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Left Still Isn't Sure If Being A Dictator Is A Bad Thing [COMMENTARY]

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Melbourne: World's Most Livable City Five Years Running

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Machinists Endorse Clinton: IAM Puts Support Behind Hillary

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Pakistan Militants Sentenced To Death For School Attack

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California Drought: Millions of 'Shade Balls' Used to Reduce Evaporation

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Rick Perry Can't Pay Staff Months Before Iowa Caucus Begins

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French Hostage Freed In Yemen: Isabelle Prime Headed Home

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Bobby Jindal: Arrest Sanctuary City Mayors

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Church Shooter Dylann Roof Pleads Not Guilty To 33 Federal Charges

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NHL NEWS: Eric Lindros, Former Philadelphia Flyer, New York Ranger, Files $3 Million Lawsuit Against Huffington Post And Former NHL Referee, Paul Stewart

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Amtrak Considers Most Riders 'Suspicious'?

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Email's Inventor Slams Critics for not Giving Him Full Credit

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