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6:10 PM ET, July 2, 2006

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Mark Steyn / Chicago Sun Times:
Court finds a right to jihad in the Constitution  —  There are several ways to fight a war.  On the one hand, you can put on a uniform, climb into a tank, rumble across a field and fire on the other fellows' tank.  On the other, you can find a 12-year-old girl, persuade her to try …
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Adam Liptak / New York Times:
The Court Enters the War, Loudly  —  JOHN C. YOO, a principal architect of the Bush administration's legal response to the terrorist threat, sounded perplexed and a little bitter on Thursday afternoon.  A few hours earlier, the Supreme Court had methodically dismantled the legal framework …
Discussion: Needlenose
Linda Greenhouse / New York Times:
Roberts Is at Court's Helm, but He Isn't Yet in Control
Discussion: Althouse, New World Man and SCOTUSblog
David G. Savage / Los Angeles Times:
Justice Kennedy Makes the Calls on Roberts Supreme Court
Washington Post:
The Power of Hillary  —  "Hillary Clinton really is one of the weakest . . . nominees with whom the Democrats could be saddled."  —  "Democrats are worried sick about her chances."  —  "Just give someone else a chance, so we in the Democratic Party can elect a Democrat."  —  "She cannot possibly, possibly win."
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Washington Post:
Maryland Senate Race May Hinge On Ethnicity  —  Mfume Leads Cardin In Sharply Divided Primary, Poll Shows  —  Former NAACP president Kweisi Mfume leads U.S. Rep. Benjamin L. Cardin in what is shaping up to be a racially polarized Democratic Senate primary in Maryland, even as roughly a third …
Los Angeles Times:
GOP Aims to Use a War to Win an Election Battle  —  Republicans are once again making the fight against terrorism a campaign cornerstone.  So far, Democrats have not been as engaging.  —  WASHINGTON — President Bush says Democrats want to "wave the white flag of surrender" in Iraq.
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Nathan Thornburgh / Time:
How to Fix Guantanamo
Discussion: TalkLeft and The Democratic Daily
Ronald Brownstein / Los Angeles Times:
Discontent over Iraq may cost Republicans control of Congress, poll says
Discussion: PSoTD and Firedoglake
Jeff Jacoby / Boston Globe:
Has Israel lost the spirit of '76?  —  THIRTY YEARS AGO this week, on July 4, 1976, Israel carried out one of the most spectacular rescue missions in history — the raid on Entebbe airport in Uganda that freed more than 100 Jewish hostages being held by Arab and German terrorists.
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Tom Clifford / gulfnews.com:
US carried out massive trawling of financial data
Seymour M. Hersh / New Yorker:
LAST STAND  —  On May 31st, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice announced what appeared to be a major change in U.S. foreign policy.  The Bush Administration, she said, would be willing to join Russia, China, and its European allies in direct talks with Iran about its nuclear program.
Philip Recchia / New York Post:
COPYCATTY COULTER PILFERS PROSE: PRO  —  July 2, 2006 — Conservative scribe Ann Coulter cribbed liberally in her latest book, "Godless," according to a plagiarism expert.  —  John Barrie, the creator of a leading plagiarism-recognition system, claimed he found at least three instances of what he calls …
CNN:
CNN RELIABLE SOURCES  —  Is White House Scapegoating "New York Times"?  ; Bloggers Respond to Recent Political Developments; Why the Media Hoopla Over Star Jones Departure?  —  THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT.  THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED.  —  HOWARD KURTZ, HOST (voice-over): Targeting the "Times."
David Sirota / Hartford Courant:
Who's Lieberman Represent?  Not You  —  Something rare is happening in Connecticut: The state is actually playing host to a contested U.S. Senate primary election.  —  This is a shocking development.  Today, well-funded incumbents rarely face serious challenges.
Discussion: David Sirota and My Left Nutmeg
New York Times:
Hiring Federal Lobbyists, Towns Learn Money Talks  —  TREASURE ISLAND, Fla. — Rebuffed on several requests for state and federal financing to help rebuild its crumbling bridge, this small resort town was all but resigned to raising the money by doubling the 50-cent bridge toll, increasing property taxes and issuing bonds.
Discussion: The Left Coaster and Truthdig
bloomberg.com:
Spy Agency Sought U.S. Call Records Before 9/11, Lawyers Say  —  June 30 (Bloomberg) — The U.S. National Security Agency asked AT&T Inc. to help it set up a domestic call monitoring site seven months before the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, lawyers claimed June 23 in court papers filed in New York federal court.
Washington Post:
Farm Program Pays $1.3 Billion to People Who Don't Farm  —  EL CAMPO, Tex. — Even though Donald R. Matthews put his sprawling new residence in the heart of rice country, he is no farmer.  He is a 67-year-old asphalt contractor who wanted to build a dream house for his wife of 40 years.
Greg Tinti / Outside The Beltway | OTB:
Dana Priest's Cheap Shot (Video)  —  On this morning's Meet The Press, Washington Post reporter Dana Priest got downright nasty during a discussion of leaking and press responsibility.  Guest host Andrea Mitchell quoted Bill Bennett (also on the panel) who said on his radio program …
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John Amato / crooksandliars.com:
Dana Priest smacks Bill Bennett around
Discussion: The Left Coaster and The Agonist
Ellen Knickmeyer / Washington Post:
Baghdad Market Bombing Kills 66  —  BAGHDAD, July 1 — A truck bomb killed at least 66 people and injured more than 100 on a market street in the Shiite Muslim heart of Baghdad on Saturday, the deadliest such attack since Iraq's national-unity government took office in May.
Discussion: Rantingprofs and NewsBusters.org
Alexandra von Maltzan / All Things Beautiful:
My Father 'The Hero'  —  Today is the 14th Anniversary of my Father's death, always a difficult day for me, no matter how many years go quietly by.... and as I write these words and tears are rolling down my face, I think of My Father and my ultimate hero, the man considered …
Discussion: The Moderate Voice
 
 
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truthlaidbear.com:
two percent solution?  —  Glenn points out a fellow who notes …
Talking Points Memo:
The Duke Cunningham investigation has generated as many spinoffs as All in the Family.
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Paul Blustein / Washington Post:
Trade Ministers Give Up on Compromise
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Salah Nasrawi / Associated Press:
Osama addresses militants in Iraq, Somalia
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Zuzu / Feministe:
Horrifying  —  Note: Welcome, Eschatonians and Crooks and Liars readers!
Hindrocket / Power Line:
THE TEST OF NATIONAL SECURITY
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Nedra Pickler / Associated Press:
Cheney makes grand entrance at NASCAR race
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 Earlier Items: 
Ilyka Damen:
Don't Know What You're Whining About, Sweet Tits, You're Already my Equal
Times of London:
Brown revives plan to hold terror suspects for 90 days
Discussion: lgf
Charles J. Hanley / Associated Press:
Journalists and 'leakers' feel heat
Yossi Melman / Haaretz:
The Jewish side of the family
Jerusalem Post:
Designer who rescued 406 Jews in Nazi-occupied Netherlands dies
Discussion: The Moderate Voice
Beth Gardiner / Associated Press:
Defiant Blair hits back at his critics
Discussion: AMERICAblog
Mike Glover / Associated Press:
Kerry faces hard road in presidential bid
New York Times:
In Memphis, Two Heads of Government Visit the Home of Rock 'n' Roll Royalty