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Towards the end of an outspoken 24 hours of media appearances, former Rep. Ron Paul appeared via phone on Fox Business Network with Melissa Francis and made a bold prediction about NSA leaker Edward Snowden's future.
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Former Intern Sues Warner Music Group And Atlantic Records Over Unpaid Internship
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Despite worries that their focus on abortion and gay marriage is a liability for Republicans, they're as well-organized, vigilant, and powerful as ever.
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FBI Says “All Options Are on the Table” for Bringing Leaker to Justice
FBI director Robert Mueller promised that his agency 'will be taking action against Edward Snowden for disclosing confidential government activities.
Ron Paul blasts Obama on Syria war escalation
Former Congressman Ron Paul has sharply criticized the Obama administration for "escalating" the war in Syria by sending weapons to foreign-backed militants in the country.
Many have noted, including Salon's Alex Pareene, that John McCain is " the senator everyone in the press listens to ."
Rick Perry Wants Jobless To Pee In Cups
Texas Gov. Rick Perry is expected to sign a law requiring some unemployment claimants to pass drug tests, the Associated Press reported on Friday .
Bonfire Films of America and Rival Pictures/Om Films present A Film by AJ Schnack.
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The Republican Liberty Caucus, a libertarian-minded part of the Grand Old Party, has announced it will put up a booth this Aug. 16-19 at North America's largest demonstration/fair favoring the legalization of marijuana.