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• Bankergate: Emails Expose Criminal Financial Dictatorship At Work
• Want a job? Try the government
• Obama unveils $2.3 billion for clean energy jobs
• 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
• China banks eclipse US rivals
• Protests grow over new US travel watchlist

Antiwar

• Biden in Israel: Tiff or Tipping Point?
• Biden Brouhaha: Just a Matter of Bad Timing?
• Al-Qaeda-in-America
• Down the Rabbit Hole in Afghanistan
• Sunday: 2 US Soldiers, 9 Iraqis Killed; 9 Iraqis Wounded
• Saturday: 13 Iraqis Killed, 34 Wounded
• Politicizing the IAEA against Iran
• Report: US Should Accept Islamist Authority in Somalia
• Women Miss Saddam
• Real Patriots Uphold Our Values

The Raw Story

• Glenn Beck ‘has teared up’ during rehearsals, staffers say
  Glenn Beck received a mix of mockery and intrigue last year after crying several times on camera during his Fox News program. Now, the conservative lightning rod's assistants reportedly say he sheds the occasional tear even while rehearsing for the show. In a Post feature story about the controversial Fox host, Howard Kurtz writes, "Some staffers [ […]
• Live video: Obama makes final push for health reform
  President Barack Obama headed to Strongsville, Ohio to make a final push for health care reform Monday. It will be the president's third campaign-style event in a week to push for reform. According to The Associated Press, "He'll speak Monday at a recreation and senior center in Strongsville, outside Cleveland." "Strongsville is the […]
• GOP congressman suggests runaway Toyota was a hoax
  US House Rep. Darrell Issa wondered aloud Monday whether last week's sensational incident of a runaway Toyota Prius was a hoax, telling CBS's Early Show that some drivers may be lying about problems with their cars to gain fame. The California Republican pointed to news that investigators from Toyota and the federal government were unable to [...] […]
• Obama hopes face time trumps ‘millions spent’ to sway undecided Democrats
  Democrats are just short of the votes they need to push the health care bill past the finish line, and the White House is furiously competing with anti-reform lobbyists to court the few dozen House Democrats who will determine its fate. President Obama's top aides predicted Sunday that health care reform will pass this week. [...] […]
• McCain’s opponent: Gay marriage law allows ‘man on horse’ unions
  Sen. John McCain -- despite supporting the military's "don't ask, don't tell" prohibition on openly gay servicemembers -- has been a staunch critic of a national amendment to ban same-sex unions. In fact, during debate on the federal marriage amendment in 1994, he called the push to ban same-sex marriage "un-Republican." Hi […]
• Man wearing ‘Freedom or Die’ t-shirt stopped at airport
  LONDON (AFP) - London's Gatwick Airport has apologised after a man wearing a T-shirt with the slogan "Freedom or Die" was asked to turn it inside-out because it could be threatening, a spokesman said Monday. Lloyd Berks, 38, was stopped by security officers as he headed for a family skiing holiday in Austria, according to media [...] […]
• China official arrested in sex diary scandal: report
  BEIJING (AFP) - China has sacked and arrested an official who became an online sensation after his alleged diary detailing sexual high jinks and bribery was splashed across the Internet, state media reported Monday. Han Feng, 53, was removed from his post as a tobacco bureau division chief in the southwestern Guangxi region and placed under [...] […]
• Scientists crack opium poppy’s genetic code
  PARIS (AFP) – Researchers have discovered the genes that allow the opium poppy to make codeine and morphine, according to a new study. The findings could lead to engineered plants and micro-organisms that efficiently make codeine, one of the most widely prescribed painkillers in the world, the researchers said. Unlike morphine, codeine cannot be easily conve […]
• Chinese zoo worker: Animals killed to make ‘tiger-bone liquor’
  BEIJING (AFP) – Authorities are investigating a Chinese zoo where three dozen animals including 13 rare Siberian tigers died recently, amid charges it was harvesting their parts, state media said Monday. The probe of the zoo in the northeastern city of Shenyang will look at whether the animal parts were being used as ingredients in Chinese [...] […]
• Grayson goes for the jugular: ‘Alaskan chillbilly’ smartest GOP leader since W.
  In a piquant fundraising email to supporters Sunday -- hard-edged even for the Democrats' newest quote machine -- Rep. Alan Grayson (D-FL) went all out on former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin. His remarks, which came after Palin criticized him during a trip to Florida, are perhaps the sharpest attack made on the former vice presidential [...] […]