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Thailand Constitution Draft Rejected

Thailand’s military rulers have rejected a controversial new constitution drafted by an appointed council following last year’s coup. Now a new committee will be appointed to write another draft. This delays elections further. The constitution draft has been criticized widely. The focus of this has been a clause permitting a 23-member panel to take over …

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Palin praises Bush for being bilingual

One-time vice presidential nominee and the butt of many a “I can see Russia from my house” joke, Sarah Palin is praising GOP candidate Jeb Bush for being bilingual in English and Spanish after Donald Trump’s criticism of him for answering a question in Spanish when he should speak English in America. Bush responded to …

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Walmart Pledges $25 Million To Disaster Recovery on Katrina Anniversary

In observance of the 10th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, the Walmart Foundation announced that they will be making a $25 million commitment over a five year span to support organizations that aid in disaster recovery and resiliency efforts. In addition to the $25 million, the company and its foundation will also be awarding nearly $3 …

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Guatemala’s President Quits, Jailed On Corruption Charges

Guatemala’s Otto Perez resigned as president and was jailed on Thursday while a judge weighs charging him in a corruption scandal that gutted his government and plunged the country into a political crisis days before a presidential election. In an emergency session, Congress approved Perez’s resignation after the retired general quit overnight. Former vice president …

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