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The World’s 50 Greatest Leaders

Submitted 10 years ago by ActRight Community

These ­extraordinary men and women are transforming business, govern­ment, philanthropy, and so much more. Here, our second annual list.
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Senator Rand Paul on Twitter

Submitted 10 years ago by ActRight Community

“I strongly oppose Loretta Lynch's nomination for Attorney General. Please, WATCH and RETWEET! https://t.co/QUilIhYGby”
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WASHINGTON – Erie County’s population has started to grow slightly again after decades of decline, and it’s almost entirely because so many people are moving to town from overseas.The county’s population as of last April was 922,835, an increase of 0.4 percent f... - The Buffalo News
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  By Deena Winter | Nebraska Watchdog LINCOLN, Neb. – A black Nebraska state senator compared American police
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The Supreme Court decision in King v. Burwell, the case challenging the Obama administration’s decision to award tax credits for health insurance sold through federally established exchanges, could turn on the question of whether a ruling that ends the tax credits on federal exchanges might cause something known as a “death spiral” in health insurance markets.
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A partial listing of some of the things that the New York senator has tried to ban over the years.
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Last week, my human rights organization, the American Freedom Defense Initiative (AFDI), scored another major victory for truth and freedom in Philadelphia. The court ruled that our ads highlighting Islamic Jew-hatred and the Nazi-Islamic alliance, which had been previously denied,
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A high and tight hairstyle meant to honor his stepbrother's service landed a 7-year-old in hot water. Now, his school's under fire.
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Emails disclosed by a hacker show a close family friend was funneling intelligence about the crisis in Libya directly to the Secretary of State’s private account starting before the Benghazi attack.
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The US military was totally taken by surprise when Saudi Arabia attacked Houthi rebels in Yemen this week. NBC's Richard Engel says Arab nations, and former allies, no longer trust the United States due to the Obama administration's new friendship…
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Homeland Security Official Used His Office to Give Visas to High-Ranking Politicians
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Ted Cruz's Rollout Breaks the Rules, Scores a Quick Million
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Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-Ill.) and other Democrats have created a pamphlet that encourages illegal immigrants to carry a card that asks immigration officers not to deport them if they are detained. "I created this toolkit for you to protect yourself from deportation," Gutierrez said in a video describing...
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Saudi Arabia will not rule out building or acquiring nuclear weapons, the country’s ambassador to the United States has indicated.
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Barack Obama faces a slew of Middle East crises that some call the worst in a generation, as new chaos from Yemen to Iraq — along with deteriorating U.S.-Israeli relations — is confounding the president’s efforts to stabilize the region and strike a nuclear deal with Iran. The meltdown has Obama officials defending their management...
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Each year a few ideas get proposed at the state Capitol that have people shaking their heads.This year: Mandatory church attendance.
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Politico surveyed a "bipartisan group of key activists, operatives and thought leaders in New Hampshire and Iowa" to reveal "grave concerns about Cruz’s electability." A "bipartisan" group? Does this mean that Politico actually consulted Democrats to weigh in on Ted Cruz's changes in the early primaries? Yeah, there is an "unbiased" group for you. However, the really significant news from the Politico article written by James Hohmann comes deep into the story after many paragraphs of unrelenting Cruz bashing where it is revealed that "Nearly two-thirds of Iowa Republican insiders believe Cruz can win the caucuses."
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So often Americans speak as though our nation is the pinnacle of human progress, and in many ways, it’s true. No group of people in history has achieved the degree of liberty, wealth, technology, or military might to the extent that the United States has. But “progress” ought...
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Thomas Kuhn, in his classic book on the structure of scientific revolutions, points out how difficult scientific paradigms are to shift. He suggests they become even more so when there is a moral element involved. I will suggest that projected
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How to fix Obamacare

Submitted 10 years ago by ActRight Community

IT IS now nearly a year since the roll-out of Obamacare. The launch was a shambles, and Obamacare is a totem for every American who hates big government. Republicans...
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Stereotypes about the loose sexual mores of Americans in their 20s and early 30s aren't true in all communities.
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Hi, guys. Today’s column speaks directly to the gals about the 2016 races for U.S. Senate seats.
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A retrospective...
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Obama doesn’t take the Iranian chant seriously. He should.
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