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On Eve of Health Meeting, Big Questions Still LingerNew York Times - - 1 hour ago Three years ago this month, a presidential candidate - John Edwards, as a matter of fact - started a debate on health reform by announcing a plan to cover the uninsured. Health Bill Faces Hurdles in House Wall Street Journal 2 Shot at Colorado Middle SchoolFOXNews - 2 hours ago A teacher tackled a man armed with a high-powered rifle just after two teenage students were shot Tuesday at a suburban Denver middle school that's just miles from Columbine High School, the site of one of the nation's deadliest school shootings, ... Web Staff KDVR Denver Baltimore Sun Before Justices, First Amendment and Aid to TerroristsNew York Times - - 1 hour ago WASHINGTON - The line between speech protected by the First Amendment and aid to terrorists appeared elusive at the Supreme Court on Tuesday, and the justices' lively questioning complicated rather than clarified matters. Supreme Court weighs free speech against aid to terrorists Washington Post Justices Wrestle With Terror Law Wall Street Journal |
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Netanyahu faces double intifada from Palestinians and settlers
Ha'aretz - - 2 hours ago
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is busy day and night, preparing Israel for a fateful confrontation with Iran. But his real problem may occur elsewhere.
'Abbas campaign is hypocritical' Jerusalem Post
Afghanistan observer sees disappointment
CNN International - - 41 minutes ago
(CNN) -- As the top NATO commander in Afghanistan publicly apologized for the latest civilian deaths in the war, one of his former advisers said Tuesday the Afghan people have "crystallized their frustration" on the issue of civilian ...
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Haaretz exclusive: Hamas founder's son worked for Shin Bet for years
Ha'aretz - - 1 hour ago
The son of a leading Hamas figure, who famously converted to Christianity, served for over a decade as the Shin Bet security service's most valuable source in the militant organization's leadership, Haaretz has learned.
Livni: Int'l community must back Dubai hit Jerusalem Post
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Pentagon OKs lifting ban on women in submarines
Reuters - - 2 hours ago
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Pentagon said on Tuesday it is moving ahead with plans to end the US military's ban on allowing women to serve in submarines.
Pentagon announces end of ban on women on subs NavyTimes.com
Navy to allow women to serve aboard submarines Christian Science Monitor
NTSB panel faults subway oversight
USA Today - - 1 hour ago
By Jack Gruber, USA TODAY By Alan Levin, USA TODAY WASHINGTON - Safety oversight in the nation's subway systems is haphazard, lacks teeth and hampered by conflicts of interest, according to accident reports and transportation safety experts.
2 near-misses and June crash linked, Metro official testifies Washington Post
Metro 'safety culture' under attack at NTSB hearing Washington Examiner
Air Force, Army leaders seek more data on 'don't ask, don't tell'
Washington Post - - 1 hour ago
By Ed O'Keefe Top leaders of the Air Force and Army weighed in Tuesday about the possible repeal of the armed forces' ban on gays in the military, saying they have concerns about the change and want to hear more from the Pentagon on the matter.
Military chiefs voice concern over ending 'don't ask, don't tell' Los Angeles Times
2 Generals Wary About Repealing Gay Policy New York Times
US STOCKS-Wall Street drops along with consumer confidence
Reuters - - 5 hours ago
NEW YORK, Feb 23 (Reuters) - US stocks suffered their biggest one-day decline in nearly three weeks on Tuesday after a sharp drop in consumer confidence heightened worries over one of the most vulnerable areas of the economy.
Consumer confidence falls sharply in February Los Angeles Times
Summary Box: Consumer Confidence Plummets New York Times
Recall Dims Japan's Export Outlook
Wall Street Journal - - 1 hour ago
The Japanese government acknowledged for the first time Tuesday that Toyota Motor Corp.'s massive global recall could have a knock-on effect on the world's second-largest economy, which is struggling to overcome deflationary ...
Toyota USA's president can't seem to recall much Washington Post
Google notified of EC complaints
Reuters - - 36 minutes ago
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 23 (Reuters) - The European Commission is considering complaints from three online companies regarding Google Inc's (GOOG.
Google to announce Europe antitrust probe: WSJ MarketWatch
Apple releases, pulls iPad SDK beta, camera hints inside
Ars Technica - - 2 hours ago
Apple released a third beta of the iPhone OS 3.2 SDK on Tuesday afternoon, the version of the iPhone OS that is exclusively for the upcoming iPad.
Tim Cook talks iPad, Apple Macworld
Yahoo partners with Twitter to boost social features
Reuters - - 35 minutes ago
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Yahoo Inc plans to integrate Twitter into its collection of websites, as the company seeks to enhance the appeal of its online properties with popular social networking features.
Xerox launches patent fight against Google, Yahoo CNNMoney.com
FCC Study Underscores Need for Broader Broadband
PC World - - 6 hours ago
The FCC reports that 93 million Americans--that's 35 percent of those over age 5--lack broadband access at home. Worse, the digital divide is getting more severe, hurting all of us--especially small businesses.
Mobile Broadband Making Inroads InformationWeek
TV star Charlie Sheen follows wife on rehab road
Reuters - - 2 hours ago
LOS ANGELES, Feb 23 (Reuters) - Actor Charlie Sheen, star of US television's hit comedy "Two and a Half Men," has followed his wife and entered a rehabilitation facility as the couple try to put their lives back together after a ...
Charlie Sheen Enters Rehab MTV.com
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Tiger still holds golf hostage
USA Today - - 4 hours ago
MARANA, Ariz. - The latest gossip has Tiger Woods resuming his therapy some 2000 miles away from where he made his public apology last Friday, which -- if true -- would be a comical coincidence in one respect.
Report: Tiger & Elin Apologize to Parents at Daughter's School People Magazine
Bristol Palin Lands TV Gig!
Us Magazine - 5 hours ago
She will play herself on an upcoming episode of ABC Family's The Secret Life of the American Teenager, it was announced Tuesday.
Bristol Palin to Act on The Secret Life of the American Teenager People Magazine
US happy with silver in nordic combined
Houston Chronicle - - 37 minutes ago
Brett Camerota, Todd Lodwick, Johnny Spillane and Bill Demong celebrate after winning the silver medal for the United States. WHISTLER, British Columbia - After years of work, miles of travel, ...
Medals in pocket, Miller still pushing
ESPN - 2 hours ago
AP Pushing it too fast from the moment he left the opening gate. Almost crashing twice before finally hanging it up. Then skiing away without so much as a wave to the crowd, perhaps in search of a cold one.
Janka Takes Early Lead in Giant Slalom New York Times
American women peaking for gold medal game with Canada
Kansas City Star - 1 hour ago
By Sports Network Hockey has taken Team USA's Angela Ruggiero to great heights. A gold medal as a high-schooler in 1998. National awards.
Canada-Finland women's hockey semifinal drew big TV audience on Monday The Canadian Press
Pandemic has not yet peaked, WHO experts advise
Reuters - - 1 hour ago
Recruits of the paramilitary police receive injections of the H1N1 vaccine at a military base in Taiyuan, Shanxi province February 2, 2010.
Health Buzz: Pediatrician Group Wants Killer Hot Dogs Remodeled
U.S. News & World Report - - 8 hours ago
It's easy to giggle over the killer-hot-dog headlines that have been sparked by the American Academy of Pediatrics' new recommendation that to prevent choking, hot dogs should come with a warning label.
Hot dogs declared choking hazard. Should they get a new look? The Star-Ledger - NJ.com
FDA warns of heart problem with HIV drug combo
Reuters - - 8 hours ago
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The US Food and Drug Administration said on Tuesday that HIV drugs Invirase and Norvir might lead to an abnormal heart rhythm when used in combination, according to preliminary data the agency is reviewing.
FDA Sees Possible Safety Concern For HIV Drug Combination Wall Street Journal
Evidence That Little Touches Do Mean So Much
New York Times - - Feb 22, 2010
Psychologists have long studied the grunts and winks of nonverbal communication, the vocal tones and facial expressions that carry emotion.
Oral cancer can be especially cruel
CNN - Feb 19, 2010
By Madison Park, CNN Film critic Roger Ebert lost his jaws to complications from a head and neck cancer. (CNN) -- It brought a tough, All-Star NBA coach to tears this week.
Danger of Daily Aspirin
Wall Street Journal - - 11 hours ago
If you're taking a daily aspirin for your heart, you may want to reconsider. For years, many middle-aged people have taken the drug in hopes of reducing the chance of a heart attack or stroke.
The Most Amazing Craigslist Ad Up In Here! (PICTURE)
Huffington Post (blog) (satire) - Feb 19, 2010
This is quite possibly the greatest Craigslist ad of all time. And not in the "crazy person had access to a computer and wants a woman to sit in a tub of pasta" sort of way.
As lockout looms, NFL teams grappling with D-Day planning
SI.com - Feb 19, 2010
Musings, observations and the occasional insight as we ease our way into an NFL offseason that increasingly feels like the quiet (2010) before the storm (2011)... As the league's looming labor issues begin demanding more of our attention, ...