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Tim Evans / Indianapolis Star:
Why were ‘religious freedom’ supporters mostly silent — Reaction to Indiana's new “religious freedom” law has come fast, hard and loud. — And the public firestorm has been fueled almost exclusively by critics — from gay rights activists to business leaders to celebrities …
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New York Times, Balloon Juice and Daily Signal
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Jeff Swiatek / Indianapolis Star:
Angie's List canceling Eastside expansion over RFRA — Angie's List CEO Bill Oesterle said his firm will pull out of a pending deal with the state and city to expand its headquarters on Indianapolis' Near Eastside because of his disagreement with the state's passage of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
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Mediaite and Addicting Info
Dan Whitcomb / Reuters:
Angie's List halts expansion over Indiana law seen targeting gays — (Reuters) - The company behind the Angie's List business-rating website on Saturday put on hold a planned expansion of its Indianapolis headquarters over a new Indiana law that opponents say could allow companies to deny services to gay people.
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Reuters, Mediaite, Talking Points Memo and Raw Story
Daily Mail:
'I'm planning a heinous act that will be remembered forever': Killer pilot's ex-lover says he shared chilling prophecy before Alps crash and woke up from nightmares shouting 'We're going down' — Andreas Lubitz told former girlfriend he was planning an act so horrifying his name would be remembered forever
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John Hawkins' Right Wing News and Liberaland
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John Hinderaker / Power Line:
What Really Happened to Harry Reid? Part 2 — Scott wrote here about Harry Reid's announcement that he will not run for re-election, a decision which, Reid was quick to say, was not the result of his “elastic exercise band” accident. In January, I wrote OK, So What Really Happened to Harry Reid?
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David Weigel / Bloomberg Business:
How Harry Reid Tapped Liberal Bloggers to Stop Bush's Agenda
How Harry Reid Tapped Liberal Bloggers to Stop Bush's Agenda
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New York Times, Vox and Balloon Juice
Cameron Joseph / The Hill:
Reid retirement shakes up 2016 battle for the Senate
Reid retirement shakes up 2016 battle for the Senate
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LasVegasSun.com
Mary Carole McCauley / Baltimore Sun:
Protesters, comedy fans clash at Bill Cosby's Baltimore performance — The four women stood on the same brick sidewalk Friday night outside the Modell Center for the Performing Arts. All four identified themselves as survivors of sexual assault. But in every other way that mattered, they were miles apart.
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Reuters, Raw Story, Liberaland and FOX News Radio
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Aron Ranen / Reuters:
Two new accusers say Bill Cosby drugged, sexually assaulted them
Two new accusers say Bill Cosby drugged, sexually assaulted them
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Liberaland and FOX News Radio
Kay Steiger / ThinkProgress:
One Restaurant Already Celebrated ‘Religious Liberty’ By Turning Away Gays — An Indiana business owner went on a local radio station and said that he had discriminated against gay or lesbian couples even before Gov. Mike Pence (R) signed a law on Thursday protecting business owners who decide …
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FOX News Radio, RadioNOW 100.9 and Outsports
Chuck Ross / The Daily Caller:
Actress Apologizes After Video Shows Cops Did Not Racially Profile Her Son [VIDEO] — An actress who recently claimed her 20-year-old son was racially profiled during a traffic stop in California last year has apologized after video footage of the stop completely debunked the accusation.
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Power Line and BizPac Review
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Veronica Rocha / Los Angeles Times:
Actress Taraji Henson apologizes to Glendale police for racial profile claims
Actress Taraji Henson apologizes to Glendale police for racial profile claims
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KFOR-TV, The Gateway Pundit, BizPac Review, KTLA and protein wisdom
Telegraph:
Pro-Hassan Rouhani Iranian editor defects while covering nuclear talks in Lausanne — Amir Hossein Motaghi says he no longer sees any “sense” in his profession as he could only write as he was told — A close media aide to Hassan Rouhani, the Iranian president, has sought political asylum …
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Weekly Standard, Mediaite and Israel Matzav
David Bernstein / Washington Post:
Virginia State Bar boycotts Israel — I was pretty shocked to find the following email in my inbox: … A few reactions: — (1) The American Bar Association has recently held meetings in Israel, for example here and here [update: along with hundreds of international conferences that are held …
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Le·gal In·sur·rec· tion, Weekly Standard and Power Line
Politico:
The talk show primary — Ted Cruz may be trailing in the polls, but he's winning big among conservative radio hosts. — Glenn Beck wants listeners to pray for him. Mark Levin says Fox News is out to get him. Hugh Hewitt calls him an “intellectual leader.” Rush Limbaugh thinks his campaign launch was “masterful.”
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Salon and Bloomberg Business
Paul Bowers / News+Opinion, Charleston City Paper:
Former SCGOP head accused of threatening his wife — Todd Kincannon says he was behaving erratically because of prescription medication — Todd Kincannon, a Columbia attorney and former executive director of the S.C. Republican Party, has been accused of threatening his wife and refusing …
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Talking Points Memo and Addicting Info