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9:30 AM ET, April 5, 2006

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tampabays10.com:
Homeland Security Deputy Press Secretary arrested  —  Deputy Press Secretary for U.S. Department of Homeland Security Arrested on Polk County Charges  —  Brian J. Doyle, DOB 4/7/50, the Deputy Press Secretary for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Office of Public Affairs in Washington …
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Michelle Spitzer / Associated Press:
Homeland Agent Arrested in Seduction Case  —  MIAMI - The deputy press secretary for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security was arrested Tuesday for using the Internet to seduce what he thought was a teenage girl, authorities said.  —  Brian J. Doyle, 55, was arrested at his residence …
CNN:
DHS spokesman arrested in child sex sting  —  Brian J. Doyle faces 23 charges  —  WASHINGTON (CNN) — A deputy press secretary for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security was arrested Tuesday at his Maryland home on charges he used his computer in an attempt to seduce a child …
Gabrielle Finley / theledger.com:
Homeland Security Official Arrested in Polk Case
Discussion: Mia Culpa
Sfarber / the talking dog:
More "restoring honor and integrity to the government"
Discussion: The Moderate Voice
John F. Kerry / New York Times:
Two Deadlines and an Exit  —  WE are now in the third war in Iraq in as many years.  The first was against Saddam Hussein and his supposed weapons of mass destruction.  The second was against terrorists whom, the administration said, it was better to fight over there than here.
Peter Baker / Washington Post:
Democracy In Iraq Not A Priority in U.S. Budget  —  While President Bush vows to transform Iraq into a beacon of democracy in the Middle East, his administration has been scaling back funding for the main organizations trying to carry out his vision by building democratic institutions such as political parties and civil society groups.
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Kevin Drum / The Washington Monthly:
BUSH AND DEMOCRACY....This is what I was talking about a couple of days ago:
Michelle Malkin:
MY WORK ETHIC  —  Longtime readers of this blog and my writing in general know that I work a lot.  I write early in the morning.  I write late at night.  I write books and columns when my kids and husband are asleep.  Bloggers are born multi-taskers.  Sometimes, I blog when I'm cooking or when the kids are watching "Dragon Tales."
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wnbc.com:
Couric Announces Move To CBS  —  NEW YORK — On her 15th anniversary on "Today," Katie Couric told viewers Wednesday she's leaving NBC to join CBS and become the first woman to solo anchor a network evening newscast.  —  Slideshow: Couric Says She's Leaving 'Today'
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Fox News:
DeLay Announces Resignation From House  —  WASHINGTON — Facing money laundering charges and a tough re-election in November, former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay announced Tuesday he will not run for office again and not finish his current term.  —  The 11-term Texas Republican released …
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Robin Toner / New York Times:
A Partisan Leaves; Will an Era Follow Suit?
Discussion: Burnt Orange Report
wpherald.com:
Commentary: The dangers of unintended consequences  —  By Arnaud de Borchgrave  —  UPI Editor at Large  —  WASHINGTON — While Condoleezza Rice said this was not the time to try and come to a conclusion about what the next step on Iran's nuclear defiance might be, those who assured us …
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Jonathan Weisman / Washington Post:
GOP Senators Seek Deal on Immigration Bill  —  Senate Republicans important to passing a wholesale revision of the nation's immigration laws focused yesterday on a compromise that would get tough on illegal immigrants new to the United States while offering those who have been here at least five years a path to citizenship.
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CNN:
Poll: High stakes in immigration debate
David Cay Johnston / New York Times:
Big Gain for Rich Seen in Tax Cuts for Investments  —  The first data to document the effect of President Bush's tax cuts for investment income show that they have significantly lowered the tax burden on the richest Americans, reducing taxes on incomes of more than $10 million by an average of about $500,000.
David Ignatius / Washington Post:
Let the Iraqis Bargain  —  Americans are getting impatient about the formation of a new Iraqi government.  That's what Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice told political leaders in Baghdad this week, and she was putting it mildly.  But it would be folly if American impatience torpedoed …
Discussion: The Belmont Club
Captain Ed / Captain's Quarters:
The Week's Blogger Of The Year  —  Now that the event has concluded, I can reveal why I came to Washington DC tonight.  The Week Magazine selected me as Blogger of the Year for 2005, following in the footsteps of my friends from Power Line, who won the honor last year.
Dan Balz / Washington Post:
Feingold Backs Legalizing Same-Sex Marriages  —  Sen. Russell Feingold (D-Wis.), a prospective 2008 presidential candidate, said yesterday that he thinks bans on same-sex marriages have no place in the nation's laws.  —  Feingold said in an interview that he was motivated to state his position …
Sara Goudarzi / Yahoo! News:
Jesus Could Have Walked on Ice, Scientist Says  —  Rare conditions could have conspired to create hard-to-see ice on the Sea of Galilee that a person could have walked on back when Jesus is said to have walked on water, a scientist said today.  —  The study, which examines a combination …
Discussion: Gina Cobb and The Moderate Voice
Richard Morin / Washington Post:
Smart Talk and Girly Talk on the Campaign Trail  —  Forget the Swift boat ads, the economy or international terrorism.  Here's what really may have decided the last presidential election:  —  President Bush and Vice President Cheney sounded more presidential than their Democratic counterparts.
Discussion: Wonkette and Betsy's Page
Pam Belluck / New York Times:
Massachusetts Set to Offer Universal Health Insurance  —  BOSTON, April 4 — Massachusetts is poised to become the first state to provide nearly universal health care coverage after the state legislature overwhelmingly passed a bill today that Gov. Mitt Romney says he will sign.
 
 
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Edward Wong / New York Times:
Hussein Charged With Genocide in 50,000 Deaths
Discussion: WILLisms.com and PoliBlog
Los Angeles Times:
Abramoff Offered to Aid Sudan, Envoy Says
Discussion: NewDonkey.com, Amygdala and TAPPED
Captain Ed / Captain's Quarters:
What's Next? Stealth Tanks?
Austin Bay / strategypage.com:
The "Difficult Dimensions" of Immigration and Border Security
David Brown / Washington Post:
GAO Criticizes Bush's AIDS Plan
Discussion: Think Progress
Michael Slackman / New York Times:
Syria Imposing Stronger Curbs on Opposition
Discussion: Hit and Run
Lisa W. Foderaro / New York Times:
Families With Full Plates, Sitting Down to Dinner
Discussion: Althouse
Mike Hooker / cbs4denver.com:
Tensions Prompt School To Alter Dress Code
 Earlier Items: 
Atlanta Journal-Constitution:
Woman off hook over bumper sticker
Seth Borenstein / Associated Press:
Stay Up Late and See Something Odd
Greg Sargent / American Prospect:
The Plame Game  —  What Murray Waas's big scoop may really tell us …
Discussion: TalkLeft and The Left Coaster
Mark Trevelyan / Reuters:
Bomb investigator says UK threat still high
Daniel Weintraub / Sacramento Bee:
Ruling on petitions could crimp direct democracy
Armando / Firedoglake:
Late Nite FDL: The Education of Blitzer Continues
Discussion: Wampum and Steve Sailer
Daily Mail:
'Let burglars off with caution', police told
Media Matters for America:
If It's Sunday, It's Still Conservative