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Thursday edition - September 15, 2011
Threatening messages were posted on the White House Facebook page. Secret Service takes this very seriously and they’re warning that whoever is responsible runs the risk of being unfriended.- Jay Leno
The-World-Is-A-Safer-Place-Without-Osama
US Blames BP: 50 Years Of Legal Wrangling To Follow
The United States heaped the lion's share of blame for the country's biggest ever offshore oil spill on BP on Wednesday as the government issued its final assessment of last year's Gulf disaster.
Some tea party members at the Republican debate cheered the idea of a sick uninsured person being left to die. In fairness, the person in question was one of the moms from “Toddlers & Tiaras.” - Conan Republican Shenanigans
The Wasilla Soap Continues
Levi Johnston , the former
boyfriend of Bristol Palin and the father of her son Tripp, has come under fire
from his ex and her mother, former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin. Johnston is firing
back with his book, "Deer in the Headlights: My Life in Sarah Palin's
Crosshairs."
The GOP presidential nominees are running so far to the right, it could end up the only moderate Republican candidate in the race will be Barack Obama.- Will Durst
Rock-The-Voter News Obviously the US Has Problems With Marrying A Non-American
Michael Giesey spent
thousands of dollars in immigration fees to try to keep his German-born wife as
a legal resident of the United States. For a while, Giesey thought all the money
and time spent on forms and interviews would finally pay off. He and his wife
and their 7-year-old daughter were going to be able to stay in Florida and help
take care of his brother, a Fort Lauderdale firefighter who was injured on the
job.
Instead of sending in a written resume, a man in California recently got a job because of a YouTube video he made. As opposed to most people, who lose their job because of a YouTube video they made.- Jimmy Fallon
Business News Interfering With Canada's Freedoms
Canada plans to fight the Buy American provisions in the new U.S. jobs package proposed by President Barack Obama and is surprised and frustrated that the issue has come up again, Canada's trade minister said Wednesday.
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Odd News
Panasonic's "Evolta" run robot, powered by the company's Evolta rechargable batteries, is demonstrated during a news conference in Tokyo September 15, 2011. The company said three types of Evolta robots, developed to swim, bike and run, will challenge to complete an Ironman triathlon course in Hawaii, a total of about 230 km, within one week or 168 hours from October 24, 2011, powered by three AA-size rechargeable Evolta batteries, the company said. Photo/Yuriko Nakao
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