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11:30 AM ET, August 25, 2006

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New York Times:
Wanted: Scarier Intelligence  —  The last thing this country needs as it heads into this election season is another attempt to push the intelligence agencies to hype their conclusions about the threat from a Middle Eastern state.  —  That's what happened in 2002, when the administration engineered …
Molly Moore / Washington Post:
France Sets Big Force for Lebanon  —  2,000 to Serve As Peacekeepers; 'Clarifications' Set  —  French President Jacques Chirac said Thursday that France would commit 2,000 troops to a new international peacekeeping force in southern Lebanon.  The decision breaks a stalemate that has held …
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Amir Taheri / Opinion Journal:
Hezbollah Didn't Win  —  Arab writers are beginning to lift the veil on what really happened in Lebanon.  —  The way much of the Western media tells the story, Hezbollah won a great victory against Israel and the U.S., healed the Sunni-Shiite rift, and boosted the Iranian mullahs' claim to leadership of the Muslim world.
David Ammons / Seattle Post-Intelligencer:
GOP Senate challenger McGavick reveals drunken driving incident  —  OLYMPIA, Wash. — Republican U.S. Senate challenger Mike McGavick, in a remarkable confession of what he called his personal and political shortcomings, on Thursday revealed a drunken driving incident and discussed his divorce …
Discussion: The Moderate Voice
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Rasmussen Reports:
Washington Senate: Cantwell By Six
Ezra Klein / American Prospect:
TAPPED  —  WHY WAL-MART MATTERS.  I'm of the opinion that how to handle Wal-Mart is among the two or three most important issues facing the country.  The conversation hasn't caught up to it, and the arguments being had mostly miss the mark and collapse in their own short-sightedness …
Discussion: Done With Mirrors
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Elaine Kurtenbach / Associated Press:   Wal-Mart Gets Communist Branch in China
Associated Press:
Morning-after pill to be available without prescription  —  Buyers must prove they're 18 or older  —  WASHINGTON (AP) — Women can buy the morning-after pill without a prescription, the government declared Thursday, a major step that nevertheless failed to quell the politically charged debate over access to emergency contraception.
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Rob Stein / Washington Post:
FDA Approves Plan B's Over-the-Counter Sale
CBS News:
New Orleans Mayor Takes Swipe At NYC  —  Nagin Cites Failure To Rebuild Ground Zero While Defending Katrina Clean-Up  —  (CBS) Confronted by accusations that he's taking too long to clean up his city after Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin defended himself by remarking on New York City's failure to rebuild Ground Zero.
Fredrick Kunkle / Washington Post:
Fairfax Native Says Allen's Words Stung  —  S.R. Sidarth had built an impressive record of achievements for such a young man: straight-A student at one of Fairfax County's finest high schools, a tournament chess player, a quiz team captain, a sportswriter at his college newspaper …
Anushka Asthana / Washington Post:
Shays Urges Iraq Withdrawal  —  A Former War Backer, GOP Congressman Calls for Timetable  —  Rep. Christopher Shays (R-Conn.), once an ardent supporter of the war in Iraq, said yesterday that the Bush administration should set a time frame for withdrawing U.S. troops.
Ellen Knickmeyer / Washington Post:
Sadr's Militia and the Slaughter in the Streets  —  'We Don't Need a Verdict,' One Commander Says  —  BAGHDAD — In a grungy restaurant with plastic tables in central Baghdad, the young Mahdi Army commander was staring earnestly.  His beard was closely cropped around his jaw, his face otherwise cleanshaven.
Stephanie Kirchgaessner / Financial Times:
Cfius overhaul back in spotlight  —  When US lawmakers return from their summer recess next month they will be faced with an issue that has dogged them since the Dubai Ports World debacle earlier this year: whether to pass legislation that could create significant barriers to foreign investment in the US.
Discussion: The Huffington Post
Chicago Tribune:
Davis' Tamil trip scrutinized  —  Terror group funded visit, law officials say  —  WASHINGTON — Chicago congressman Danny Davis and an aide took a trip to Sri Lanka last year that was paid for by the Tamil Tigers, a group that the U.S. government has designated as a terrorist organization …
Discussion: Redstate, Flopping Aces and Wizbang
David G. Savage / Los Angeles Times:
Bush Administration Opposes Integration Plans  —  The solicitor general urges the Supreme Court to scrap schools' voluntary programs that exclude some students because of their race.  —  WASHINGTON — The Bush administration has urged the Supreme Court to strike down voluntary school …
Discussion: The Corner and Althouse
New York Times:
Files From Duke Rape Case Give Details but No Answers  —  DURHAM, N.C. — On March 21, a week after an African-American woman charged that she had been raped by three white Duke University lacrosse players, the police sergeant supervising the investigation met with the sexual-assault nurse …
Tparty / LamontBlog:
Lieberman's Failures on Homeland Security  —  Slow news day (or morning, at least), and starting today and through the weekend I won't posting much.  Make sure to visit the local and national blogs linked on the left.  —  Here are two absolute must-read posts from today to start …
Discussion: My Left Nutmeg and Eschaton
Walter Pincus / Washington Post:
New Yorker Arrested for Providing Hezbollah TV Channel  —  A New York man was arrested yesterday on charges that he conspired to support a terrorist group by providing U.S. residents with access to Hezbollah's satellite channel, al-Manar.  —  Javed Iqbal runs HDTV Corp. …
Discussion: Rantingprofs
 
 
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Bruce Gary / Associated Press:
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David S. Cloud / New York Times:
Inquiry Opened Into Israeli Use of U.S. Bombs
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Matt Leingang / Associated Press:
Rep. Schmidt's marathon ad questioned
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