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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

• Tuesday: 13 Iraqis Killed, 19 Wounded
• Lawyers, Guns, and Blackwater
• Do We Want Our ‘Government in a Box’?
• US-Israeli Tensions Escalating Quickly
• The Poodle Gets Kicked
• Yoo Besmirches Legacy of Jefferson
• Policy Battle Over Afghan Peace Talks Intensifies
• Supporting the War Instead of the Troops
• Monday: 16 Iraqis Killed, 43 Wounded
• Biden in Israel: Tiff or Tipping Point?

The Raw Story

• Suspicion over Murdoch’s pan-Arab foray in Egypt
  CAIRO -- The tie-up between Arab entertainment giant Rotana and pro-Israel media mogul Rupert Murdoch is viewed in Egypt not only with suspicion but as signalling the decline of Arab film and art heritage. In a country where film and television attract some of the largest audiences across the Arab world, the tycoon's foray into the [...] […]
• Jailhouse rocks for Philippine Internet dance sensations
  CEBU, Philippines -- From the moment teenager Egan Torrecampo and his fellow prisoners step out of their crowded cells, the maximum-security Philippine jailhouse rocks. Dressed in tangerine jump suits, the roughly 1,500 convicted murderers, rapists and other inmates perform a series of Michael Jackson-inspired dances that have helped boost their morale while […]
• Tiger Woods returning for April Masters
  WASHINGTON -- Tiger Woods will return to competitive golf in April to play in the Augusta Masters, he said in a statement on his website on Tuesday. "The Masters is where I won my first major and I view this tournament with great respect. After a long and necessary time away from the game, I feel [...] […]
• Turley criticizes Justice’s wife for ‘injudicious’ Tea Party activism
  Constitutional law expert Jonathan Turley on Monday assailed the wife of Justice Clarence Thomas for her growing role in Tea Party political activism. "It's, in a word, injudicious," Turley, a professor of law at George Washington University, said on MSNBC's Countdown With Keith Olbermann. "The fact that this is news is an example of […]
• Jon Stewart mocks leaders’ ’swift action’ on sex scandals
  The Daily Show dug into its archives Monday night to find examples of leaders on both sides of the aisle that demurred from sexual harassment investigations when their own party's reputation was at stake. House Minority Leader John Boehner has called for an investigation into Democratic leaders that knew about allegations of sexual harassment by former […]
• Fight for single-payer health care will continue after bill passes, senator says
  One of the most trusted progressive voices in the senate said Monday evening the effort to improve health care in America will not be over once the Democratic bill passes. In fact, he declared, it's just the beginning. "I believe that at the end of the day, what we need is a Medicare-for-all, single payer system," [...] […]
• Rove: Obama ‘let a cowboy president violate the Constitution’ in Honduras
  There are some analogies one might expect Karl Rove to stay away from. But the former Bush adviser on Monday described the Honduran president in terms that may sound eerily familiar to some descriptions of his former boss. Appearing on ABC's "Top Line," Rove attacked the Obama administration over a series of alleged foreign policy missteps [.. […]
• Obama agencies invoking secrecy provision more often than under Bush
  One day after being sworn into office, President Barack Obama instructed federal agencies to ensure government transparency by complying with the spirit of the Freedom of Information Act law. "All agencies should adopt a presumption in favor of disclosure, in order to renew their commitment to the principles embodied in FOIA, and to usher in a [...] […]
• Left-wing Rome politicians drop trousers in budget protest
  ROME (AFP) – Around 50 left-wing municipal officials dropped their trousers at Rome's city hall on Monday to call for the speedy passage of the Italian capital's 2010 budget. "Alemanno has reduced us to our underwear," read one protester's poster, referring to the city's right-wing mayor Gianni Alemanno. "Parks and gardens […]
• Michael Moore thanks Rep. Kucinich for standing up for millions
  Sitting in for Countdown host Keith Olbermann, Lawrence O'Donnell talks with acclaimed filmmaker Michael Moore about the upcoming vote in Congress on health care reform. In 2007, Moore filmed the documentary 'Sicko,' which investigates health care in the United States. Asked what he would say to Congressman Kucinich as he faces the impending v […]