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Michelle Malkin:
THE PICTURES YOU WON'T SEE — ***updated 5/2 940am EDT...*** — Compare the NYTimes' white-washed May Day photo section with these candid shots of yesterday's National Day to Hate the Yanquis: — Protest Warrior Chicago exposed ugly, American flag-trashing advocates...
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Randal C. Archibold / New York Times:
Immigrants Take to U.S. Streets in Show of Strength — LOS ANGELES, May 1 — Hundreds of thousands of immigrants and their supporters skipped work, school and shopping on Monday and marched in dozens of cities from coast to coast. — The demonstrations did not bring the nation to a halt …
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Gillian Flaccus / Associated Press:
1M Immigrants Skip Work for Demonstration
1M Immigrants Skip Work for Demonstration
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Joe Gandelman / The Moderate Voice:
Day Without Immigrants: Political Success Or Political Provocation?
Day Without Immigrants: Political Success Or Political Provocation?
USA Today:
Sour news for GOP in poll — WASHINGTON — Six months before Republicans try to hold on to control of Congress in the fall elections, a new poll shows President Bush has slid to the lowest approval rating of his presidency, and a majority of voters say they'll vote for Democrats in November.
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CBS News:
Poll: Gas Prices, Iraq Weigh Down Bush — (CBS) With gas prices sky-high and no end of the Iraq war in sight, President George W. Bush's approval rating hits an all-time low in a new CBS News poll. — Only 33 percent approve of his job performance, Mr. Bush's lowest approval rating yet in CBS News polls.
New York Times:
Keeping a Democratic Web — "Net neutrality" is a concept that is still unfamiliar to most Americans, but it keeps the Internet democratic. Cable and telephone companies that provide Internet service are talking about creating a two-tiered Internet, in which Web sites that pay them large fees would get priority over everything else.
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Edmund Blair / Reuters:
Iran threatens Israel if US acts "evil" — TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran threatened on Tuesday to attack Israel in response to any "evil" act by the United States and said it had enriched uranium to a level close to the maximum compatible with civilian use in power stations.
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Iran will hit Israel if US does "evil": agency —Text+TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran will target Israel first if the United States does anything "evil", a senior commander in the Iranian Revolutionary Guards said on Tuesday. — The United States says it wants Iran's nuclear standoff …
Shelby Steele / Opinion Journal:
White Guilt and the Western Past — Why is America so delicate with the enemy? — There is something rather odd in the way America has come to fight its wars since World War II. — For one thing, it is now unimaginable that we would use anything approaching the full measure of our military power …
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Ian Fisher / New York Times:
Ideals Collide as Vatican Rethinks Condom Ban — ROME, May 1 — Even at the Vatican, not all sacred beliefs are absolute: Thou shalt not kill, but war can be just. Now, behind the quiet walls, a clash is shaping up involving two poles of near certainty: the church's long-held ban on condoms and its advocacy of human life.
Baltimore Examiner:
Arrogance defined by McCain — The Washington DC Examiner Newspaper, The Examiner — WASHINGTON - James Madison, the prime mover behind the U.S. Constitution, and his colleagues among the Founders rightly feared arrogant men like Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., so they limited the central government to a few, well-defined powers.
Carl Hulse / New York Times:
Republicans Drop a Tax Plan After Businesses Protest — WASHINGTON, May 1 — Senate Republicans on Monday hurriedly abandoned a broad tax proposal opposed by the oil industry and business leaders, another sign of their struggle to come up with an acceptable political and legislative answer to high gasoline prices.
Randolph E. Schmid / Associated Press:
Poll Shows Many Can't Find La. on Map — Despite the wall-to-wall coverage of the damage from Hurricane Katrina, nearly one-third of young Americans recently polled couldn't locate Louisiana on a map and nearly half were unable to identify Mississippi. — Americans between the ages of 18 …
Bill Keller / Opinion Journal:
Striking a Balance — The New York Times executive editor on leaks and partisanship. — Most American newspapers, including yours and mine, try hard to separate the curiosity-driven world of reporters and editors from the ideology-driven world of editorial writers and columnists.
Tom Maguire / JustOneMinute:
Not Credible — David Shuster set hearts fluttering when he confirmed a Raw Story report telling us that Valerie Plame was the only person standing between us and a nuclear Iran. — Please. — David Shuster was a clearly dishonest when he deliberately dropped a key qualifier …