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8:35 AM ET, June 21, 2015

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Frances Robles / New York Times:
Dylann Roof Photos and a Manifesto Are Posted on Website  —  COLUMBIA, S.C. — Dylann Roof spat on and burned the American flag, but waved the Confederate.  —  He posed for pictures wearing a No. 88 T-shirt, had 88 Facebook friends and wrote that number — white supremacist code for “Heil Hitler”— in the South Carolina sand.
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Andrew Husband / Mediaite:
FBI Director Says Charleston Shooting Not Terrorism  —  In the wake of the Charleston church shooting in South Carolina, two particular phrases have been used in the media to describe the attack — “hate crime” and “terrorist act.”  Soon after the initial reports of the tragedy …
Discussion: Infowars, Guardian and PoliticusUSA
Joe Lapointe / Detroit Free Press:
Fight racist fire with literal fire: Burn Confederate flags  —  The Confederate flag was important to Dylann Storm Roof, the 21-year-old charged in the racist mass murderof nine African Americans in a historic black Charleston church this week.  —  His license plate displayed the rebel flag of the Civil War.
Discussion: CANNONFIRE, Raw Story and Mediaite
Lee Stranahan / BREITBART.COM:
Woman Calls for Race War at Scene of Church Shooting  —  CHARLESTON, South Carolina — During an interview Breitbart News conducted with people gathered outside the Mother Emmanuel American Methodist Church in Charleston, where Wednesday's deadly shooting left nine black churchgoers dead …
Discussion: The Gateway Pundit
Kieran Corcoran For / Daily Mail:
Charleston shooter Dylann Roof's ‘manifesto’ revealed on ‘Last Rhodesian’ website
Discussion: Power Line
Michael McLaughlin / The Huffington Post:
Racist Manifesto Purportedly Written By Dylann Roof Surfaces Online
Jonathon M. Seidl / TheBlaze.com:
The Moment an MSNBC Anchor Broke Down On-Air as Glenn Beck Showed Up at the Charleston Church  —  MSNBC anchor Thomas Roberts broke down on-air Friday while reporting live from Charleston, South Carolina, and the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church where nine people were massacred earlier this week.
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Andrew Husband / Mediaite:
Hillary Clinton on Charleston: 'We Can't Hide' From Truth of White Privilege
Discussion: Infowars and Liberaland
Erin Dooley / ABC News:
Hillary Clinton Calls for ‘Common Sense’ Gun Control After Charleston Shooting
USA Today:
Arizona sheriff sending armed posse into black churches  —  Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio will send armed posses of volunteers to 60 black churches around Phoenix, following the deadly attack on a historically black church in Charleston.  Arpaio's office has previously been accused of racial profiling.
Discussion: Mediaite
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Kevin Cirilli / The Hill:
Arizona's Sheriff Joe Arpaio to send armed volunteers to protect churches  —  Maricopa County, Ariz., Sheriff Joe Arpaio will send armed volunteers into 60 predominantly black churches Sunday in response to the shooting at a Charleston, S.C., church.  —  Arpaio said he was responding …
Discussion: Raw Story and Infowars
Michael Eric Dyson / New York Times:
Love and Terror in the Black Church  —  AT the sprawling Friendship-West Baptist Church in Dallas one day last spring, I was met by five men with earpieces who escorted me to the pastor's office.  As I prepared to preach that morning, a rolling phalanx of bodyguards shadowed my every move …
Discussion: Daily Kos
Marc Caputo / Politico:
Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio's backyard battle royal  —  Florida's Miami-Dade GOP, which Jeb Bush built into a powerhouse, may not be big enough to fit two presidential candidates.  —  MIAMI — Jeb Bush built the Miami-Dade Republican Party.  And now Marco Rubio wants to take possession.
Neetzan Zimmerman / The Hill:
Rick Perry calls Charleston shooting an ‘accident’  —  An aide to Rick Perry claims the GOP presidential candidate misspoke when he referred to the mass shooting at a historic black church in Charleston, S.C., as “an accident.”  —  Speaking with Steve Malzberg of Newsmax …
Discussion: Hot Air, BizPac Review and Guardian
Richard Winton / Los Angeles Times:
Man with towel-wrapped arm shot by LAPD in Los Feliz was unarmed  —  Los Angeles police shot and critically injured a man after he raised an arm he had wrapped in a towel toward officers Friday in Los Feliz, police said.  —  Police said officers thought the man had a gun but turned out to be unarmed.
CNN:
Manhunt for escaped New York prisoners 16 photos  —  State corrections officers monitor traffic June 8 at the Clinton Correctional Facility.  —  Hide Caption  —  16 of 16  —  Story highlights  —  (CNN)Police are pursuing possible sightings of two men who may fit the descriptions …
 
 
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Henri Gendreau / The Columbus Dispatch:
Columbus police officer injures 4-year-old while shooting at dog
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