First there was bumping, then grinding, then freak dancing. But these dirty dances have nothing on the latest XXX-rated dance-floor craze: filibustering. Officials at US high schools say that they suspect that the lewd maneuvers probably originated in densely populated urban areas and have since popped up in suburbs and even small towns. The good news: a small army of dance chaperones has been trained to spot dance-floor offenders, before they have a chance to cop a 'fil.'
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Fed up with the constant America bashing from the shamelessly
liberal media and left-wing politicians, a group of fearless
conservative media personalities—including the Swift Report’s own
Deanna Swift—has traveled to Iraq to spend the week inside Baghdad’s
exclusive Green Zone. In her latest report, Deanna dishes about life in
the desert and discovers that covering a war isn’t too taxing—when your
side has already won.
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Some of the leading conservative minds in the country gathered this weekend to discuss such issues as the removal of Terri Schiavo's feeding tube, bans on Ten Commandments monuments and a proposed constitutional amendment that would outlaw adultery. Sandy Slokum, the executive director of Defend Our Marriages, participated in the gathering, called "Confronting the Judicial War on Faith." In this exclusive Q and A, Slokum describes how she and her fellow anti-judicial activism activists plan to take America back—to a Judeo-Christian future.
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From Martha Stewart to Leah Fastow and Matthew Hale, a growing
number of overweight celebs are using their time behind bars to shed
unwanted pounds and inches. But keeping the pounds off
post-incarceration isn’t easy. Prison nutritionists caution that an
estimated 67% of inmates regain most of their lost weight after their
sentences end.
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After 11 years as White House chef, Walter Scheib III has been
pushed out of the kitchen by First Lady Laura Bush. While Scheib says
he wants to leave on a positive note, insiders say that the 'top toque'
was unhappy at the Bush's insistence that he give up all French recipes
and cooking techniques, and create an elaborate inaugural menu paying
tribute to the brand names of a dozen top Bush campaign and GOP donors.
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The First Ladies' Inaugural Tea is one of the hottest tickets in town during this week's gala inaugural celebration. But while there will be plenty of tea, the event just lost its First Lady. Laura Bush has opted to 'ice' the Tea because of the featured guest speaker: former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore.
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Diners attending any of three candlelight inaugural dinners
will be treated to a menu best described as "donor's delight," a
compilation of dishes intended to honor major Bush campaign
fundraisers.
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McDonald's, the world's largest foodservice retailer, will be offering a new Thanksgiving tradition on its fast-food menu. The McThankful Meal will provide an alternative holiday dinner for the millions of customers they serve daily. For the Thanksgiving Day launch in selected cities, celebrities from Hollywood and professional sporting will be on hand to literally "serve it up."
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