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The book, thought to be an authentic version of the Gospel of Barnabas, was confiscated during an anti-smuggling operation in Turkey's Mediterranean region in 2000
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There was a minor kerfuffle a few weeks ago when the Daily Mail website overtook the New York Times to become the most popular news site in the world. Liberals can whine all they like, but that's a formidable achievement, especially considering it's not really a conventional news site at all, more a big online bin full of pictures of reality stars, with the occasional Stephen Glover column lobbed in to lighten the mood.
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To secure his standing as the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, Mitt Romney has disowned every sliver of moderation in his record. He’s moved to the right on tax cuts and twisted himself into a pretzel over the health-care plan he championed in Massachusetts — because conservatives are no longer allowed to acknowledge that government can improve citizens’ lives.
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Can you travel back into your past and alter something that will change yourself in the present? And could you travel into your future and also alter your present? It looks like it might be possible, and it’s not science fiction.
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Job prospects are not looking good if you make your living doing pseudotherapy to try and change a person’s sexual orientation. Earlier this month psychiatrist Dr. Robert Spitzer renounced his study suggesting that therapy to change sexual orientation works with some individuals who are “highly motivated.” He went on to apologize to the gay community and anyone who “wasted time and energy undergoing some form of reparative therapy.”
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Mentally ill children are the new bogeyman, at least according to the New York Times Sunday Magazine.
The cover of last Sunday’s magazine featured the image above, the close-up eye of a child with the caption “When Is a Problem Child Truly Dangerous?”
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People tend to associate the word psychopath with serial killers or other violent criminals. The word conjures up images of anti-social monsters who are unable to fit into everyday society.... Enter Mitt Romney
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Uncertainty over the fate of the euro currency is already dampening U.S. economic growth and any significant worsening of the crisis would deal a blow to a recovery that is gradually gathering steam.
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Economists have warned of a fresh threat to the recovery after official figures showed that the country is being propped up by “unsustainable” Government spending.
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Superstar economist Paul Krugman wants us to change course, but his solutions are simplistic.
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Britain doesn't have the same tradition of popular anti-socialism as the US does, so recent red-baiting falls rather flat
(in a few days?)
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Lol!
hmm... Ip address AND personal address?....
This is state-sponsored persecution of a protected species to please some of the richest people in the country, pursuing a cruel, destructive and pointless activity. It is state spending for the 1% - or the 0.01% – which everyone else must pay for.
The van looked like a legitimate United Parcel Service Inc. delivery vehicle, except the company decal on the back door was slightly crooked.
Penn Jillette and Michael Goudeau talk about President Barack Obama's appearance on Jimmy Fallon and his previous drug use.
For nearly three years now, I've been posting monthly photo essays on the war in Afghanistan, and a question I hear fairly often is, "Why do you do this?" My intent is to continue to focus attention on what is actually happening on the ground -- far from policy debates or speeches
Cover of this great piece of tune from the old Unreal!
Originally composed by Alexander Brandon, Michiel van Den Bos & Dave Ewing.
New York City police say they are holding a suspect in custody in connection with the disappearance of a six-year-old boy in 1979.
An ambitious Radiohead fan has turned two of their classic albums into 8-bit masterpieces.
"OK Computer" and "Kid A" were both converted into video game-style music by Quinton Sung, and posted to YouTube where almost 150,000 have enjoyed the re-imagined albums.
8-bit music, sometimes called chiptunes, hark back to early games consoles which generated game soundtracks on 8-bit chips. As technology improved, creative tinkerers could get the older 8-bit hardware for very little money, sparking a scene of musicians who would challenge themselves to create music with their limited musical palette.
Yes, squid really can fly. And they may do it far more often than anyone realised. But why?
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Nine UK children have been "protected" after a global police probe uncovered a paedophile ring posting images of sexual abuse on social networks. When asked for a comment, TAN's legal rights expert Otester responded that this was "clearly a case where the rights of these men were violated as many were not directly responsible for any acts against the children involved"...
The UK economy shrank by 0.3% in the first three months of the year, more than previously thought, revised figures have shown.
It is absolutely correct to be sceptical of those in power. But conspiracism does not offer scepticism, merely an all-encompassing mush that preys on the idealistic and the gullible and turns them to paranoid cranks.
"We talked to the people in the video and they were not the parents of the child," Camden County Prosecutor's Office spokesperson Jason Laughlin tells Shine. "We won't be charging anyone. We were looking for purposeful endangerment and we didn't see that."
