Tuesday edition - November 18, 2008
Top judge: US and UK acted as 'vigilantes' in Iraq invasion
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Mullen: US Would Need More Than 2 Years for Iraq
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Iraq dismisses anti-corruption officials |
Of all the
men who ever sat in the Oval Office, President Bush has no equals, only
superiors. - Argus Hamilton
The-World-Will-Be-A-Safer-Place-Without George W. Bush
US military deaths in Iraq war at 4200 The Associated Press
Ten killed in Pakistani Taliban and tribal clashes: official AFP
Pirates Take Hijacked Tanker to Somali Port Voice of America
CIA Chief Says Qaeda Is Extending Its Reach
Amnesty slams Georgia, Russia over war conduct International Herald Tribune
Beijing: Move to separate Tibet, China 'doomed' The Associated Press
After 18 Years
A report released on Monday
concluded that Gulf War syndrome is a legitimate illness suffered by more
than 175,000 U.S. war veterans who were exposed to chemical toxins in the 1991
Gulf War.
"They
asked Palin on Fox if she was going to run for president in 2012, and she said,
and I'd like to quote this directly. She said, 'I'm like, okay God, if there is
an open door for me somewhere, this is what I want. I always pray. I'm like,
don't let me miss the open door.' Even Britney Spears is at home going, 'You
dumb s**t.' Yeah, and you know what Sarah, if God leaves that door open, don't
let it hit you in the ass, okay, honey?" --Bill Maher
Disturbing News
Wild horses a tax burden, face slaughter USA Today
Space Spying
China on Tuesday denied it
had illicitly sought technical data for space launch vehicles from the United
States, after a
physicist from Virginia pleaded guilty to illegally exporting the information to
China.
Mike Huckabee has his own show on Fox News. Not to be outdone, Sarah Palin will be getting her own show too: “Northern Overexposure.” - Laugh Lines
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Republican-Shenanigans News
Republicans blast auto bailout plan
Can Palin and Thompson lead GOP tea party? Politico, DC
"The Republican party is considering naming the first African-American chairman in their party's history. Isn't that incredible? That's big news. First African-American, yeah. Yeah, unfortunately, Republicans are having a hard time finding an African-American who's white." --Conan O'Brien
Saving The Messenger
A federal appeals court on
Monday threw out a contempt order requiring fines of up to $5,000 a day against
a former USA Today reporter who refused to identify sources for stories about
the 2001 anthrax attacks.
Rock-The-Voter News
Obama gains 'GQ' honors, '60 Minutes' viewers Baltimore Sun
Clinton endorses Clinton as Barack Obama's secretary of state
Catching the Elephants
When Dan Rather filed suit against CBS 14 months ago — claiming, among other things, that his former employer had commissioned a politically biased investigation into his work on a “60 Minutes” segment about President Bush’s National Guard service — the network predicted the quick and favorable dismissal of the case, which it derided as “old news.”...he has unearthed evidence that would seem to support his assertion that CBS intended its investigation, at least in part, to quell Republican criticism of the network.
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Biz-Tech News
Crude Oil Falls to 22-Month Low in New York on Demand Concerns Bloomberg
Ford Sells $540 Million of Mazda Stock to Ease Crunch (Update1) Bloomberg
Mark Cuban Is Charged With Insider Trading New York Times
Google Voice Search Function Finally Debuts — and It Works Really Well CNET News
Palin Offered Seven Figure Book Deal? Title Suggestion: "Palin Around With Joe The Plumber"
Picking up on the speculation of last week, Radar is telling its readers that failed vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin is "reportedly close to making a book deal for $7 million." We'll believe it when we see it.
Bush-Prison-Torture News
US acknowledges it held 12 juveniles at Guantanamo The Associated Press
Closing Guantánamo prison may force new rules for trying terrorists Christian Science Monitor
Cal study finds ex-Guantanamo prisoners broken San Francisco Chronicle
Top Judge at Guantanamo Announces Retirement Washington Post
Bush Memoirs? Meh, I Don't Want to Remember
Republicans may have been
voted out of power but they could dominate U.S. political bookshelves with
memoirs by President George W. Bush and first lady Laura Bush among the possible
coming attractions.
Publishers would eagerly offer Laura Bush seven figures for her memoirs,
publishing experts say,
raising the question of whether she could fetch more than her husband.
"Well, it looks like Guantanamo Bay is going to be closed. Hey, that shows you how tough times are, when even terrorists are losing their homes." --Jay Leno
Go-F**k-Yourself News
No new news on Dick Cheney.
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Odd News
Michael Jackson sued for $7 million over record contract by prince ... New York Daily News
'Meh': new word for indifference enters English dictionary AFP
Kangaroo genes close to humans Reuters
A sign at the
Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch railway station in
Anglesey, Wales. Translated from Welsh: St Mary's church in the hollow of the
white hazel near to the rapid whirlpool and the church of St Tysilio of the red
cave. Welsh officials mistakenly erected a road sign that read "I am not in the
office at the moment" after a translation mix-up.
Photo/Paul Ellis
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