Texas Governor Perry signed what has been dubbed the “Merry Christmas bill” into law. The legislation allows schools to display religious symbols such as Christmas trees and nativity scenes as long as at least one other religious image or secular icon is also included — so as long as Jesus is depicted.
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2013
Jackson Family to Restore Neverland Ranch for Underprivileged Young Children — Mostly Boys
Neverland Ranch has been neglected since the tragic death of music legend Michael Jackson in 2009, but his family thinks it’s time for a change.
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CEO of Exxon Mobil Fights Keystone XL Opposition with Blank Checks
In an unprecedented move that has environmentalists and oil companies alike wide-eyed and mouth-agape, Exxon Mobil will be writing blank checks to congressmen in opposition to Keystone XL.
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Facebook Employee Outs Insidious Program That Targets Users With Ads
Facebook has been systematically scanning status messages, comments, and likes in order to maliciously target users for advertisements.
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Creation Museum Determines That 81% of Ticket Buyers Only There to Mock
Park attendance has fizzled in recent years and the new zip line course, along with the public’s incessant desire to mock ridiculous things, just may turn things around for the struggling museum.
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Woman With Public Facebook Profile Disgusted By NSA Snooping
Las Vegas resident Brittney Matthews has taken to her public Facebook page to blast the National Security Agency’s snooping into the phone records of private Americans.
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Letter From Santa Reveals He Watches Everyone All The Time, NSA Jealous
With this letter revealed the National Security Agency (NSA) has expressed their jealousy over how Santa is able to watch everyone all the time all over the world all at once.
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Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant Blames Working Moms For The Holocaust
“Oh sure, I know people are going to call me old-fashioned and I’m sure I’ll get some nasty telegraphs over this one, but it’s true.”
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