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MUST Watch Video: Rachel Maddow Exposes “The Parasite”

Rachel Maddow doesn’t hold her tongue when she calls a conservative strategist sitting across from her, “A parasite who gets fat on American’s fears.” The strategist she was interviewing has been going around the country warning people about Obama’s health care reform. Maddow confronts him head on about who is actually funding his fear-mongering campaign.

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October 24th, 2009 | Posted in Videos | Read More »

Amnesty International’s Khan: Poverty Is The World’s Worst Human Rights Crisis

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Ending  poverty has become the rallying cry of international organization, political and business leaders,philanthropists and of course celebrities. But the fight against global poverty is almost certainly doomed to fail if it is driven solely by the imperative of boosting economic growth through investment, trade, new technology or foreign aid, argues Irene Khan in her [...]

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October 24th, 2009 | Posted in Headlines,Photo Gallery,World News | Read More »

Cheney’s Singing The Same Tune: Bash’s Obama, Defends Bush Policy

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Dick Cheney’s out of his undisclosed location… and his bashing Obama and defending his “enhanced interrogation” policies. Same as it ever was.

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October 23rd, 2009 | Posted in Headlines,US News | Read More »

Radio Interview: NJP’s Gilbert Mercier On The Patriot Act

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Earlier this month NEWS JUNKIE POST’s Co-Editor-in-Chief Gilbert Mercier was interviewed on Radio Islam 1450 AM in Chicago about the Patriot Act. In his interview Mercier talks about how the legislation has been detrimental to the country by unfairly targeting ordinary American citizens. He also talks about efforts in the US Senate to introduce legislation that would make the Patriot Act more just and fair.

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October 23rd, 2009 | Posted in Justice,Photo Gallery,Politics | Read More »

That X-Ray Could Give You A Heart Attack

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Researchers from the UK have found that small levels of radiation could lead to heart attacks and other cardiovascular problems. The findings were published this week on the journal of PLoS Computational Biology.

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October 22nd, 2009 | Posted in Headlines,US News | Read More »

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