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Plum jobs for Obama donors: Political 'payoffs'?
The Week – Thu Jun 16, 9:20 am ETNew York – A watchdog group says the administration has rewarded big donors with coveted posts and other perks. Did Obama break his promise to clean up D.C.? Full Story »
Michele Bachmann: Mitt Romney's biggest competition?
The Week – Wed Jun 15, 6:18 am ETJon Huntsman's in for 2012: But is he too late?
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National sex census: 5 titillating takeaways
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Does the press owe Newt Gingrich an apology?
The Week – Fri Jun 17, 11:03 am ETNew York - The hard-luck GOP presidential hopeful is furious over reports that his wife, Callista, chased away many of his top campaign staffers Full Story »
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Saudi ban on women driving is against Islam
The Christian Science Monitor – Fri Jun 17, 10:50 am ETNew York - Saudi Arabia is the land of immobile women. Full Story »
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Cold Comfort at Senate Nuclear Safety Hearing
The Nation – Fri Jun 17, 10:40 am ETThe Nation -- In the two months since the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant suffered a catastrophic breakdown during an earthquake and tsunami in Japan, what has the United States learned about nuclear safety? How are regulators working to prevent a similar disaster at one of America’s 104 nuclear power plants, about a quarter of which share the same design as Fukushima Daiichi? Full Story »
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Father's Day: Why I couldn't write the 'Top 10 rules' for new fathers
The Christian Science Monitor – Fri Jun 17, 10:30 am ETIn the past year, almost 4 million babies were born in America. Which means a lot of new fathers were born. Making this their first Father’s Day. So I wanted to share some lessons from 25 years on the job. Full Story »
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Benjamin Netanyahu: Israel’s hard-liner in chief
The Week – Fri Jun 17, 9:20 am ETNew York - Prime Minister Netanyahu’s wariness about compromising with the Palestinians has deep roots Full Story »
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5 lessons from 'Weinergate'
The Week – Fri Jun 17, 8:29 am ETNew York - Anthony Weiner has finally resigned, and America can get back to focusing on the important things, right? So what did we learn from this scandalous episode? Full Story »
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The 'mayday call' from a murdered star
The Week – Fri Jun 17, 8:05 am ETNew York - Astronomers believe they've uncovered the source of a mysterious blast of radiation that reached Earth in late March Full Story »
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Iran's escalating space program: How worried should we be?
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Tea Party summer camp: Indoctrination for kids?
The Week – Fri Jun 17, 7:27 am ETNew York - Welcome to Tampa Liberty School, a Glenn Beck–inspired summer camp that teaches 8-year-olds how to fight The Man Full Story »
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Mitt Romney's 'awkward, delusional' unemployment gaffe
The Week – Fri Jun 17, 6:12 am ETNew York - The GOP presidential candidate worth $200 million tells a group of jobless Floridians that he's unemployed, too. Will voters get the joke? Full Story »
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Bin Laden's successor: Is Zawahiri 'irrelevant'?
The Week – Fri Jun 17, 5:45 am ETNew York - The irascible Ayman al-Zawahiri may have trouble stepping out of bin Laden's shadow, especially with his terrorist network on the ropes Full Story »
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The Forty-Year Quagmire: An Exit Strategy for the War on Drugs
The Nation – Thu Jun 16, 6:01 pm ETThe Nation -- Today marks the fortieth anniversary of the infamous speech in which President Nixon committed to waging "a new, all-out offensive" against drug abuse, which he declared "public enemy number one." This moment is widely regarded as the unofficial launch of America's spectacularly unsuccessful and costly global war on drugs. Full Story »
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Syrian army attacks village near Turkish border
AP – 16 mins agoSyrian troops backed by tanks and firing heavy machine guns swept into a village near the Turkish border Saturday, the latest in a series of intensified army operations in the northwest where there have been heavy clashes between loyalist troops and defectors. Full Story »
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Syria forces storm border town near Turkey
Reuters – 59 mins agoSyrian troops and gunmen loyal to President Bashar al-Assad stormed a town near the Turkish border on Saturday, burning houses and arresting dozens, witnesses said, in a persistent military campaign to crush popular revolt. Full Story »
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Wall Street Week Ahead: Line drawn in stocks' battle
Reuters – 1 hr 44 mins agoThe S&P; 500's 200-day moving average is the line in the sand as the bulls and the bears fight over the U.S. stock market's direction. It will face one of its stiffest tests next week with Greece's debt crisis appearing to reach a climax. Full Story »
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