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Japan Remains Hotbed of TPP Protest as U.S. Tries to Fast-Track Trade Deal, Crush Environmental Laws
Japan has been a hotbed of protest against the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which would establish a free-trade zone stretching from Japan to the United States to Chile, and encompass nearly 40 percent of the global economy. Now, new documents released by WikiLeaks show the White House may be ready to…
My Kitty the foot sleeper
Stupidest use of copyright ever… lyric takedowns. I mean WTF, "Let's not allow them to know what we're saying they just have to listen & Guess"
People on benefits don’t waste the money they get because they never see it. It’s not like the government gives them a check & they can decide what to do with it. The money goes straight to the landlord.
For first time, majority of Congress worth $1 million or more
As lawmakers debate future of unemployment benefits and food stamps, experts are wary of disconnect
Watching Galaxy Quest, Ratings weren’t great on it but I enjoy this move 😀
Galaxy Quest (1999) - IMDb
Galaxy Quest: Directed by Dean Parisot. With Tim Allen, Sigourney Weaver, Alan Rickman, Tony Shalhoub. The alumni cast of a space opera television series have to play their roles as the real thing when an alien race needs their help. However, they also have to defend both Earth and the alien race fr…
‘Game of Thrones’ is returning on April 6th
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I wish there was more focus on getting android on laptops I could totally get into having it on my laptop. I have tried Androidx86 but it’s buggy and I can’t use the google+ or youtube apps on it. Maybe in the future we will see AndroidOS optimized for laptops/netbooks.
Utah will not recognize same-sex marriages in wake of SCOTUS hold
Couples married since the initial federal ruling will not be able to change their names, for example
From Funding Climate Deniers to Shadowy Groups, Koch Brothers Network Spent $400 Million in 2012
The Washington Post and the Center for Responsive Politics have just published an exposé revealing how a labyrinth of 17 tax-exempt groups and limited liability companies tied to the billionaire Koch Brothers raised at least $407 million during the 2012 campaign. The staggering amount is equivalent…
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