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• America slides deeper into depression as Wall Street revels
• A North American Security Perimeter on the Horizon
• Ron Paul On Bringing Transparency To The Federal Reserve
• In 2009, the Federal Reserve Bought 80% of U.S. Debt?!
• China Ends U.S.’s Reign as Largest Auto Market
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• Limbaugh unwittingly praises socialized medicine, again
  Right-wing radio talker Rush Limbaugh must be confused. During a recent broadcast, he vowed to "go to Costa Rica" if President Obama is successful in passing his health reform legislation. Most assumed he meant the statement in the vein of his promise to leave New York City over its tax rates, which he did. Now [...] […]
• IBM invents Earth-friendly plastic made from plants
  SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) – IBM researchers on Tuesday said they have discovered a way to make Earth-friendly plastic from plants that could replace petroleum-based products tough on the environment. The breakthrough promises biodegradable plastics made in a way that saves on energy, according to Chandrasekhar "Spike" Narayan, a manager of science and te […]
• Amid heavy security, gay couples marry in Washington, DC
  WASHINGTON (AFP) – Amid heavy security and without many of the trappings of a traditional wedding, three gay couples were married Tuesday in a ceremony in Washington on the first day same-sex marriages were celebrated in the US capital. Police cars lining the streets outside the headquarters building of gay rights group Human Rights Campaign as [...] […]
• NYT columnist peddles ‘post-modern illusions’ and ‘propaganda’ to varnish Bush legacy
  Stanley Fish, author of The New York Times' "Opinionator" column, must have a soft spot for George W. Bush. In a recent piece, he employs just about every argument one could make to varnish the Bush legacy, fishing for proof in what one writer called "post-modern illusions" and citing a recent Newsweek cover that was [...] […]
• Belgian newspaper issues 3D edition, complete with glasses
  BRUSSELS — A Belgian daily newspaper offered its readers a new perspective on the world Tuesday with a 3D edition complete with special glasses. All the photos and adverts in La Derniere Heure's special edition were treated to give them the three-dimensional effect when viewed through the different lenses of the kind well-known to 3D filmgoers. "Th […]
• Waterboarding sessions brought detainees ‘close to death’: report
  Update at bottom: Former UK spy chief says US 'misled' allies on torture The waterboarding sessions that terrorist suspects were subjected to during the Bush administration were "administered with meticulous cruelty" and were in part designed so that detainees acted as "guinea pigs" for future interrogation sessions, says an exh […]
• Exclusive: Websites like Drudge can spread viruses, ‘non-partisan’ techie warned Senate
  The Senate's environment committee has warned Capitol Hill staffers to avoid the Drudge Report and some other sites over suspicions of viruses, a spokesperson for the committee confirmed to Raw Story Tuesday. The Drudge Report denied the allegations and mocked the committee in a prominently-featured story, but a CNET report on Tuesday notes that readers […]
• Ventura: ‘I despise the two parties’
  The Constitution and the Bill of Rights have never been in greater peril than they are right now and the threat is coming from the US government, according to retired professional wrestler Jesse Ventura. The former Governor of Minnesota appeared on Fox & Friends Tuesday to promote his new book American Conspiracies: Lies, Lies, and [...] […]
• Limbaugh ‘leaving the country’ if health reform passes
  For years, promises to leave the United States in the wake of an undesirable political development have been the domain of liberals. Celebrities such as Alec Baldwin, Sean Penn and Susan Sarandon all at some point suggested they would move to Canada if a Republican won the White House. (There's even a Facebook group around to [...] […]
• US forces hold Afghans back to ‘prove’ town safe for Gates visit
  The National Security writer for the Associated Press saw through the propaganda, but she apparently decided to run with it anyway. "Defense Secretary Robert Gates, aiming to show progress in the expanded war against insurgents in south Afghanistan, took a brief, heavily guarded walk Tuesday down a rutted street in this scruffy market town where the [.. […]