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In a major setback for organized labor, Kentucky passed right-to-work legislation and repealed the state’s prevailing wage law.

Organized labor suffered its first major legislative setback due to the 2016 elections on Saturday, when Kentucky Republicans gave final approval to right-to-work legislation and repealed the state’s prevailing wage law. Both bills are expected to be signed into law by the governor, and will take effect immediately.

 

"I felt a great disturbance in the farce, as if millions of snowflakes suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced. I fear something terrible has happened..."

Just days after rumors emerged of Hillary Clinton potentially running for New York City mayor, Hillary Clinton confidante Neera Tanden told CNN that she doesn't expect Clinton to run for New York City mayor -- or anything else, ever again.

President Obama has quietly signed the ‘Countering Foreign Propaganda and Disinformation Act’ into law, making alternative media illegal in America. In his last defiant act as President, Obama signed the bill amid a total mainstream media blackout, authorizing authorities to arrest and shutdown purveyors of subversive news in the U.S. Thefreethoughtproject.com reports: In a statement, Obama said that: Today, I have signed into law S.

Government officials in the Czech Republic have urged citizens to take up arms to protect against a coming ISIS “super-Holocaust”. Following Czech President Milos Zeman’s warning of an imminent ISIS-led bloodbath, the country’s interior ministry is pushing through a constitutional change that would allow citizens to use guns against terrorists. Zerohedge.com reports: Czech president Milos Zeman had previously proposed that economic migrants should be deported from Europe to “uninhabited Greek islands” or to “empty places” in North Africa.

The American government has announced that it plans to shoot down any North Korean missiles that approach US territory.