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8:55 AM ET, December 11, 2006

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Jerusalem Post:
Holocaust conference begins in Teheran  —  Iran opened a conference on the Holocaust on Monday, saying it would not be an attempt to deny the World War II genocide but merely to discuss it in an unrestricted atmosphere.  —  However, the conference was initiated by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad …
Discussion: It Shines For All
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Times of London:
Holocaust deniers ban dissenting voice  —  An outspoken Palestinian lawyer was hoping to challenge Holocaust deniers during a provocative conference that opens in Iran today.  The international gathering will question whether six million Jews were actually slaughtered by the Nazis in the Second World War.
Captain Ed / Captain's Quarters:   A Rough Start For Mahmoud's Festival Of Ignorance
BBC:   Iran Holocaust conference opens
Nancy Trejos / Washington Post:
U.S. Report Rejected By Iraqi President  —  Iraqi President Jalal Talabani on Sunday strongly rejected a bipartisan U.S. panel's report on U.S. war strategy in Iraq, calling some of its recommendations "dangerous" and a threat to his country's sovereignty.  —  "The report does not respect …
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David Rothkopf / Washington Post:
Even If We Leave Now, We'll Be Back  —  Strategic redeployment.
Discussion: INDCJournal and MaxSpeak
Kirk Semple / New York Times:
Iraqi President Denounces U.S. Strategy on Security
Discussion: The Moderate Voice
Christine Hauser / New York Times:
Rumsfeld, in Iraq, Bids Farewell to U.S. Troops
Discussion: The Huffington Post
Katherine Kersten / Minneapolis Star Tribune:
Suspicion about imams grows as terror links pile up  —  The grounded imams incident at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport has been a public relations coup for the imams, their supporters and their claims that the group's only suspicious activity was saying evening prayers.
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The Big Trunk / Power Line:   THE FLYING IMAMS: CONNECTING THE DOTS
Adam Nagourney / New York Times:
Obama Offers Flavor of Potential Campaign  —  Senator Barack Obama came to New Hampshire for the first time in his life on Sunday, selling a message of hope while proclaiming himself wary of the wave of hype that surrounded his visit.  —  His visit gave Democrats in two sold-out halls …
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John Dickerson / Slate:
Barack Star  —  FOLLOWING OBAMA THROUGH NEW HAMPSHIRE
Discussion: The Moderate Voice
Washington Post:
Ex-Dictator Of Chile Dies at 91  —  Gen. Augusto Pinochet, 91, the former Chilean dictator whose government murdered and tortured thousands during his repressive 17-year rule, died yesterday at a Santiago military hospital of complications from a heart attack, leaving incomplete numerous court cases …
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Michael Shifter / Washington Post:
The Best of Both Dictators
Discussion: Daimnation!
Marc Cooper:   Pinochet Dies. His Legacy Lingers. [Updated]
Peter Whoriskey / Washington Post:
Jefferson Win Poses Dilemma for Party  —  His Return After Scandal Could Be Awkward for Democrats and New Orleans  —  Rep. William J. Jefferson may be a pariah in some Washington political circles, but voters in this storm-battered city weighed in over the weekend with their own verdict regarding …
Discussion: Extreme Mortman
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Adam Nossiter / New York Times:
New Orleans Voters Support Their Man Over F.B.I.
Discussion: The News Blog
Associated Press:
Talks under way to replace Iraq PM  —  BAGHDAD, Iraq - Major partners in Iraq's governing coalition are in behind-the-scenes talks to oust Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki amid discontent over his failure to quell raging violence, according to lawmakers involved.
Geoffrey Lean / Independent:
Cow 'emissions' more damaging to planet than CO2 from cars  —  Meet the world's top destroyer of the environment.  It is not the car, or the plane,or even George Bush: it is the cow.  —  A United Nations report has identified the world's rapidly growing herds of cattle as the greatest threat to the climate, forests and wildlife.
James Glanz / New York Times:
Iraq Is Failing to Spend Billions in Oil Revenues  —  Iraq is failing to spend billions of dollars of oil revenues that have been set aside to rebuild its damaged roads, schools and power stations and to repair refineries and pipelines.  —  Iraqi ministries are spending as little as 15 percent …
Associated Press:
Arab states study shared nuclear program  —  RIYADH, Saudi Arabia - The oil-rich Arab states on the Persian Gulf said Sunday that they will consider starting a joint nuclear program for peaceful purposes.  —  The announcement comes as the U.S. and its allies allege Iran is developing atomic weapons …
New York Times:
Taliban and Allies Tighten Grip in North of Pakistan  —  PESHAWAR, Pakistan — Islamic militants are using a recent peace deal with the government to consolidate their hold in northern Pakistan, vastly expanding their training of suicide bombers and other recruits and fortifying alliances …
John Hawkins / Right Wing News:
The Fifth Annual Warblogger Awards (For 2006)  —  In order to recognize the excellent work some of our fellow bloggers have been doing, RWN has put together the "5th Annual Warblogger Awards".  More than 235 bloggers were invited to vote for their favorite blog in numerous categories and 41 responded.
Discussion: Captain's Quarters
Jessica Heslam / Boston Herald:
Plagiarist reporter back in business  —  After a humiliating plagiarism scandal that rocked the New York Times [NYT], Jayson Blair is quietly resurrecting his journalism career by writing about the very subject he says brought him down: Bipolar disorder.  —  Blair, 30, has been lending …
Captain Ed / Captain's Quarters:
So This Was Our Intel Priority In The 1990s?  —  The Observer dropped a bombshell yesterday when it revealed that American intelligence had Princess Diana bugged and under surveillance the night of her death.  It adds yet another strange aspect to the freak show that her demise has inspired …
Discussion: Iowa Voice and Hang Right Politics
 
 
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William K. Rashbaum / New York Times:
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Audrey Hudson / Washington Times:
Imams seek to settle with airline
Judy Holland / Albany Times Union:
On the Hill, the sound of silence
Discussion: The News Blog
Michael D. Shear / Washington Post:
Issues Overshadowed by 'Distractions,' Allen Says
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Weston Kosova / Newsweek:
The Point of No Return  —  Last summer, Bolten began having Bush sit …
Ynetnews:
Lebanon deal in works after mass Beirut rally
David Cox / Telegraph:
'Incompetent' refurbishment costs UN £1bn
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Times of London:
Spy's murder prompts fears over plans for dealing with 'dirty bomb' attacks
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Yaakov Katz / Jerusalem Post:
France deploys UAVs to stop IAF flights
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Confederate Yankee:
Proof?  —  I just a received an email that claims to show …
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Robert Fox / Independent:
CIA is undermining British war effort, say military chiefs
 

 
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Michael S. Rosenwald / New York Times:
Mike Shatzkin, a publishing consultant who was among the first in the industry to shake publishers into confronting the digital disruption, died on Nov. 7 at 77

Peter White / Deadline:
Fox and Hulu extend their content partnership, including in-season streaming rights for Fox's programming; sources: the deal is worth $1.5B over four years

Shawn Musgrave / The Intercept:
A federal court allows a claim by The Intercept that DMCA prevents OpenAI from stripping a story's title or byline but throws out its claims against Microsoft

 
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