2010 November 10

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Clinton criticizes Israeli expanded building plan

Clinton calls Israeli building plan counterproductive to US efforts to revive peace talks Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is criticizing Israel’s new construction plans for disputed east Jerusalem as an obstacle to reviving...

California Republican congressman Dana Rohrabacher tweets: Bush no ‘class act,’ ‘destroyed GOP’

A five-term Republican congressman from California tweeted to his followers that former President George W. Bush was no “class act” and he “destroyed [the] GOP” after a comment from a fellow conservative Wednesday....

Tucker Carlson impersonates Olbermann, gets caught

Tucker Carlson’s latest antics may have set back his attempt to turn The Daily Caller into a legitimate news outlet. Following Keith Olbermann’s temporary suspension from MSNBC, Carlson admitted to pranking a columnist for the...

Republicans could scale back US science budgets

Budgets for scientific research in the United States could be scaled back with the return of a Republican-majority in Congress as conservatives aim to slash spending to reduce the ballooning deficit. The Republican electoral platform, the...

Watchdog calls for probe of Google’s ties to Obama

A conservative watchdog group is calling for an investigation into whether the Obama administration helped Google dodge legal penalties after committing a major privacy breach. A fleet of vehicles for Google’s Street View mapping service,...

Ex-German leader: Bush lying about Iraq in new book

Former President George W. Bush just isn’t telling the truth, says one ex-world leader in a position to know. In his new book Decision Points, Bush claims that former Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder offered him full-fledged support should he...

O’Reilly jokes about cutting off reporter’s head

Fox News’ Bill O’Reilly says his threat have a reporter beheaded is a joke. But The Washington Post columnist who is target of those threats thinks it is no laughing matter. On the Thursday edition of The O’Reilly Factor,...

Report: White House altered drilling safety report

The Interior Department’s inspector general says the White House edited a drilling safety report in a way that made it falsely appear that scientists and experts supported the idea of the administration’s six-month ban on new...

White House sets new Afghan deadline for 2014

The Obama administration has decided to de-emphasize plans to begin withdrawing US forces from Afghanistan starting July 2011, administration and military officials said Tuesday. The new policy is to be unveiled at a NATO conference in Lisbon...

Michael Moore offers Fahrenheit 9/11 to NBC for free to balance Bush

NBC has done a lot to rehabilitate former President George W. Bush’s image this week. Now filmmaker Michael Moore is offering a way to restore some balance to the network by allowing them to air his documentary, Fahrenheit 9/11, for free....

Feds: Woman illegally fired over Facebook remarks

Feds say woman was illegally fired after dissing boss on Facebook page A Connecticut woman who was fired after she posted disparaging remarks about her boss on Facebook has prompted a first-of-its-kind legal case by federal authorities who say...

American Family Association director: Kill all the grizzly bears, and with them, their ‘curse’

When it comes to polar bears, concern is raised about their possible extinction. (In fact, seven of the top eight sponsored links in Google’s search have to do with saving the bears.) But when it comes to grizzly bears, apparently, there...

Fate of Alaska race hinges on write-in count

Fate of Alaska Senate race now hinges on how write-in ballots are read Election workers will begin scrutinizing tens of thousands of ballots in the Alaska Senate race on Wednesday in a scene reminiscent of the 2000 Florida recount. There will be...

Alaska spelling bee: Fate of Senate race could depend on whether voters can spell

Election workers will begin scrutinizing tens of thousands of ballots in the Alaska Senate race on Wednesday in a scene reminiscent of the 2000 Florida recount. There will be no hanging chads this time around — just lots of scribbled names. The...

Republican congressman: I have ‘no hesitation whatsoever’ in probing Bush for torture

A newly elected Republican congressman said in a little-noticed interview Tuesday he’d have “no hesitation whatsoever” in beginning an investigation of the former President George W. Bush for torture. Appearing on MSNBC’s...

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Clinton criticizes Israeli expanded building plan

California Republican congressman Dana Rohrabacher tweets: Bush no ‘class act,’ ‘destroyed GOP’

Tucker Carlson impersonates Olbermann, gets caught

Republicans could scale back US science budgets

Watchdog calls for probe of Google’s ties to Obama

Ex-German leader: Bush lying about Iraq in new book

O’Reilly jokes about cutting off reporter’s head

Report: White House altered drilling safety report

White House sets new Afghan deadline for 2014

Michael Moore offers Fahrenheit 9/11 to NBC for free to balance Bush

Feds: Woman illegally fired over Facebook remarks

American Family Association director: Kill all the grizzly bears, and with them, their ‘curse’

Fate of Alaska race hinges on write-in count

Alaska spelling bee: Fate of Senate race could depend on whether voters can spell

Republican congressman: I have ‘no hesitation whatsoever’ in probing Bush for torture

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