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Dairy Lobby Joins Skim Milk Labeling Fight…on the Wrong Side

A Florida state agriculture department inspector ordered Ocheesee, a small, all-natural creamery located along the state’s panhandle, to stop selling its skim milk in 2012. He claimed Ocheesee’s skim milk ran afoul of Florida’s standard of identity for skim milk, which requires creameries and dairies to add vitamin A to their skim milk. Ocheesee, which […]

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Wednesday, September 7, 2016 at 4:51 AM Pentagon bans Sperrys, khaki shorts, and pastel shirts for off-duty troops

THE PENTAGON — Following a recent revelation that the terrorist organization ISIS plans to target US military members, officers especially, the Department of Defense is requiring troops to choose clothing which will better blend in with the general population during off-duty hours. In particular, DOD has banned khaki or pastel shorts for all military officers.  Read more

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Re-enlistments spike after ITT Tech shutdown

WASHINGTON – Prior service reenlistments spiked sharply over the past week after federal financial aid was revoked for students enrolled at ITT Technical Institutes, the Pentagon announced. At ITT campuses across the country, veterans leveraged the GI Bill to earn their degrees in cutting-edge fields such as VCR Repair, Daytime TV Marketing Algorithms, and Wood shop. Read

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Transhumanism Is Inevitable

This is quite controversial.  “Transhumanism is becoming more respectable, and transhumanism, with a small t, is rapidly emerging through conventional mainstream avenues,” Eve Herold reports in her astute new book, Beyond Human. Small-t transhumanism is the belief or theory that the human race will evolve beyond its current physical and mental limitations, especially by means of deliberate

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Female Student Admits to Incredible Lie That Got Auburn Football Player Kicked Off Team

Auburn University dismissed running back Jovon Robinson—formerly the No. 1 junior college player in the country—after a female student accused him of assaulting her. “He did not meet my expectations of what it takes to be an Auburn Tiger football player,” said head coach Guz Malzahn, according to al.com. But Robinson never assaulted anyone. His purported

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We Need More Access to Bureaucrats’ Emails, Not Less

I’ve written more than 100 Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests over the past few years, as well as a newsletter on FOIA policy, so it caused me great pain to read the headline over at Vox on Tuesday: “Against Transparency: Government officials’ email should be private, just like their phone calls.” Vox’s Matt Yglesias writes that, in

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Viral Video of Young Mom Committing Unspeakable Crime: Leaving Baby in Car for 3 Minutes

Can you imagine? Not waking a child up for a 3 minute shopping break! The horrors!  Pitchforks are so 19th century. Today’s righteous mobs wield cell phone videos and Facebook likes. Here’s the video of a baby whose mom decided against dragging him into the gas station for a short errand. Instead she let wait in the

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The Only Way To Avoid Saying Microagressions Is To Stay Away

Dear College Kids, When you’re done scrubbing your Twitter, Facebook, and other social media of inherently racist Harambe-the-Dead-Gorilla memes, you’ll want to check out the latest list of “microaggressions,” best defined as insults so meager that even the popularizer of the concept has said universities have distorted the meaning of his term. So here’s The New York Times with

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Treetop Hideaway

More on the state’s inability to leave its citizens alone.  For the past 25 years, Shawnee Chasser has lived in a treehouse in Florida. Now, the Miami-Dade County code enforcement office says it has to come down. Officials say it doesn’t meet local building codes, which are strict because of the possibility of hurricanes, and it doesn’t

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Gallup: Today at 1:02 AM More Favor Major Government Role in Assisting Minorities

More U.S. adults now than in recent years want the government to play a major role in improving the position of minority groups in the U.S. However, the 38% who favor this idea is similar to what Gallup measured in 2004 and 2005.   As both major party presidential candidates tout ways their policies will

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Democrats – Global warming is too important to wait for democracy

This is too important to follow the US Constitution! This comes from Bernie Sanders’ website. According to the Vermont Senator’s website, the Democratic Party draft platform reads: “Democrats believe that climate change is too important to wait for climate deniers and defeatists in Congress to start listening to science, and support using every tool available to

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