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  1. Here's a distressing thought ...

    ... In his meandering letter ("Stop the innuendos"), Obama apologist Inman Moor fences with phantoms. Moor seems to accuse WND of propagating "innuendos" that Obama was not "a student at Occidental, Columbia, and Harvard, a professor at the University of Chicago, a street organizer, a member of the Illi...

  2. Vidal Sassoon dead: Hairdresser dies at age 84

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    ... (Huffington Post) Vidal Sassoon is dead at age 84, according to the Los Angeles Times. Sassoon, often referred to as the "founder of hairdressing," is credited with pioneering the bob haircut and launched a sprawling network of salons around the world. He was found dead in his Mulholland Drive hom...

  3. Mideast papers hailBeijing as victor

    ... Arab newspapers throughout the Middle East have hailed China as the victor in the recent standoff with the United States over an EP-3E crew and plane, and have exhorted Arab nations to "learn" from China's example. According to an editorial in the Al Bayan, a United Arab Emirates-based paper, "Wa...

  4. Kids get nasty greeting from Bad Santa

    ... Meeting Santa Claus for the first time was meant to be a jolly experience for Cameron Sleeth, 6.But the excitement of meeting St. Nicholas turned into a nightmare his mother wishes she could forget.Tammy Sleeth said her two sons, Cameron, who has Asperger's syndrome, and Liam, 7, who has autism, wer...

  5. Saddam’s daughter living the good life

    ... Her brothers Uday and Qusai are dead. Her father is imprisoned by Americans and facing trial for mass murder. Her country is under occupation and bleeding because of incessant terror attacks on oil pipelines, new leadership and the power grid. But none of that seems to concern Saddam Hussei...

  6. All your e-mails are ours

    ... The White House is planning to ease FBI access to your Internet records. Just four words – "electronic communication transactional records" – will allow the FBI access to online info without a judge's approval. Info that includes addresses to which an Internet user sends e-mail...

  7. NYT dubs man-woman union: 'Opposite-sex marriage'

    ... Many Americans may be accustomed to hearing the term "same-sex marriage" in news reports about homosexual unions, but now the New York Times is also referring to traditional matrimony as "opposite-sex marriage." In his Oct. 26 news report on a homosexual lawsuit to overturn California's Proposition...

  8. Incoming! from ourselves

    ... Granted, it's not civil palace etiquette or, more important, U.S. military doctrine to urinate on battle-killed enemy fighters in this case, three dead Taliban in Afghanistan. But could we just move on? That'll be the day. Get set for Abu Ghraib 2, a national wallow in a wholly manufactured and ...

  9. The Muslimization of Europe

    ... Anybody taking an objective look at Europe today – the cradle of arts and philosophy, and the birthplace of democracy – would be sorely disappointed. Where once the Ottoman Empire was described as "the sick man of Europe," now it is Europe that is the sick man. The proverbial ...

  10. Why Big Media are scared

    ... Lesley Stahl of "60 Minutes" feels a "sense of doom" about the media revolution that is laying low giant news organizations like CBS. And well she should. She expressed her fears during a panel discussion last week at the Newspaper Association of America's annua...

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