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May 1, 2014, 12:00 AM

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Feature of the Day: After the Fall: Photos of Hitler’s Bunker and the Ruins of Berlin

Morning Headlines

Domestic                                                          

Associated Press

  1. ‘Stand Your Ground’ Law Tested in Recent Shootings
  2. Tactical Urbanism: Citizen Projects Go Mainstream

Politico

  1. What Is Hillary Clinton Afraid Of?
  2. Corporations join the party
  3. The White House Beat, Uncovered

Reuters

  1. Republicans to push anti-Obamacare message in Senate hearings
  2. Denver sheriff halts federal immigration holds

Wall Street Journal

  1. Shifting Demographics Tilt Presidential Races in American Suburbs
  2. U.S. Economy Starts Year With a Whimper
  3. Report: Two-Thirds of Insurance Exchange Enrollees Paid Premiums

Washington Post

  1. For more states, execution means improvisation as drug supplies dwindle
  2. For Obama, trip shows his comfort and personal connections to Asia region
  3. No, Wendy Davis isn’t a top-tier challenger

Washington Times

  1. Senate Dems vow vote to change Constitution, block campaign funding
  2. Exclusive: Memos show EPA officials tried to kill mine project before scientific review
  3. U.S. drug fighters see Afghan opium skyrocketing as troops pack up

Top Conservative Stories of the Day:

The American Conservative

  1. Rand Paul Should Go on Offense
  2. Drop Those Wedding Rings in the Name of the Law

Breitbart

  1. Head of Michael Bloomberg’s Gun Control Group Stepping Down
  2. Arrested Sinn Fein Leader Gerry Adams Praised by Bill Clinton for Role in North Ireland Peace Process

 The Daily Caller     

  1. MSNBC Is Now Admitting There May Be Something To This Whole Benghazi Thing
  2. After Right-To-Work, 80% of Mich. Health-Care Workers Desert Union

CNSNews.com

  1. 0.8% of Workers Are Over 29 and Earn Minimum Wage or Less
  2. Religious Freedom Watchdog Wants U.S. to Double the Number of Blacklisted Countries

National Review

  1. Obama’s ‘Blame the Video’ Fraud Started in Cairo, Not Benghazi
  2. The Mapmakers’ Dilemma

Washington Free Beacon

  1. U.S. Rejects Latest Russian Proposal to Restrict U.S. Missile Defenses
  2. Dark Money Dilemma

Top Liberal Stories of the Day:

The Daily Beast

  1. Western Intelligence Suspects Assad Has a Secret Chemical Stockpile
  2. Sinn Fein Boss Gerry Adams Wanted This Murder Bust

Talking Points Memo

  1. Antonin Scalia’s Blunder Is Unprecedented, Legal Experts Say
  2. Rob Ford Takes Leave From Office After He’s Allegedly Caught Smoking Crack Again

ThinkProgress

     1. The Cruel and Unusual History That Led to Oklahoma’s Cruel and Unusual Execution

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