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Thursday, August 18, 2011
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LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) - Christine O'Donnell, who stormed off "Piers Morgan Tonight"
on Wednesday, insists it was not the gay marriage question that set her off. GOP presidential hopeful Rick Perry says evolution is "a theory" with "some
gaps in it." The Texas governor was responding to a question from a little boy in New Hampshire, who was prompted by
his mother to ask the ... WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama headed for the well-heeled resort island of Martha's
Vineyard Thursday, prompting a round of the annual bipartisan sport of bashing US leaders for taking vacation. First Read confirms that Elizabeth Warren has filed an exploratory committee to run for the
US Senate. A final decision on her candidacy will come in the next few weeks, some time after Labor, ... Fox News - 5 hours
ago A friend of
the teen accused of plotting a bomb attack on a Florida high school, told MyFoxTampaBay.com that the suspect had spoken of
"another Columbine" during puzzling conversations about current events. WASHINGTON - The Obama administration announced on Thursday that it would generally not deport
or expel illegal immigrants who had come to the United States as young children and graduated from high school or served in
the armed forces. SEATTLE (Reuters) - Authorities investigating the death of a woman struck by a train in Seattle
on Thursday found a "bomb-type device" in the same area, a Burlington Northern Santa Fe railway spokesman said.
Letterman threat, by a blogger on an Al Qaeda message board, is being investigated by the New
York Police Department and the FBI. The talk show host and comedian had joked about Al Qaeda leaders killed in US attacks,
reportedly prompting the Letterman ... CBS News - 13 minutes
ago (CBS/AP) BOSTON
- Catherine Greig, the longtime girlfriend of reputed Boston crime boss James "Whitey" Bulger, has pleaded not guilty
to helping him elude authorities for over 16 years as a fugitive. Fox News - 11 hours
ago | AP ROBERT
LEE, Texas - The worst Texas drought since the 1950s is drying up lakes, emptying reservoirs and leaving some towns facing
a grim prospect - running out of water. A suspect is in custody after one person was killed and another seriously hurt during a dispute
inside a car traveling down Grand Avenue in Gurnee. (CNN) -- This week in Germantown, Maryland, it took less than a minute for a flash mob of teenagers
to descend on a 7-Eleven, ransack shelves and make off with hundreds of dollars worth of stuff. ALPHA, Ill. - On the final stop of his Midwestern bus tour, after President Obama faced a rolling
reality check about the precarious state of the nation's economy, a young man offered a parting word of encouragement.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala (Reuters) - Two white Mississippi teenagers have been charged over the hit-and-run
murder of a black man in what the FBI is investigating as a possible hate crime, police said on Thursday. Washington Informer - 59
minutes ago The
Congressional Black Caucus is voicing frustration with President Barack Obama, citing that the nation's first African-American
president has fallen short reducing joblessness blacks. Thomson Reuters News & Insight - Basil Katz - 8 minutes ago NEW YORK, Aug 18 (Reuters) - A Pakistani immigrant on Thursday admitted to running an illegal
money-transfer business that provided $7000 to the convicted Times Square bomber. One person is reported injured in an explosion and subsequent fire at a townhome in Douglasville
Thursday. Channel 2 Action News Twelve units have been evacuated at Laura's Manor townhomes in Douglasville after an explosion.
The deficit-reduction law signed by President Obama earlier this month already is showing its
teeth. White House budget director Jacob Lew has asked all federal agencies to submit proposed spending plans for 2013 with
both 5% ... Sacramento Bee - 3
hours ago AP ALLENTOWN,
Pa. -- A Pennsylvania man and his son have been arrested on charges of harassing Sarah Palin's family and lawyers. Wall Street Journal - 1
hour ago AP ELIZABETH,
NJ - A day before steep toll hikes are voted on, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says he and New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo are
working on alternatives.
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
The White House says President Obama's bus trip is a non-campaign event, but that hasn't
stopped him from making his most extended comments yet on the Republican presidential field. 1) Until I saw clips of him in the past two or three days, I hadn't realized how much watching
and seeing Perry is just like having George W. Bush back in our living rooms. ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - Suspicious packages that turned out to be harmless prompted scares
and temporary closures on Monday at the Alaska offices of all three of the state's members of Congress, officials said.
Los Angeles Times - 1
hour ago Flash
mobs come in all shapes and sizes. And they don't all turn violent -- those in Philadelphia and Britain being notable
examples of the violent category. A national liberal group has thrown its weight behind Harvard Law School professor Elizabeth
Warren in a bid to nudge her into the race against US Sen. Scott Brown - a move she is now actively weighing. Houston Chronicle - 1
hour ago AP Texas
News © 2011 AP LEANDER, Texas - The Texas Forest Service says five people have been injured in a Central Texas brush
fire that destroyed at least 15 homes. The Guardian - 3
hours ago Economists
are divided over the sticky question of whether America should attempt to stimulate its struggling economy with a third bout
of quantitative easing. International Business Times - 20 minutes ago By
IB Times Staff Reporter | August 16, 2011 8:18 AM EDT The search is underway for the body of a Senath toddler who went missing
and was killed on Aug. 6. Dunklin County sheriff Bob Holder said that nearly 50 searchers, two helicopters, search dogs, ...
President Obama came face-to-face with the Tea Party last night in Iowa, clashing with a member
during and after a town hall last night. DENVER (Reuters) - Three Florida siblings will be charged next week for firing at police during
a high-speed chase as they tried to elude capture following a suspected three-state crime spree, a Colorado prosecutor said
on Monday. Journal Times - 53
minutes ago BURLINGTON
- Nearly half a year since Democratic Senators fled the state to avoid voting on the budget repair bill, voters today will
have their chance to decide if they should stay in office. Once again, Congress has reached a new low. Only 13 percent of Americans approve of Congress,
tied for the worst on record, according to a Gallup Poll conducted over the weekend. BusinessWeek - 1
hour ago New Jersey
Gov. Chris Christie says he's discouraged over the lack of progress made by the committee developing new health insurance
plans for 800000 government workers. A suburban Philadelphia man with five prior white-collar convictions pleaded guilty Monday
to running a $17 million real-estate Ponzi scheme. ABC News - 1 hour
ago "Troublemaker:
Let's Do What It Takes to Make America Great Again," by Christine O'Donnell. (Courtesy Amazon.com) Christine
O'Donnell became a national figure when she ran for the US Senate seat in the state of Delaware last year. What if a Muslim-American architect won an anonymous competition to design a memorial at Ground
Zero for the victims of 9/11? And what if the garden he designed was seen as Islamic, a "martyrs' paradise"
for the ... Huffington Post - 15
minutes ago LOS
ANGELES - About 200 people walked out of a meeting by a federal government task force Monday in protest over a program that
gives immigration officials access to the fingerprints of arrestees. New York Daily News (blog) - Alex Katz - 1 hour ago President Obama launched a stealth campaign in the heartland Monday in an unmarked black bus,
complete with dark tinted windows - and apparently paid for by taxpayers. MyFoxOrlando.com - 20
minutes ago (NewsCore)
- A 65-year-old New Jersey man was sentenced to a year in federal jail Monday for sexually abusing a woman while she slept
on board a flight from Hong Kong to Newark.
An investigation in Somalia found that thousands of sacks of food from aid organizations are
being pilfered and sold on the black market, undermining the international response to the country s crippling famine. AP World Food Program officials insisted Tuesday it won't reduce emergency aid shipments
to Somalia despite allegations of fraud, saying that though such complaints are frequent it's highly unlikely there have
been more than small ... The Guardian (blog) - 1
hour ago Somalia
is at the centre of the unfolding crisis. The UN has declared famine in five Somali regions, and warns that famine conditions
(based on extreme food shortage, acute malnutrition, and mortality rates) are likely to spread throughout southern ... Minneapolis Star Tribune - Allie Shah - 9 hours ago A former Minneapolis man accused of helping to support terrorists in his native Somalia remains
in custody after appearing in a United States courtroom Monday for the first time since being extradited from the Netherlands.
14 (Xinhua) -- The UN relief chief wrapped up a three-day visit to Kenya and Somalia on Sunday,
calling on the world to scale up efforts to help save millions of lives at risk in the Horn of Africa nation. BBC News - 21 hours
ago South Sudan
has offered to send African Union troops to Somalia to back the weak interim government. South Sudan, which became independent
on 9 July, made the offer on the day it joined the African Union (AU). GlobalPost - 2 hours
ago (Oli Scarff/Getty
Images) DHOBLEY, Somalia - In the roughhouse town of Dhobley in southern Somalia people are watching their lives slip away.
East African states of Ethiopia and Djibouti are leading calls for tougher UN sanctions against
Asmara over charges it supports Al-Qaeda-linked fighters in Somalia, and the United States has thrown its weight behind that
push. AllAfrica.com - 2
hours ago Sheikh
Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, the president of war ridden Somalia, said anyone is seen killing, robbing or raping the Somalia's
vulnerable IDPs will be harshly punished, probably to be sentenced to death by the military court. In the past few days, ...
What will it take to mitigate the impact of the humanitarian catastrophe unfolding in parts
of Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda and Djibouti? Reuters AlertNet - 1
hour ago He discussed
recent OIC initiatives for coordination about Somalia. Mark Bowden, UN Humanitarian Coordinator said that "there has
been a lot of progress ... but there is still much complexity and challenge ... Somalia is at the epicentre of a regional
... SomalilandPress - 4
hours ago The current
events in Somalia many have said in length, but due to the momentum that is building now due to the hidden agendas of some,
this warrants us to look beyond our nose.
Dozens of hungry children in famine stricken Somalia are already being wiped out by the rapidly
spreading disease, reports SOS Children. They plan to hold a community walk next month in Portland, as well as car washes, to raise
money to provide relief to the famine victims in Somalia. Experts say the famine is the result of one of Africa's worst
droughts in 60 years.
AllAfrica.com - 1
hour ago Mogadishu
- Col. Abdullahi Abdi Mohamed, former military veteran says that the transitional federal government is failing to assure
the internal security of the country as drought and famine rages.
The New Age Online - 6
hours ago Army
personnel unpack food aid from Gift of the Givers truck, to be loaded on the C130 Air flight that left Air force base Waterkloof
to Somalia at 4am this morning. Picture:Leon Sadiki As the drought in Somalia persists, the aid organisation Gift of ... Times LIVE - 7 hours
ago A newly arrived
Somali refugee holds her bag of relief maize outside a distribution centre at the Dadaab refugee camp, near the Kenya-Somalia.
The United Nations Security Council announced a meeting would be held from 4 - 6 September in Somalia to ... Democracy Now - 21
hours ago The head
of UN humanitarian assistance, Catherine Bragg, says the United Nations remains more than $560 million short on aid for Somalia
and more than $1 billion short region-wide. On a visit to refugee camps in Kenya, UN Emergency Relief Coordinator ... Voice of America - 16
hours ago August
15, 2011 Oxfam Urges African Governments to Give More to Famine Relief Michael Onyiego | Nairobi As calls for assistance to
fight the famine in Somalia increase, aid group Oxfam says African countries must also do their part to alleviate the ...
Even as drought and hunger grew to disastrous levels in Somalia this year, Islamist militants
told destitute farmers to “depend on God” instead of the “infidels” at foreign relief agencies.
Monday, August 15, 2011
Throughout the weekend, Michele Bachmann stressed God and taxes at the Iowa Straw Poll. Bachmann
came in first at the mock election. 1 of 3. Concertgoers and emergency personnel hold up stage rigging after it collapsed minutes
before a concert by Sugarland at the Indiana State Fairgrounds in Indianapolis August 13, 2011. Burdened by sagging poll numbers, hamstrung by poor economic news, and trapped in Washington
for much of the summer because of the debt ceiling fight, President Obama will seek to reverse his recent fortunes by ...
ANCHORAGE (Reuters) - Two people including the pilot and a teacher were killed and four others
injured in a small plane crash near Alaska's Lower Yukon Valley that had rescuers searching for more than 14 hours, authorities
said. WHBL Sheboygan - 17
minutes ago UNDATED
(WSAU) The last of nine Wisconsin Senate recall elections will be held tomorrow. And while Democrats can no longer gain control
of the chamber, Minority Leader Mark Miller says it's still vital that his party's two incumbents win their contests
... CBS News - 12 hours
ago President Barack
Obama departs the Oval Office of the White House on his way to Andrews Air Force Base, Maryland, for golf August 13, 2011,
in Washington, DC. AP Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., gets a hug from her husband Marcus following her formal
announcement to seek the 2012 Republican presidential nomination, Monday, June 27, 2011, in Waterloo, Iowa. msnbc.com - 24 minutes
ago MASSACHUSETTS:
“But the tenacious consumer advocate [Elizabeth Warren] and academic, who is taking steps to run, faces a tough fight
that will attract national attention given that control of the Senate is on the line,” Roll Call reports. New York Magazine - 33
minutes ago Everyone's
okay: No explosives were found inside the three abandoned briefcases outside the door of his Ohio headquarters, only papers.
A thunderstorm accompanied by spectacular lightning and light rain rolled through northern
Utah early Monday. For the rest of the day, partly cloudy skies with a 30 percent chance of a few more isolated showers and
thunderstorms are ... ABC7Chicago.com - 57
minutes ago August
15, 2011 (CHICAGO) (WLS) -- The nation's two largest hot dog companies were scheduled to take their legal beefs to federal
court in Chicago Monday. Wall Street Journal - 2
hours ago AP NEW
YORK - Two New York City men trapped in a flooded basement elevator are feeling very lucky. The two had been moving supplies
Sunday at the former Staten Island Hotel as heavy rains pounded the metropolitan area. WPTV - 2 hours ago MARTIN COUNTY, Fla. - While public school students
in St. Lucie and Indian River counties have another week of summer, Martin County students start the new school year Monday.
By the CNN Wire Staff Dakota Meyer says the incident is still difficult to think about because
his team members died. Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama next month will present the Medal of Honor to the first
living Marine to receive the ... NPR - 1 hour ago A 94-year-old Ohio woman didn't think much of the
bang she heard during a weekend thunderstorm, until police started knocking on her door. Wall Street Journal - 2
hours ago AP NEW
YORK - A 21-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly raping a woman after breaking into her Manhattan apartment. Police
say they arrested Jason Quinones on Sunday and charged him with rape and burglary. NEW YORK (Reuters) - Sen. Charles Schumer said on Sunday he would introduce legislation requiring
major utility plants to run background checks on employees to help prevent security threats against power facilities. The Michigan Republican Party decided over the weekend that they'll hold their 2012 primary
between February 28 and March 6, an eight-day range that includes only one date that would comply with primary calendar rules
set by the RNC and DNC. Redistricting is done every 10 years as required by federal law. It is done after new information
on population is released in the 10-year-census. As the country continues to mourn the deaths of 30 soldiers killed Aug. 6 when their helicopter
crashed in Afghanistan, Gov. Pat Quinn signed a new law in to effect today that further insulates grieving families from ...
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CTV.ca - 27 minutes
ago 83-year-old
former Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak gestures as he lies on a bed within a cage at the court building in Cairo Monday Aug.
15, 2011. BAGHDAD - Coordinated explosions ripped across seven Iraqi provinces on Monday, killing 64
and injuring 176 people in a sophisticated set of attacks that spread mayhem at security facilities from the Kurdish north
to the Shiite south. msnbc.com - 1 hour
ago Three teenagers
threw stones at Anders Breivik as he shot dead 69 people at an island youth camp in Norway, according to a report Monday.
CAIRO - The Libyan security chief arrived unexpectedly with his family in Cairo on Monday in
an apparent high-level defection from the government of Col. Voice of America - 27
minutes ago August
15, 2011 More than 20 Reported Killed in Syrian Violence Scott Bobb | Beirut Syrian anti-government activists say at least
22 people have been killed in two days of attacks by government forces on the port city of Latakia. AFP - 1 hour
ago NAIROBI - All
the parties to Somalia's conflict have violated the rules of war and are guilty of causing civilian casualties in the
fight for territorial control, Human Rights Watch said Monday. BBC News - 27 minutes
ago Prime Minister
David Cameron has said he will put "rocket boosters" under work to turn round 120000 troubled families in the wake
of recent rioting. The Associated Press - 32 minutes ago EL-ARISH,
Egypt (AP) - Egyptian officials say army and security troops carried out several raids in a city in the northern Sinai Peninsula,
searching for al-Qaida-inspired extremists. RTT News - 46 minutes
ago (RTTNews) -
Souring further its relations with the United States, Pakistan reportedly gave China access to the American "stealth"
helicopter that crashed during the midnight operation by US special forces in the killing of al-Qaeda founder-leader Osama
... Hindustan Times - 2
hours ago A day
after Prime Minister Jhalanath Khanal's resignation, Nepal President Ram Baran Yadav on Monday gave all parties an August
21 deadline to form the next government through consensus. Voice of America - 19
minutes ago August
15, 2011 Sing Promises 'Strict Action' to Fight Indian Corruption Kurt Achin | New Delhi Indian Prime Minister Manmohan
Singh says his government is taking steps to counter widespread corruption. Afghan security forces on Sunday secure the entrance the governor's compound after a suicide
attack in Chaharikar in the central province of Parwan, Afghanistan. A poster depicting Syria's President Bashar al-Assad is seen on a giant Syrian flag carried
by Syrian supporters living in Lebanon in front of the Syrian embassy in Beirut, July 24, 2011. BBC News - 3 hours
ago Jersey's
Home Affairs Minister has said the island will be in "shock and pain" after the fatal stabbing of six people. Hindustan Times - 32
minutes ago PTI
As Bollywood personalities conveyed their greeting on Independence Day and expressed their sense of pride in being Indians,
the issue of corruption was clearly on the minds of many of them. Palestinian residents of the West Bank village of Deir Qadis protest against the expansion
of nearby settlements in the Israeli-occupied West Bank. BBC News - 2 hours
ago A 23-year-old
man has appeared in court accused of murdering three men who were hit by a car as they protected stores from looters. The accident, which occurred around 8:30 pm on the Canadian side of the river, was captured
on surveillance video, police say, according to the Toronto Star. Sky News - 1 hour
ago Parts of New
Zealand are seeing their first snowfall in 80 years as a "once in a lifetime" polar blast spreads across the country.
Japan marked the 66th anniversary of its surrender in World War II today with somber remembrances
across the country and a memorial in Tokyo led by the emperor. |
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Tim Pawlenty bows out of GOP presidential race after Iowa straw poll. Winner Michele Bachmann
and newcomer Rick Perry are expected to vie for favor of social conservatives, but Perry could also take support from Mitt
Romney. Los Angeles Times - 1
hour ago The death
toll has risen to five in the stage collapse at the Indiana State Fair in which 45 people were also injured. The main stage
collapsed on a crowd waiting for a Sugarland performance Saturday night at the Indianapolis fair after being blasted ... Business Insider - 1
hour ago A NYT
report on the economic policy thinking inside the White House right now is easily one of the most devastating things you'll
have read about Obama in a long time. DAGGETT COUNTY, Utah (ABC 4 News) - A 12-year-old boy, camping with his Boy Scout group went
missing Friday. Officials said 12-year-old Jared Ropelato from Hooper, Utah was on a camping trip with his fellow troop members
and leaders before he ... Philadelphia (CNN) -- Philadelphia's public safety officials claimed "success"
on night two of the city's stricter and earlier juvenile curfew with only 20 youths receiving warnings Saturday night.
Los Angeles Times - 2
hours ago Authorities
are trying determine the cause and time of death of 2-year-old Madeline Samaan-Fay and her father, whose bodies were found
in a remote area of El Dorado County on Saturday. Fox News - Aug 13,
2011 Police in
Milwaukee, Wis., arrested three teenage boys Saturday in connection to the killing of a pregnant woman who was gunned down
in front of her 13-year-old son last weekend. SALMON, Idaho (Reuters) - Conservation groups on Saturday asked a federal appellate court to
stop upcoming hunts in Montana and Idaho that target more than 1000 wolves. Sarah Palin crashed into the Iowa State Fair on Friday, eclipsing the GOP presidential candidates
who were trying to draw supporters to the Ames Straw Poll the following day. ABC News - 6 minutes
ago By KATTI GRAY,
DEAN SCHABNER and NINA TERRERO Police resumed the search for the body of 3-year-old Breeann Rodriguez today, while the steel-factory
worker who has been charged with her murder awaits a hearing Monday in Dunklin County, Mo. Hacktivist group Anonymous says it will take the Web site of the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART)
system off line later today for six hours while also inundating BART fax lines and e-mail accounts. A divided US appeals court in Atlanta ruled that a key provision of last year's federal
health-care overhaul is unconstitutional, siding with a group of 26 states that challenged the law. FOX19 - 11 minutes
ago WORTHINGTON,
Ohio (AP) - A 94-year-old Ohio woman says she didn't realize a breakaway blimp had landed in her backyard during the night
until police knocked on her door hours later. The Associated Press - 4 hours ago WASHINGTON
(AP) - President Barack Obama launches a political counteroffensive this week, weighed down by withering support among some
of his most ardent backers, a stunted economy and a daily bashing from the slew of Republicans campaigning for his ... ABC News (blog) - 18
hours ago Jon Huntsman,
2012's resident civility candidate, has officially started to mention front runner Mitt Romney by name on the campaign
trail. WASHINGTON - The boasts of Congressional Republicans about their cost-cutting victories are
ringing hollow to some well-known economists, financial analysts and corporate leaders, including some Republicans, who are
expressing ... WCTV - 3 hours ago Reporter: AP Comments are posted from viewers like
you and do not always reflect the views of this station. by Anonymous on Aug 14, 2011 at 09:11 AM "Not everyone in America
values life like we do. Chicago Tribune - 1
hour ago AP MADISON,
Wis. -- As Wisconsin Democrats try to hold on to the gains they made through recall elections against Republican incumbents,
one of the two lawmakers targeted on Tuesday is all too familiar with having to face voters midway through his term ... Mere hours after House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) named Rep. Xavier Becerra
(D-Calif.) to the debt-reduction supercommittee, lobbyists were gearing up to fete him at a fundraiser later this ... Huffington Post - 23
minutes ago Though
similar measures have been ruled unconstitutional by federal judges, Illinois Governor Pat Quinn said he will sign a bill
that bans protests near military funerals on Sunday.
CBC.ca - 35 minutes
ago Beginning of
Story Content Libyan rebels continued to fight two major offensives Sunday in their drive towards Moammar Gadhafi's stronghold
of Tripoli, pushing from the west and the south. Aljazeera.net - 1
hour ago At least
21 people said to be killed as northern city is reportedly attacked by warships and tanks. At least 21 people have been killed
and others injured after Syrian warships and tanks opened fire on the port city of Latakia in two residential ... The Australian - 1
hour ago GUNMEN
kidnapped an American aid expert in Pakistan after tricking his guards and breaking into his house at the weekend, in a brazen
raid likely to further restrict the activities of foreigners in the country. The Taliban claims responsibility for the assault on provincial Gov. Abdul Basir Salangi's
compound, the latest attack on top Afghan officials. The Guardian - 1
hour ago Angela
Merkel attends a wreath-laying ceremony marking the 50th anniversary of the Berlin Wall. Photograph: Thomas Peter/Reuters
A group of leftwing politicians in Germany have been criticised for refusing to observe a minute's silence on Saturday
to ...
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