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TOPSTORIES
Last-Minute Change to Bill Dashes Hopes of Suing Saudi Arabia
A coalition of 9/11 families have been fighting for the right to sue Saudi Arabia for its role in the attacks. A bill allowing them to do so has just been crippled. learn more 
MORENEWS
| 5 Gruesome Ways ISIS Has Taken Its Savagery to the Next Level As the Iraqi army moves into the center of Fallujah, ISIS is cutting out the tongues of its deserting fighters and using the public as human shields. |  |
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| Hamas Stealing 95% Of Cement Allowed into Gaza Says Israel The Muslim Brotherhood affiliate, Hamas, which controls the Gaza strip, is diverting humanitarian aid and re-routing it for terrorist activities. |  |
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| Egypt: Seven Homes Destroyed in Anti-Christian Riot The local Coptic Bishop gave a full statement after the riot, which has been translated and reprinted here. An elderly woman was stripped and harassed. |  |
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| Islamic Extremism in France Part IV: Crime and Immigration The connection between juvenile delinquency, violent crime and jihadism is beyond any doubt. |  |
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| Satire Against Extremism is Taking the Web By Storm A wide range of Muslim comedians are mocking Islamist beliefs online, and a growing liberal Muslim audience is loving it. |  |
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| US Set to Arm New Libyan Unity Government The U.S. is moving to arm a new Libyan unity government, but it is unclear if the government will become in thrall to Islamists or militias. |  |
FEATUREDVIDEOS
 | Would American College Students Donate to Hamas? Watch as Ami Horowitz goes to Portland State University and asks students if they would donate money to support Hamas attack 'soft targets' like Israeli schools and cafes. |
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[Re:'Satire Against Extremism is Taking the Web By Storm']: Sarcasm is the brain's natural defense against stupidity. Satire is the art form that is sadly dying out because people are not able to detect sarcasm or parody.
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