‘Willingness’ To Impact The Election: IG’s Clinton Report Is Loaded With Bombshells | The Daily Caller

‘Willingness’ To Impact The Election: IG’s Clinton Report Is Loaded With Bombshells | The Daily Caller:

The Department of Justice’s internal watchdog released a much-anticipated report on the FBI’s investigation of Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server as secretary of state.
The report contained several bombshells.
Anti-Trump FBI agent showed “willingness” to impact election
Anti-Trump FBI agent Peter Strzok showed a “willingness to take official action” to impact the presidential election, according to the new report from Department of Justice Inspector General Michael Horowitz.

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The Most Important Study of the Mediterranean Diet Has Been Retracted - Slashdot

The Most Important Study of the Mediterranean Diet Has Been Retracted - Slashdot:
"Zorro shares a report from Quartz:
In 2013, the New England Journal of Medicine published a landmark study that found that people put on a Mediterranean diet had a 30% lower chance of heart attack, stroke, or death from cardiovascular disease than people on a low-fat diet. 
It received massive media and public attention when released, and since has been cited by 3,268 other scientific papers. 
The study had tremendous impact on the field of nutrition and health science.
Yesterday (June 13), however, the journal retracted the study -- providing a new reason for skepticism about how effective the now-popular Mediterranean diet really is.
The reasons for the withdrawal are complicated, having to do with the methodology of the study..."
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Netflix’s Five Second Staring Rule -- Sexual Harassment Rules Goes Too Far | National Review

Netflix’s Five Second Staring Rule -- Sexual Harassment Rules Goes Too Far | National Review
"This is completely ridiculous and could end up hurting more than it helps.
Netflix has reportedly banned workers from looking at each other for more than five seconds as part of its new anti-harassment rules.

The new policy also bans the company’s film crews from asking their colleagues for their phone numbers, according to an article in the Sun.

...“Looking at anyone longer than five seconds is considered creepy.”

“You mustn’t ask for someone’s number unless they have given permission for it to be distributed,” the source continued. 

...“Don’t ask out a colleague more than once if they have said no,” 

...“Steer clear of a colleague once they have said they are not interested in you,” 

and “Don’t flirt.” 

The rules also encourage employees to “Shout ‘Stop, don’t do that again!’ if a colleague has been inappropriate.”...

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Rod Rosenstein greater threat to Constitution than J. Edgar Hoover - Washington Times

Rod Rosenstein greater threat to Constitution than J. Edgar Hoover - Washington Times:

Behold, Rod Rosenstein, the very face of the swamp Leviathan.
Geeky and bespectacled, he is the cancer that even America’s Founders could not imagine when they crafted a set of checks and balances designed to temper even the most monstrous of human nature.
Mr. Rosenstein, one of the most powerful men in the Department of Justice, threatened to investigate members of Congress and their staff if Congress continued to fulfill its constitutional responsibility to oversee the increasingly rogue federal department.

Work related to Obama Presidential Center to cost Illinois taxpayers nearly $200 million | Fox News

Work related to Obama Presidential Center to cost Illinois taxpayers nearly $200 million | Fox News
"The controversial Obama Presidential Center in Chicago will benefit from almost $200 million in taxpayer funding for work on infrastructure projects near the center on Chicago’s South Side.
The Chicago Sun Times first reported Friday that Illinois lawmakers had approved $174 million for roadwork in and around Jackson Park related to the development of the center.
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, a former Obama White House chief of staff, described the infrastructure improvements as “money well spent.”
...The Center won approval from Chicago’s city council last month, despite significant resistance and protests from its opponents, who are skeptical of the Obama Foundation’s claim that the center will support thousands of new jobs and have a total economic impact of $3.1 billion in its first 10 years..."
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Anti-police books part of high school's summer reading list - The College Fix

Anti-police books part of high school's summer reading list - The College Fix
"Two books in a South Carolina high school’s summer reading list have stirred up controversy, as many — including the law enforcement community — claim they are anti-police in nature.

Wando High School’s English I reading list includes “The Hate U Give” and “All American Boys” both which “address racism and police brutality,” according to WCBD-2. 

In the former, the protagonist’s unarmed best friend is shot and killed by cops, while in the latter a main character is roughed up by officers after (wrongly) being accused of shoplifting. 

Students in the Charleston County school are to choose one book from a list of four, of which these two titles are included.

...John Blackmon, president of the Fraternal Order of Police Tri-County Lodge #3, said “Whether it be through social media, whether it be through text message, whether it be phone calls, we’ve received an influx of tremendous outrage at the selections by this reading list.”..."

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'Foreign actors' accessed Hillary Clinton emails, documents show | Fox News

'Foreign actors' accessed Hillary Clinton emails, documents show | Fox News:

“Foreign actors” obtained access to some of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s emails -- including at least one email classified as “secret” -- according to a new memo from two GOP-led House committees and an internal FBI email.
Fox News obtained the memo prepared by the House Judiciary and Oversight committees, which lays out key interim findings ahead of next week’s hearing with Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz. The IG, separately, is expected to release his highly anticipated report on the Clinton email case later Thursday.�

[H]ardOCP: Social Media Fueling Mental Sickness and Obesity

[H]ardOCP: Social Media Fueling Mental Sickness and Obesity
"Social Media Fueling Mental Sickness and Obesity

England's National Health Service describes itself as picking up the pieces of an epidemic among children in the UK and it firmly lays the responsibility at the feet of social media. 
No data is pointed to however. 
And the NHS is upset with you too, Fatty McFatFat. 
You are on the pooper twice as long as you are doing exercise. 
Well, not like eating all those chips does not take a good amount of time out of my schedule, and those have to go somewhere.
The average person in this country spends twice as long on the toilet as they do exercising."