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What Rnd_Me neglected to say: JavaScript can not *directly* read content from another site.
So you need a simple server-side proxy (as he stated) to go read the content and then serve it up to your JavaScript code so that, from the browser's perspective, you are reading content from your own site. You can create a server-side proxy very simply in most any server-side system: PHP, ASP. JSP, ASP.NET, or even Node.js.
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