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Joel B. Pollak / Breitbart:
How the Media Smeared Donald Trump as a Nazi — A story is making the rounds on Facebook that claims Republican frontrunner Donald Trump is calling for “ID badges” for American Muslims. The image on the story is of Jewish children wearing yellow starts during the Holocaust. Very frightening-and a lie.
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Kay Steiger / ThinkProgress:
Rubio Trumps Trump: Shut Down Any Place Muslims Gather To Be ‘Inspired’ — Not Just Mosques — Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) seems to be going further than even Republican frontrunner Donald Trump in advocating the crackdown of U.S. Muslims. He doesn't just want to consider shutting down mosques …
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New York Times, BuzzFeed, Washington Post, Vox and Hullabaloo
Rush Limbaugh:
Drive-Bys Lie and Claim Donald Trump Said Register All Muslims
Drive-Bys Lie and Claim Donald Trump Said Register All Muslims
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Washington Post, The Gateway Pundit, John Hawkins' Right Wing News, Business Insider, NBC News and MSNBC
Katie Glueck / Politico:
Cruz rejects Trump's support for Muslim registries
Cruz rejects Trump's support for Muslim registries
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Washington Post, TIME, The Hill, ABC News, CBS News, OnPolitics, Hot Air, Associated Press, Bloomberg Business and American Spectator
Eric Bradner / CNN:
CNN Republican presidential debate criteria announced — (CNN)Republicans have three ways to make the cut for the main stage of their fifth presidential primary debate, sponsor CNN announced Thursday. — Candidates must meet one of three criteria in polls conducted between October 29 …
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NBC News:
Donald Trump Retakes Lead in GOP Race; Ted Cruz Makes Gains: Poll — In the Republican primary race, the newest NBC News/SurveyMonkey online poll shows Donald Trump has the frontrunner spot to himself, with 28% support among Republican and independent voters who lean Republican.
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Politico, Washington Times, Independent Journal, NBC News, The Last Refuge, Al Jazeera English, The Right Scoop and The Hill
Wall Street Journal:
GOP Operative Plans ‘Guerrilla Campaign’ Against Donald Trump — Move comes as growing number of Republicans fear damage to party's image and ‘Hillary Clinton will become president’ — A well-connected GOP operative alarmed by the enduring strength of Republican Donald Trump's presidential bid …
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Talking Points Memo, Hot Air and Political Wire
BBC:
Mali attack: Special forces storm hotel to free hostages — Malian special forces have entered the Radisson Blu Hotel in Mali's capital, Bamako, to end a siege by gunmen. The hotel says 137 people remain inside. — The gunmen stormed the US-owned hotel, which is popular with foreign businesses …
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Ed Payne / CNN:
Mali hotel attack: 3 dead after gunmen take captives at Radisson Blu in Bamako
Mali hotel attack: 3 dead after gunmen take captives at Radisson Blu in Bamako
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Emily Shapiro / ABC News:
Mali Hotel Attack: At Least 27 Dead as Hostage Situation Ends
Mali Hotel Attack: At Least 27 Dead as Hostage Situation Ends
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Jihad Watch
Alex Griswold / Mediaite:
DNC Ad Attacking Republicans for Saying ‘Radical Islam’ Is Laughably Stupid — A new ad from the Democratic National Committee attacks Republican presidential candidates for using the term “radical Islam.” Entitled “Inciting fear isn't presidential,” the ad argues that the use of the term is offensive to Muslims.
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Dora Scheidell / fox13now.com:
Utah school apologizes for homework assignment to make propaganda poster for terrorist group — SALEM, Utah — Students in ninth grade at Salem Junior High School were given a homework assignment where they were told to draw a propaganda poster for a terrorist organization.
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Chris Miller / KUTV-TV:
Utah junior high school asks students to draw ‘terrorism propaganda poster’
Utah junior high school asks students to draw ‘terrorism propaganda poster’
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BizPac Review, Mediaite, Associated Press and Washington Post
Blake Neff / The Daily Caller:
Columbia Student Claims To Be Traumatized By Reading About White People — A student at Columbia University is urging the school to inject more diversity into its required courses, claiming she suffered severe emotional trauma from reading too many books by and about white people.
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Columbia Daily Spectator, The American Conservative and The Gateway Pundit
Kamel Daoud / New York Times:
Saudi Arabia, an ISIS That Has Made It — Black Daesh, white Daesh. The former slits throats, kills, stones, cuts off hands, destroys humanity's common heritage and despises archaeology, women and non-Muslims. The latter is better dressed and neater but does the same things. The Islamic State; Saudi Arabia.
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David Batty / Guardian:
Saudi court sentences poet to death for renouncing Islam
Saudi court sentences poet to death for renouncing Islam
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Mashable and Friendly Atheist
Jacob Poushter / Pew Research Center:
40% of Millennials OK with limiting speech offensive to minorities — American Millennials are far more likely than older generations to say the government should be able to prevent people from saying offensive statements about minority groups, according to a new analysis of Pew Research Center survey data …
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New York Magazine, Josh Blackman's Blog, Infowars, Hit & Run and Hot Air
Dylan Matthews / Vox:
Woodrow Wilson was extremely racist — even by the standards of his time — This Wednesday, a group of Princeton students stormed the offices of president Christopher Eisgruber to demand that Woodrow Wilson's name be removed from all programs and buildings at the university. That's a big ask.
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Susan Svrluga / Washington Post:
Princeton president and protesters reach agreement; bomb threat deemed not credible
Princeton president and protesters reach agreement; bomb threat deemed not credible
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Talking Points Memo, American Spectator and The Week
Adam Kredo / Washington Free Beacon:
U.S. Pilots Confirm: Obama Admin Blocks 75 Percent of Islamic State Strikes — U.S. military pilots who have returned from the fight against the Islamic State in Iraq are confirming that they were blocked from dropping 75 percent of their ordnance on terror targets because they could not get clearance …
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Truth Revolt, Infowars, Hot Air, The Right Scoop, Israpundit and Pamela Geller
Bureau of Labor Statistics:
Regional and State Employment and Unemployment Summary — Technical information: — Employment: (202) 691-6559 sminfo@bls.gov www.bls.gov/sae — Unemployment: (202) 691-6392 lausinfo@bls.gov www.bls.gov/lau — Media contact: (202) 691-5902 PressOffice@bls.gov
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Andrew Kaczynski / BuzzFeed:
Steve King, Citing Obama's Time In Indonesia, Says Obama Is Filling U.S. With Terrorists — “But you know, while I was going on, he was going to a school in Indonesia, so his idea of America is entirely different than the idea that most Americans have of what we ought to be like …
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Daily Kos
Paul Krugman / New York Times:
The Farce Awakens — Erick Erickson, the editor in chief of the website RedState.com, is a serious power in right-wing circles. Speechifying at RedState's annual gathering is a rite of passage for aspiring Republican politicians, and Mr. Erickson made headlines this year when he disinvited Donald Trump from the festivities.
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No More Mister Nice Blog, Raw Story, Daily Kos, Washington Monthly and Algemeiner.com
Jonathan Cohn / The Huffington Post:
Bad Obamacare News Is Real. That Doesn't Mean Obamacare Is Dying. — UnitedHealth Group's negative outlook on the health law isn't a good sign, but there's more to the story.
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Mother Jones and Bloomberg View
Reid Wilson / Morning Consult:
How Do Voters Feel About Your Governor? — Voters take a dim view of just about everything that happens in Washington, D.C., and few believe the country is headed in the right direction. But those same voters have a much better opinion of officials who govern their own states.
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Louisiana Politics, Off-Road Politics, WPRI-TV, Daily Kos and Political Insider blog
Peggy Noonan / Wall Street Journal:
Uncertain Leadership in Perilous Times — Paris is different, but the president can't seem to change. — After great pain, a formal feeling comes— The Nerves sit ceremonious, like Tombs— In the days after Paris Emily Dickinson's poem kept ringing through my mind as I tried …
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Washington Monthly
Alexa Mouteveli... / NewsBusters:
SICK! ABC's ‘Scandal’ Sets Main Character's Abortion to ‘Silent Night’ — Share it Tweet it — ABC's Scandal just crossed a sickening line in the episode “Baby It's Cold Outside.” The entire hour was an advertisement for Planned Parenthood, but the absolute worst scene was a montage set …
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The Daily Caller, American Spectator, Red Alert Politics and Rush Limbaugh
Josh Gerstein / Politico:
Obama administration takes immigration battle to Supreme Court — The Obama administration took the battle over immigration to the Supreme Court on Friday, formally asking the justices to review a federal court decision that left in place a nationwide injunction against President Barack …
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NumbersUSA Education …, Bloomberg Business and Daily Kos
Terrence Dopp / Bloomberg Business:
Passenger Taken Off Chris Christie's Flight, Campaign Says — Person removed from San Francisco to Boston plane at takeoff — Passengers on board tell of delay lasting more than two hours — New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, a Republican presidential candidate, was on a United Airlines plane today …
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ABC News
Bradford Richardson / The Hill:
Trump says he's the Hemingway of Twitter — Donald Trump says the world has yet to see a social media genius of his caliber, comparing his 140-character missives on Twitter to the prose of Earnest Hemingway. — “Somebody said I'm the Ernest Hemingway of 140 characters,” the businessman said at a rally in South Carolina on Friday.
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