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• Study: Single black women have median net worth of only $5
  A new study from the Center for Community Economic Development indicates that single black women, even in their peak earning years, have a median net worth of only $5. As reported by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, the study also found that single white women between 36 and 49 have a median wealth of $42,600 -- well below [...] […]
• ACLU demands school reinstate prom canceled over lesbian date
  A lesbian student in Mississippi has joined forces with the American Civil Liberties Union to compel her high school to reinstate its senior prom, which the school canceled after the student announced she would be bringing a same-sex date. In a lawsuit (PDF) filed in a federal court in Oxford, Mississippi, Thursday, 18-year-old Constance McMillen asked [...] […]
• Fmr. NYT editor: Fox running ‘propaganda campaign’ against Obama
  A former executive editor of the New York Times has charged the president of Fox News, Roger Ailes, with "using the network to conduct a propaganda campaign against the Obama administration -- a campaign without precedent in our modern political history." "Through clever use of the Fox News Channel and its cadre of raucous commentators, Ailes […]
• Hillary Clinton slams Israel over settlement plans
  Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Friday sharply rebuked Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, saying moves to expand a Jerusalem settlement sent "a deeply negative signal" on Israel's ties to the US. Israel announced Tuesday during an official visit to the country by US Vice President Joe Biden that 1,600 new settler homes would be buil […]
• Doocy: ‘Makes sense’ to give people same care as dogs
  Fox & Friends on Friday may have finally offered up the alternative to "ObamaCare" that Republicans and other health reform opponents haven't stepped up with. The solution? Treat patients as if they were pets. To be fair, it wasn't the Fox show hosts' idea. It came from a Newsweek article by veterinary oncologist Karen Oberthaler […]
• Pelosi: Public option ‘not in reconciliation’
  If there was any lingering doubt as to whether the public option would survive the final health care motion, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) ended it on Friday morning. "We had it. We wanted it," Pelosi told reporters at a press briefing. "It's not in reconciliation... We're talking about something that is not going to be [...] […]
• Ventura: ‘You’re not allowed to ask’ about 9/11
  Former Minnesota governor and one-time professional wrestler Jesse Ventura has run afoul of the Huffington Post's no-conspiracy-theory policy, and he's not happy about it. "I can't believe the Huffington Post today will practice censorship," Ventura says in astonishment. "I've got news for them. ... I won't ever write […]
• Stewart: Fox News is ‘meanest sorority in the world’
  Jon Stewart on Thursday assailed Fox News's Megyn Kelly for cherry-picking poll numbers to make a "partisan" case against the health care bill. "The loyal opposition, Fox News, has started running negative ads against health care reform as they go into their own campaign mode," Stewart explained. "As the president is getting out […]
• Court says invoking God on US money, pledge constitutional
  SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) – A federal appeals court in California ruled Thursday that the references to God on US bank notes and in the pledge of allegiance to the US flag are constitutional and not religious in nature. By a two-to-one margin, the three judges overturned their own 2002 ruling that sided with atheist Michael Newdow's [...] […]
• Colbert carves up Karl Rove’s ‘head’
  Comedian reviews former Bush aide's 'who-didn't-dun-it' memoir Stephen Colbert apparently couldn't get the real Karl Rove on his show to discuss his new book, so he found the next best thing: a large, oval-shaped chunk of meat on a plate with spectacles on it. "Nation, you know I love Karl Rove," Colbert said on ComedyCentr […]