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Indiana Bill Would Force Colts To Refund Fans Offended By Anthem Protests

State Rep. Milo Smith (R) reportedly introduced the bill in Indiana’s legislature this week. It would require the Colts to offer refunds until the end of the first quarter during home games in which Colts players protest during the national anthem, the Star reported.

Indiana Bill Would Force Colts To Refund Fans Offended By Anthem Protests

A proposed law in Indiana would force the Indianapolis Colts to reimburse fans who request a refund over players kneeling during the national anthem, the Indianapolis Star reported

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Russian official: Moscow would react ‘with dignity’ to US strike on Syria

“They should not create excuses for more attacks against the Syrian army that is fighting terrorists,” Lavrov added, saying terrorist groups could try to draw the U.S. into a strike against Syria by pinning responsibility for attacks against civilians on the Assad regime.

Russia's foreign minister on Wednesday said that Moscow would respond to a U.S. "provocation" in Syria "proportionally and with dignity." Sergey Lavrov 

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Sean Hannity on Seth Rich coverage: ‘I retracted nothing’

“If in fact, take Seth out of it, there was a whistleblower within the DNC — a truth-teller that was actually the source for WikiLeaks, not Russia — working with the Trump campaign. These are questions that I have a moral obligation to ask, and I will do the mainstream media’s job like I have most of my career.”

Sean Hannity on Seth Rich coverage: ‘I retracted nothing’

Fox News’s Sean Hannity ripped his critics and the mainstream media on his nationally syndicated radio program Tuesday, saying, “I am not Fox.com or FoxNews.com, I retracted nothing.” His reaction came hours after Fox News

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Hillary Clinton Aide Advised: ‘Dump all those emails’ On Private Server

“Not to sound like Lanny, but we are going to have to dump all those emails so better to do so sooner than later,” says the March 2015 message, labeled as from John Podesta to Cheryl Mills and apparently referencing longtime Clinton confidant Lanny Davis.

Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman advised a longtime aide that they were "going to have to dump all those emails" on the day that a report

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Benghazi Panel Protests Continued ‘Stonewalling’ From State Department

“Whatever the administration is hiding, its justifications for doing so are imaginary and appear to be invented for the sake of convenience. That’s not how complying with a congressional subpoena works, and it’s well past time the department stops stonewalling.”

Benghazi Panel Protests Continued ‘Stonewalling’ From State Department

Lawmakers on the House Select Committee on Benghazi are protesting the State Department’s “stonewalling” as they seek to finalize a long-awaited report about the 2012 terrorist attacks. Chairman Trey Gowdy (R-S.C.) on Monday accused the Obama

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CIA Director Now Claims Missing 28 Pages Of 9/11 Report Contain “Inaccurate Information”

Brennan claims the information in the 28 pages hasn’t been vetted or corroborated, adding that releasing the information would give ammunition to those who want to tie the terror attacks to Saudi Arabia.

CIA Director Now Claims Missing 28 Pages Of 9/11 Report Contain “Inaccurate Information”

CIA Director John Brennan said Sunday that releasing the 28 classified pages from the 9/11 Commission report would be a mistake because they contain inaccurate, un-vetted information that could be used to tie Saudi Arabia to the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks. "This chapter was kept out because of concerns about sensitive methods, investigative

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House Again Tries, And Fails, To Derail Iran Deal

“Here we go again. And again. And again. How fitting it is that we’re here on Groundhog Day,” said Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.).

House Again Tries, And Fails, To Derail Iran Deal

The House will run on time under Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.). Legislation to prevent the Obama administration from lifting sanctions on Iranian entities unless it certifies they aren’t affiliated with terrorism or ballistic missile development technically already passed in the House last month. But when Ryan insisted on closing last month’s

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