Trudeau's massive pipeline, Trump's big campaign kick-off, and other headlines

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Doing what he does best
“Our radical Democrat opponents are driven by hatred, prejudice, and rage,” President Trump said at his re-election kickoff, “and want to destroy you and they want to destroy our country as we know it.”

What did you expect? (Vox)

Mass deportations
President Trump is also planning a massive deportation of illegal immigrants. Though, the reality is that the immigration system might not be able to handle such a request. (Washington Post)

"Authentic" ghosts
Fake ghosts are so annoying. Cool that we have some good "authentic" ghosts at the St. Ignatius Hospital in Colfax. Don't plan on taking a tour though. (Spokesman-Review)

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The trouble with Trudeau
Canada has approved the $5.5 billion Trans Mountain oil pipeline project. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the project on Tuesday and will likely face backlash from environmentalists in an upcoming election over the pipeline's impact on the climate. (BCC)