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11:45 PM ET, December 21, 2006

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Zachary A. Goldfarb / Washington Post:
Va. Lawmaker's Remarks on Muslims Criticized  —  Republican Had Decried the Use of the Koran for Congressman's Oath of Office  —  Rep. Virgil H. Goode Jr. (R-Va.) is coming under sharp criticism for lashing out against the decision by Keith Ellison (D-Minn.), who will become the first Muslim member …
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Rick Moran / Right Wing Nut House:
THE DARK SIDE OF "TRADITIONAL VALUES"  —  It's bad enough when some B-List blogger and wacko talking head like Debbie Schussel runs off at the mouth about the danger of electing Muslims.  That kind of idiocy can be partly ascribed to Ms. Schussel's desire to move up the blogging ladder …
The Smoking Gun:
Congressman's No Muslim Fan
Discussion: The Lede
Allahpundit / Hot Air:
Video: Keith Ellison responds to Dennis Prager and Virgil Goode
Discussion: WRTV-TV
Scott Shane / New York Times:
U.S. to Declassify Secrets at Age 25  —  It will be a Cinderella moment for the band of researchers who study the hidden history of American government.  —  At midnight on Dec. 31, hundreds of millions of pages of secret documents will be instantly declassified, including many F.B …
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R. Jeffrey Smith / Washington Post:
Berger Hid Archives Papers Under a Trailer, Probe Shows  —  On the evening of Oct. 2, 2003, former White House national security adviser Samuel R.  "Sandy" Berger stashed highly classified documents he had taken from the National Archives beneath a construction trailer at the corner …
MSNBC:
'Scarborough Country' for Dec. 20  —  Guests: Michael Crowley, Josh Green, Joan Walsh, Steve Adubato, Rachel Sklar, Katrina Szish, Courtney Hazlett  —  JOE SCARBOROUGH, HOST: Tonight, the Democratic frontrunner for 2008 takes her pre-campaign campaign to "The View."  But first, stop the presses.
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Telegraph:
Top British Army aide accused of spying  —  A military aide to the commander of British forces in Afghanistan appeared in court yesterday accused of spying.  —  Cpl Daniel James, 44, is charged under the 1911 Official Secrets Act with "prejudicing the safety of the state" by passing information …
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Times of London:
British soldier 'gave Army secrets to Iran'
Discussion: Kesher Talk
Allahpundit / Hot Air:
Haditha: Wuterich charged with 13 counts of murder  —  Time reported on September 17th that the charges could come "as early as next week."  They were a little off.  Then they reported yesterday that the suspects won't be held in pre-trial confinement, which they took as a sign that the charges wouldn't be that severe.
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Associated Press:
Marine charged in killings of Iraqi civilians
Discussion: Reuters
The Blotter:
London Braces for Attack; 'Miracle' If There Isn't One  —  Brian Ross and Richard Esposito Report:  —  British intelligence and law enforcement officials have passed on a grim assessment to their U.S. counterparts, "It will be a miracle if there isn't a terror attack over the holidays in London …
Alan Dershowitz / Boston Globe:
Why won't Carter debate his book?  —  YOU CAN ALWAYS tell when a public figure has written an indefensible book: when he refuses to debate it in the court of public opinion.  And you can always tell when he's a hypocrite to boot: when he says he wrote a book in order to stimulate a debate …
Mary Beth Sheridan / Washington Post:
Muslims Mark Solidarity With Jews  —  Event Held Days After Iranian Meeting That Denied Genocide  —  Local Muslim leaders lit candles yesterday at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum to commemorate Jewish suffering under the Nazis, in a ceremony held just days after Iran had a conference denying the genocide.
BBC:
Robots could demand legal rights  —  Robots could one day demand the same citizen's rights as humans, according to a study by the British government.  —  If granted, countries would be obliged to provide social benefits including housing and even "robo-healthcare", the report says.
C. J. Chivers / New York Times:
Saparmurat Niyazov, Turkmen Leader, Dies at 66  —  Saparmurat Niyazov, the authoritarian president of Turkmenistan, died unexpectedly today, the Turkmen government said, raising questions about succession and stability in a nation that is an essential supplier of energy to Europe.
Discussion: Amygdala and Think Progress
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Aftenposten:
Oslo rape statistics shock  —  Two out of three charged with rape in Norway's capital are immigrants with a non-western background according to a police study.  The number of rape cases is also rising steadily.The study is the first where the crime statistics have been analyzed according to ethnic origin.
Discussion: Outside The Beltway
Michelle Malkin:
The AP (non-)responds and another search comes up empty  —  Yesterday, I contacted the AP about the "Jamil Hussein"/Jamil Ghdaab Gulaim/Ghulaim findings and asked these simple questions: … Here is the response I received yesterday from AP media relations officer Linda Wagner:
Lloyd Dunkelberger / HeraldTribune.com:
Judge to decide if voting code is trade secret  —  TALLAHASSEE — The question of whether a private company should disclose the computer codes it uses to operate touch-screen voting machines in Florida will now be decided by a Leon County circuit judge.  —  Lawyers in the case …
Discussion: TPMmuckraker
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Paul Kiel / TPMmuckraker:
FL-13: Voting Company Expert Says Problems Cost Dem Race
Discussion: CQPolitics.com and unfutz
Murray Waas / The Huffington Post:
The Wag Time Pet Spa Conspiracy... And a Cancer Survivor's Right to Respect  —  As an investigative reporter and independent journalist, I have pursued a career course of independence so as to be beholden to anyone.  A grandiose notion, perhaps, and I will perhaps leave it to others to judge my work against the ideal.
Discussion: The DCeiver and TalkLeft
Pachacutec / Firedoglake:
Take Action: Immigrants Imprisoned in American Concentration Camps, On Christmas  —  Latina Lista has been doing fantastic work on the story of the truly evil ICE roundup of immigrant children and families, which has in many cases left American citizen children effectively orphaned.
 
 
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CBS News:
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