Stephanie Samuel

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• Jul 11, 2011

  NY Judge Dismisses Ex-Firefighter’s Ground Zero Mosque Suit

  A New York judge dismissed a former firefighter's lawsuit to block an Islamic center from opening near the World Trade Center.

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  Jul 9, 2011

  D.C. Paid for 300 Abortions Under Obama Administration

  The District of Columbia's government paid for at least 300 abortions in the two-year period when lawmakers lifted a federal ban blocking the city from funding the procedure, according to news reports.

• Jul 9, 2011

  Tim Pawlenty a Fan of Controversial Lady Gaga?

  Tim Pawlenty, who has been working hard to pique the interest of Iowa voters, shared to Glittarazzi reporters outside of a recent Iowa fundraiser that he likes Lady Gaga’s music.

• Jul 8, 2011

  GOP Ad Likens Obama's Presidency to Train Wreck; Calls for Change in Direction

  The Republican National Committee's latest attack ad uses speeding vehicles to describe the Barack Obama presidency as a wreck.

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  Jul 8, 2011

  Chick-fil-A Celebrates Its Brand With Cow Appreciation Day

  Chick-fil-A is celebrating the longevity of its brand, despite a tough new year filled with protests waged by gay activists, with its Cow Appreciation Day Friday.

• Jul 7, 2011

  Bill Clinton Compares Voter Laws to Racist Jim Crow

  Former President Bill Clinton likened state legislations restricting voter registrations for ex-convicts and college students to racist Jim Crow laws and accused Republicans of seeking to gain an unfair advantage at the polls.

• Jul 7, 2011

  Paul Ryan Budget Proposal Riles Political Feminist Campaign

  Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) is defending his budget plan Thursday amid negotiations to raise the debt ceiling.

• Jul 6, 2011

  Mitt Romney Raises $18M; Gingrich Owes $1M

  Mitt Romney proves to be a donor magnet, raising over $18 million in the 2012 race for the presidency and eclipsing other Republican candidates, including Newt Gingrich who is struggling with $1 million in campaign debt.

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  Jul 6, 2011

  Obama Asks Rick Perry to Commute Mexican National's Death Sentence

  President Barack Obama and world agencies are pressuring Texas Governor Rick Perry, a conservative and death penalty supporter, to commute the scheduled Thursday execution of Mexican national Humberto Leal Garcia Jr. in the interest of international relations.

• Jul 5, 2011

  2011 State of the Future Anticipates More Wealth, Crime, Corruption

  A report being released by a globalized think tank sums that although the world of tomorrow will be richer, healthier and better educated, it will also be a more violent and corrupt unless action is taken to curb terror-related crime.