’
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The Moderate Voice, New York Post and Mediaite
New York Post:
Judge frees 2nd cop-hater in 2 days — Judge Laura Johnson was at it again, freeing a cop-punching man, Travis Maye, a day after letting a man who made death threats against NYPD officers off without bail. — She keeps turning 'em loose. — A day after freeing a gang member who posted …
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John Hawkins' Right Wing News and Fox News Insider
Taylor Berman / Gawker:
Plane Flying Over NYC: “De Blasio, Our Backs Have Turned to You” — Friday morning, a small plane flew over New York City with a banner attached that read: “De Blasio, Our Backs Have Turned to You.” The sign, a reference to some NYPD officers protesting against Mayor de Blasio following …
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John Cardillo, Booman Tribune, Gothamist and CBS New York
Nikita Stewart / New York Times:
After Killing of Police Officers, Protest Movement Is at a Crossroads
After Killing of Police Officers, Protest Movement Is at a Crossroads
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Hullabaloo and The Gateway Pundit
Trisha Bee / FOX6Now.com:
Dustin Diamond, actor who played “Screech” on “Saved by the Bell,” arrested in Ozaukee Co. — PORT WASHINGTON (WITI) — Dustin Diamond, the actor best known for playing Screech on “Saved by the Bell,” was arrested early Friday morning, December 26th following an altercation at a bar in Port Washington.
Rachael Bade / Politico:
GOP learns lessons from Sam Brownback's tax scare — Republicans once idolized the tax-cutting superstar; now they look askance at him. — Ohio Gov. John Kasich will roll out “responsible” tax plans that protect against revenue gaps. Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker and Arizona's …
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NewsMax.com, Booman Tribune and The Mahablog
Ian Swanson / The Hill:
Critics hate ‘The Interview’ — Movie critics say the controversy surrounding “The Interview” is much more interesting than the movie itself — The movie is scoring just a 50 percent positive review from critics on the Rotten Tomatoes website. — It's fairing even more poorly with top critics …
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Slate and Liberaland
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Nicole Perlroth / New York Times:
New Study May Add to Skepticism Among Security Experts That North Korea Was Behind Sony Hack
New Study May Add to Skepticism Among Security Experts That North Korea Was Behind Sony Hack
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The Daily Caller, Businessweek, JustOneMinute and Twitchy
Paul Krugman / New York Times:
Tidings of Comfort — Maybe I'm just projecting, but Christmas seemed unusually subdued this year. The malls seemed less crowded than usual, the people glummer. There was even less Muzak in the air. And, in a way, that's not surprising: All year Americans have been bombarded …
KIRO-TV:
Woman kicked off plane, arrested in Seattle — SEATTLE — A New York woman was arrested in Seattle after she tried to make herself more comfortable on her flight to Alaska. — She's now suing United Airlines after she spent days in jail because she says the flight attendants blew the situation out of proportion.
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Raw Story, Addicting Info and Gawker
Liz Sly / Washington Post:
The Islamic State is failing at being a state — GAZIANTEP, Turkey — The Islamic State's vaunted exercise in state-building appears to be crumbling as living conditions deteriorate across the territories under its control, exposing the shortcomings of a group that devotes most of its energies …
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Hot Air, The Jawa Report and Althouse
Wall Street Journal:
NSA Forced to Spell Out Violations After Suit — Heavily Redacted Reports Detail Violations of Individual Americans' Privacy — WASHINGTON—The National Security Agency, responding to a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit, has released heavily redacted reports detailing its employees' violations …
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Associated Press, The Hill and Hit & Run
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David Lerman / Bloomberg:
U.S. Spy Agency Reports Improper Surveillance of Americans
U.S. Spy Agency Reports Improper Surveillance of Americans
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The Intercept, The Huffington Post, Slantpoint, Raw Story, ThinkProgress, New York Times, BillMoyers.com, The Verge, Mashable, TPNN and Balloon Juice
Politico:
Race and the race — The GOP's 2016 slate may be its most diverse ever, but don't expect the candidates to talk much about it. — Bobby Jindal is Indian-American, but you'll never hear him describe himself that way. Marco Rubio insists he's an “American of Hispanic descent.”
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Le·gal In·sur·rec· tion and The Hugh Hewitt Show
Dave Gram / Associated Press:
SANDERS: I'LL DECIDE ON PRESIDENTIAL RUN BY MARCH — BURLINGTON, Vt. (AP) — Vermont independent Sen. Bernie Sanders says he'll decide by March whether to launch a 2016 presidential campaign and, if so, whether he'll seek the Democratic nomination. Either way, Sanders says he wouldn't run just to nudge the debate to the left.
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Bloomberg Politics and PoliticusUSA