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Environmental Nightmare! Dozens Of Highly Toxic Substances Have Been Found In Tap Water All Over America

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By Delving Eye
| Zero Hedge
Authored by Michael Snyder via The Economic Collapse blog, After reading this article, you will never look at tap water the same way again. Most Americans have generally assumed that the water coming out of our taps is perfectly safe, but the Flint water crisis and other similar incidents are starting to help people to understand that there are some very dangerous substances in our water.
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Therapy Dogs, Chocolate, & Play-Doh: Colleges Offer Ways To Cope With Finals

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By Delving Eye
| Zero Hedge
Authord by Jeremy Beaman via TheCollegeFix.com, Therapy dogs, chocolate, Play-Doh, video games: Today’s college students are offered a variety of ways to cope with the stress of final exams. At the University of Pennsylvania, for example, several different student groups offered various study breaks, including a Zumba class, a video game stress reliever, and a “Chocolate and Chocolate Labs” event, the Daily Pennsylvanian reports.
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"It's All On Me": New Homeland Secretary Takes Blame For Rushed Immigration Order Rollout

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By Delving Eye
| Zero Hedge
Speaking before the House's Homeland Security Committee, the new Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly accepted blame for the hasty rollout of President Trump's order suspending immigration from seven countries, while defending the measure as lawful and constitutional. "It's all on me," Kelly told the Committee, acknowledging lawmakers were not fully apprised. “I should have delayed it just a bit so I could have talked to members of Congress,” Kelly said.
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There's A Massive Restaurant Bubble, And It's About To Burst

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By Sprott Money, Delving Eye
| Zero Hedge
In January 2009, just three days after his inauguration, an arrogant President Obama, a "community organizer" and one-term senator from Illinois, proclaimed to then Republican Whip Eric Cantor that "elections have consequences, and at the end of the day, I won."  Unfortunately, he was absolutely right and the consequences of Obama's election, having already crushed the coal industry, are about to bring the restaurant industry crashing down as well.
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Stocks Soar As Yellen Ends Hawkish Testimony, USD Hits Fresh Cycle Highs

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By Delving Eye
| Zero Hedge
With nary a dovish word uttered, the end of Janet Yellen's testimony to Congress sparked a buying frenzy in USDJPY (and implicitly S&P 500 futures) sending both to post-Trump highs. At the same time, Dec rate hike odds shifted higher still sending the USD index to fresh 13.5 year highs... Stocks and Yen carry surged... But notably VIX spiked after the surge... As Dollar Index jumped to new cycle highs... Retracing almost exactly 61.8% of the big drop post 2000...
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Case-Shiller Home Prices Rise To 2006 Record Highs

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By Delving Eye
| Zero Hedge
"Everything is awesome," right? According to the non-seasonally adjusted S&P CoreLogic (Case-Shiller) Home Price index, prices have recovered all of their losses and are back at the highest since June 2006 record highs in August. All 20 cities saw home prices rises year-over-year (and 14 up MoM) but we note that this data does lag the disappointing home sales data from September. “Supported by continued moderate economic growth, home prices extended recent gains,” says David M.
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Credit Suisse Raises Gold, Silver Price Targets To $1,500; $18.75, Sees "Significant Physical Deficit"

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By Tim Knight from., N. B. Forrest, Delving Eye, Kaiser Sousa
| Zero Hedge
Just days after Goldman threw in the towel on its bearish gold call, the gold bulls are crawling out of the woodwork and none has been more vocal than Credit Suisse which moments ago hiked its gold price forecast to $1,500 which the world's 3rd most systematically risky bank expects the yellow metal will hit in the first quarter of 2017.
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Caught On Tape: The Day The Teleprompter Died...

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By Cautiously Pess., Global Hunter, Delving Eye
| Zero Hedge
Remembering The Greatest NeoCon knockout punch of all time.
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