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3:10 PM 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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Spencer S. Hsu / Washington Post:
DHS Spokesman Is Accused of Soliciting Teen Online  —  The deputy press secretary for the Department of Homeland Security was arrested last night on charges that he used the Internet to seduce an undercover Florida sheriff's detective who he thought was a 14-year-old girl, the Polk County Sheriff's Office said.
Discussion: Wonkette
Joshua Brockman / New York Times:
Child Sex as Internet Fare, Through Eyes of a Victim
Christy Hardin Smith / Firedoglake:
Pedophiles — Things You Ought To Know
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Crooks and Liars:
Cafferty on Delay: "cocky little bandy rooster"  —  Jack Cafferty had a few choice words for Tom Delay today on "The Situation Room."  —  Video-WMP Video-QT (h/t arnie) … Deguerin: Don't we all have friends like Jack?  —  A day of Delay: The retrospective.  Originally posted on 01/03/06
Michelle Malkin / Townhall.com:
The party of police-haters  —  There's only one thing more damning than the recent caterwauling of cop-bashing Rep. Cynthia McKinney and her race-mongering mob:  —  The stone-cold silence of Beltway Democrats.  —  While McKinney and her ilk sling wild charges of racism and conspiracy at the police …
Discussion: Betsy's Page and Legal Fiction
Laurie Kellman / Associated Press:
Capitol Police Chief Denies Racism Charge
Discussion: A Blog For All
New York Times:
Couric Announces Departure From 'Today' Show  —  Katie Couric, the most successful host in the more than 50-year history of NBC's "Today" show, told her audience of more than 6 million viewers this morning that she will step down from the program and leave NBC when her contract concludes at the end of next month.
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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'
Rebecca Dana / New York Observer:
Katie Cronkite
Discussion: Rathergate.com
Harry Shearer / The Huffington Post:
Found Object: DeLay on Hardball  —  To see just how grateful Chris Matthews was for getting the Tom DeLay scoop, and what DeLay may think of Hillary Clinton, go here.  Thanks to the usual source gods.  —  Player not working?  Download the quicktime video here.
nbcsandiego.com:
Schools Ban Patriotic Clothes, Flags  —  SAN DIEGO — In the wake of last week's immigration-reform protests, one school district is taking drastic measures, banning all symbols of patriotism, both U.S. and Mexican.  —  Images: Schools Ban Patriotic Clothes, Flags  —  Discuss: District Bans Patriotic Clothes, Flags
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Lincoln Madison / The Third Path:
John McCain on The Daily Show  —  The Daily Show with Jon Stewart had a live interview with Senator John McCain (R-AZ) on Tuesday's program. … Of course, it is crucial to understand the context in which the interview took place.  Bear in mind that The Daily Show with Jon Stewart is above …
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Ron Fournier / Associated Press:
Union Leaders Boo McCain on Immigration
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.
Eliot A. Cohen / Washington Post:
Yes, It's Anti-Semitic  —  Academic papers posted on a Harvard Web site don't normally attract enthusiastic praise from prominent white supremacists.  But John Mearsheimer and Stephen Walt's "The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy" has won David Duke's endorsement as "a modern Declaration …
David A. Fahrenthold / Washington Post:
Mass. Bill Requires Health Coverage  —  State Set to Use Auto Insurance As a Model  —  BOSTON, April 4 — The Massachusetts legislature approved a bill Tuesday that would require all residents to purchase health insurance or face legal penalties, which would make this the first state to tackle …
Edward Wong / New York Times:
Hussein Charged With Genocide in 50,000 Deaths  —  BAGHDAD, Iraq, April 4 — The Iraqi court trying Saddam Hussein announced Tuesday that it had charged him with genocide, saying he sought to annihilate the Kurdish people in 1988, when the military killed at least 50,000 Kurdish civilians and destroyed 2,000 villages.
Media Research Center:
Katie Couric's Years of Liberal Tilt  —  Since becoming co-host of NBC's Today in April 1991, Katie Couric has often used her perch to salute her liberal heroes (including Hillary Clinton and Jimmy Carter) or complain about "right-wing conservatives."  In her years on Today …
National Review:
86 the Anti-527 Action  —  We're old enough to remember when the Republican mainstream was against restricting campaign finance.  That was about four years ago.  Way back then, House leaders were decrying McCain-Feingold as damaging to the GOP's electoral fortunes and probably unconstitutional.
Discussion: Hugh Hewitt, The Hill and Election Law
H-Bomb / anklebitingpundits.com:
Inside The DeLay Story  —  A reader - who also happens to be a high-level Republican operative in Washington, DC - called me this morning with a very interesting scoop.  —  Contrary to the story DeLay told reporters yesterday, the former House Majority Leader's retirement announcement …
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.
 
 
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U.N. Provokes a New Standoff Over U.S. Demands on Budget
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