Hurricane Matthew Is Florida’s Worst-Case Scenario

Hurricane Matthew is heading straight for Florida, but the storm has already made its place in the history books. Since weather records began in 1851, no hurricane of Matthew’s predicted strength (Category 4, with sustained winds of at least 135 mph that the National Hurricane Center labels as “catastrophic”) has ever made landfall in Florida north of West Palm…

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Here’s how deep Twitter’s slide could get if Google, other bidders are out – MarketWatch

Getty Images   By Markets reporter Reporter Deep-pocketed suitors are reportedly dropping their bids for Twitter—a blow that could deal a hefty hit to the social media company’s shares, analysts said Thursday. Twitter Inc. TWTR, -20.10% dropped 20.1% to $19.87 Thursday, following a Recode report Wednesday evening, citing unnamed sources, saying Alphabet Inc.’s GOOGL, +0.23%…

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Petition · Donald Trump: A Declaration by American Evangelicals Concerning Donald Trump · Change.org

Imperfect elections and flawed candidates often make for complicated and difficult choices for Christians. But sometimes historic moments arise when more is at stake than partisan politics–when the meaning and integrity of our faith hangs in the balance. This is one of those moments. A significant mistake in American politics is the media’s continued identification…

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Poland’s Increasingly Unpopular Abortion Ban – The Atlantic

Google Microdata Mobile only ad Article “Cover” Poland’s Increasingly Unpopular Abortion Ban Conservative politicians have reversed their position against the procedure following large protests in the country. Google Metadata Agencja Gazeta / Reuters NEWS BRIEF Widespread protests over a proposed abortion law in Poland have led to a shift in political opinion, and some conservative…

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Almost every Asian stereotype you can think of, in one Fox News segment – The Washington Post

This post has been updated with a statement from the Asian American Journalists Association and tweets by Watters. On the eve of the first general-election debate moderated by an Asian American journalist, the “O’Reilly Factor” on Fox News aired a segment so full of Asian stereotypes and jokes that fitting them all into five minutes was…

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