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10:05 AM ET, October 16, 2006

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Adam Nagourney / New York Times:
In Final Weeks, G.O.P. Focuses on Best Bets  —  Senior Republican leaders have concluded that Senator Mike DeWine of Ohio, a pivotal state in this year's fierce midterm election battles, is likely to be heading for defeat and are moving to reduce financial support for his race and divert party money …
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Jeanne Cummings / Wall Street Journal:
Republican Money Can't Stave Off New Peril in Senate
Julia Preston / New York Times:
Lawyer Is Due for Sentencing in Terror Case  —  Lynne Stewart in her former law office.  She was convicted in 2005 of aiding a high-profile terrorist.  —  Lynne F. Stewart, the firebrand lawyer known for defending unsavory criminals, now faces the possibility of living out her life like many of them …
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Joseph Goldstein / New York Sun:
Stewart Plans Plea for Mercy In Court Today  —  The New York lawyer who was convicted of material support for terrorism after carrying messages for her client, terrorist sheik Omar Abdel Rahman, is scheduled to be sentenced today to as much as 30 years in prison.
Norimitsu Onishi / New York Times:
Questions Grow Over U.N. Curbs on North Korea  —  Questions over the effectiveness of the Security Council's punitive sanctions on North Korea for its claimed nuclear test grew Sunday, as both South Korea and China — the North's two most important trading partners — indicated that business …
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Allahpundit / Hot Air:
China, South Korea won't enforce sanctions against NK  —  Who cares? … Worse, some countries that are willing to enforce the sanctions aren't able: the Royal Navy has been so decimated by defense cutbacks that it'll be relegated to supporting the American and French fleets.  The Royal. f'ing.
Michael Sheridan / Times of London:
Nation under a nuclear cloud
Discussion: Andrew Sullivan
Washington Post:
Dozens Of Iraqis Killed in Reprisals  —  River Towns Trade Sectarian Strikes As Militias Move In  —  Militias allied with Iraq's Shiite-led government roamed roads north of Baghdad, seeking out and attacking Sunni Arab targets Sunday, police and hospital officials said.
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Christopher Bodeen / Associated Press:
Death toll surges in Iraq killings
Ed Morrissey / New York Post:
REID'S SMELLY WINDFALL  —  BACK-$CRATCHING WITH DEVELOPERS  —  SENATE Minority Leader Harry Reid's ethics woes continue to mount.  An Associated Press expose shows that Reid pushed through changes in federal law that helped the senator get rich - via complex land deals with a lobbyist who's also tied up in a federal bribery case.
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Captain Ed / Captain's Quarters:   Getting Reid Into The Mainstream Media
Kirk Semple / New York Times:
U.S. Death Toll in Iraq Hits 53 So Far This Month  —  Two marines were killed by insurgents in Anbar Province on Sunday, the American military command said, and three American soldiers died a day earlier in a bombing in southern Baghdad, bringing the total number of American troop deaths …
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Kirk Semple / New York Times:
5 Americans Killed in Iraq, Bringing Month's Toll to 53
Discussion: The Agonist and AMERICAblog
Sheryl Gay Stolberg / New York Times:
Bush's Press Secretary Is Raising Money, and Some Eyebrows  —  Tony Snow draped his lanky frame across a wooden lectern, leaned forward and gazed out at 850 adoring Republicans who had paid $175 apiece to hear him speak.  There was a conspiratorial gleam in his eye, as if he was about to reveal …
Discussion: NewsBusters.org and TBogg
Nedra Pickler / Associated Press:
2 GOP senators urge new Iraq strategy  —  WASHINGTON - Two leading Republican senators called Sunday for a new strategy in Iraq, saying the situation in getting worse and leaving the United States with few options.  —  Sens. Chuck Hagel of Nebraska and John Warner of Virginia are part …
Discussion: CNN and Kiko's House
Doyle McManus / Los Angeles Times:
Panel to Seek Change on Iraq  —  A commission backed by Bush has agreed that 'stay the course' is not working, its leader says.  A phased withdrawal is one option on the table.  —  WASHINGTON — A commission backed by President Bush that is exploring U.S. options in Iraq intends …
Discussion: Political Animal
John Whitesides / Reuters:
Doubts over Iraq drive a volatile U.S. campaign  —  WASHINGTON (Reuters) - With three weeks left in a volatile U.S. election campaign, growing public unhappiness with the Iraq war has become the top obstacle for Republicans in their fight to keep control of Congress, pollsters and analysts said.
Discussion: Firedoglake and Daily Kos
R. Jeffrey Smith / Washington Post:
Specter's Role in Passage Of Detainee Bill Disputed  —  The news reached Democrats working on the military commissions bill in the Senate cloakroom the morning of Sept. 27.  Sen. Arlen Specter (R-Pa.), a sponsor of two amendments giving detainees a right to challenge their detention or treatment …
Los Angeles Times:
Schwarzenegger for Governor  —  The governor has learned how to work with the Legislature and chart a moderate course for California.  —  AFTER HIS HISTORIC ELECTION in the 2003 recall, followed by some early promise and a disappointing sophomore year, Arnold Schwarzenegger has been a solid …
Discussion: The Reaction
Telegraph:
BBC mounts court fight to keep 'critical' report secret  —  The BBC has spent thousands of pounds of licence payers' money trying to block the release of a report which is believed to be highly critical of its Middle East coverage.  —  The corporation is mounting a landmark High Court action …
Brent Budowsky / The Huffington Post:
The Fall Of Air America and A Bold Prediction For The Future  —  Disclosure: I have never had any business relationship with Air America, do not have any such relationship today, know various financial players who might participate in its future, and readers should consider that I reserve …
 
 
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USA Today:
Women look to gain more ground in Senate
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Iraq will wait to disarm militias
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Yvonne Shinhoster Lamb / Washington Post:
Gerry Studds; Gay Pioneer in Congress
Washington Post:
Hastert's Team Mentality to Be Tested as Foley Scandal Unfolds
NY Daily News:
This must have been the place  —  The closing of CBGB marks …
Discussion: alicublog, Blinq and James Wolcott
Inside The Steel Deal / THE STEEL DEAL:
Death Ray  —  Boeing Begins Flight Tests - Laser Gunship Program
Independent:
MoD forced to hire civilian helicopters in Afghanistan
Linda Frum / National Post:
The man who likes to poke the world in the eye
 Earlier Items: 
Newsweek:
Rolling With Pelosi  —  The GOP says she's a loony lefty …
Phillip Carter / New York Times:
Waging War, One Police Precinct at a Time
Jonathan Singer / MyDD:
Federal Investigators Start Looking at Romney
Henry A. Kissinger / New York Times:
Cold Warrior  —  Dean Acheson was perhaps the most vilified secretary …
Herschel Smith / The Captain's Journal:
Department of Defense: "Sir, we don't support blogs!"
SilentPatriot / Crooks and Liars:
David Kuo on 60 Minutes: "The name of God is being destroyed …
John Cheves / Lexington Herald-Leader:
PRICE TAG POLITICS
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Wall Street Journal:
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