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Senate report: Bin Laden was 'within our grasp'

Source: msnbc.com

Osama bin Laden was within reach of U.S. troops in the mountains of Tora Bora when military leaders made the decision not to pursue him with massive force, a Senate report says.

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Swiss vote on referendum to ban new minarets

Source: msnbc.com

Swiss voters are deciding in a referendum Sunday whether to accept a ban on the construction of minarets, which right-wing parties regard as symbols of militant Islam.

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Multiple police officers shot in Wash. state

Source: msnbc.com

A Washington state official says multiple police officers have been shot in Pierce County.

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U.S. to lean on mortgage companies

Source: msnbc.com

The Obama administration, battling a foreclosure crisis that shows no signs of relenting, will step up pressure on mortgage companies to help people stay in their homes, officials say.

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Speak now, Tiger, or forever hold your peace

Source: NBC Sports

When Tiger Woods got in the car just before 2:25 a.m. Friday, he didn't just crash into a fire hydrant. He had a head-on collision with another object: the invisible bowels of the bad-publicity machine, which in more than a 13 years of professional golf, he'd been able to avoid.

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Iran hints it could withdraw from nuclear treaty

Source: msnbc.com

A conservative Iranian legislator warns Iran might pull out of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty due to a U.N. resolution censuring Tehran.

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South Carolina rift highlights debate in GOP

Source: msnbc.com

The contrasting strategies of South Carolina's two senators reflect the struggle over the future of the Republican Party.

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Border patrol adopts Indian techniques

Columbus, N.M. - Under a scorching sun in the harsh desert along Highway 9 in southern New Mexico, Border Patrol agents Rito Jara and Juan Treviso are quickly on the move, scouring the hard ground, trying to pick up footprints from suspected drug smugglers or immigrants who entered the U.S. illegally from Mexico.

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Iran OKs building 10 new enrichment plants

Source: msnbc.com

Iran's government announces plans to build 10 new uranium enrichment plants and says work would start within two months, state media report.

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White House intruders want to sell their tale

Source: msnbc.com

NYT: As White House officials fend off new questions about how a fame-seeking couple finessed their way into a glittering state dinner, the pair begin trying to sell their story.

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Newly deployed Marines to target Taliban area

Source: msnbc.com

As many as 9,000 U.S. Marines� will begin final preparations to deploy to southern Afghanistan and renew an assault on a Taliban stronghold that had slowed this year, top U.S. officials say.

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The Manufactured Doubt industry and the hacked email controversy

Source: Weather Underground

There is no sign of a conspiracy to alter data to fit a pre-conceived ideological view. Rather, I see dedicated scientists attempting to make the truth known in face of what is probably the world's most pervasive and best-funded disinformation campaign against science in history.

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Obama Treason Charges Advance In Tennessee Grand Jury

Source: http://www.michnews.com

Formal treason charges filed against Barrack Hussein Obama, aka Barry Soetoro, reach Monroe Country Tennessee Grand Jury - Tuesday December 1, 2009

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Calif. police: Car runs red light, kills family of 4

Source: msnbc.com

A car raced through a red light and slammed into a minivan broadside, killing four family members including both parents and their two young children in west-central California, authorities said Sunday.

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Breaking News :: 4 police officers shot, killed in ambush near Parkland Washington

Source: komonews.com

Four police officers were shot and killed in a Sunday morning ambush at a Parkland-area coffee shop, officials said.

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Lessons from '80s don't bode well for economy

Source: msnbc.com

The road from recession to recovery is rarely smooth, straight or short. It comes with detours, forks and even dead ends. And sometimes surprises.

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Senate report: Bin Laden was 'within our grasp'

Osama bin Laden was unquestionably within reach of U.S. troops in the mountains of Tora Bora when American military leaders made the crucial and costly decision not to pursue the terrorist leader with massive force, a Senate report says.

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Saturday and a camel.

I slept in this morning. I guess my wife decided to let me sleep as long as I wanted because I have to go back to work tonight. Anyway when I got up I knew I needed to take the van in for an oil change.

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Hating Sarah

Source: American Thinker

The Alaska Governor is far more than someone who appeals to the (conservative) base, she is someone who can make the base appeal to America. This compact yet comprehensive diagnosis was made in the early hours of the Palin Derangement Syndrome (PDS) outbreak, when Sarah Palin wa …

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Monsanto's dominance draws antitrust inquiry

Source: msnbc.com

Monsanto's dominant role in the nation's patented seeds market has spurred an antitrust inquiry and complaints about price and competition.

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Venezuela to 'bombard' clouds to fight drought

Source: msnbc.com

Hugo Chavez says he is starting to "bombard" clouds now that Cuba has provided Venezuela with cloud-seeding help in an effort to produce rain and alleviate the effects of a severe drought.

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Ed Schultz Calls Out Hannity For His Intellectual Dishonesty

Source: Crooks and Liars

Ed Schultz awards Sean Hannity his Psycho Talk segment of the day for allowing Palin and Perino to go unchallenged on his show when they spout B.S.

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State Dinner-party crashers not only got close to the President, they managed to shake his hand! Should they or Secret Service staffers be punished?

The White House released a photo showing that, contrary to initial Secret Service reports, Michaele and Tareq Salahi did manage to get close to President Obama. In fact, they were able to shake hands and speak with him, as the picture clearly shows.

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Senators: Take action against White House crashers

Two senators say authorities ought to pursue criminal charges against the Virginia couple who crashed last week's state dinner at the White House.

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