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4:25 AM ET, February 1, 2007

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Associated Press:
Syndicated columnist Molly Ivins dies at 62  —  Best-selling author, sharp-witted Texas liberal succumbs to breast cancer  —  Syndicated columnist Molly Ivins poses for a portrait at her home Sept. 22 in Austin, Texas.  She died Wednesday at 62 after a long battle with breast cancer.
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Joe Holley / Washington Post:
Columnist Molly Ivins, 62; Poked Fun at the Powerful
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Hindrocket / Power Line:
THE PERIL OF NEWSPAPER BLOGS...  ...is that a reporter might say what he actually thinks before an editor catches up with him and makes him stop.  A case in point: William Arkin writes on "national and homeland security" for the Washington Post.  Yesterday morning, in his blog titled Early Warning …
Discussion: Redstate and BLACKFIVE
Michelle Malkin:
WaPo math: Troops=mercenaries  —  Here's Washington Post national security reporter/blogger William Arkin's screed against NBC's report, which quoted troops who want Americans to support their mission.  An excerpt from Arkin's unhinged diatribe: … Is he auditioning for a Daily Kos diarist spot?
Discussion: Flopping Aces
Anne Flaherty / Associated Press:
Senate foes of troop buildup join forces  —  WASHINGTON - Two senators, a Republican and a Democrat, leading separate efforts to put Congress on record against President Bush's troop buildup in Iraq joined forces Wednesday, agreeing on a nonbinding resolution that would oppose the plan and potentially embarrass the White House.
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Washington Post:
Senators Unite On Challenge to Bush's Troop Plan  —  Revised Warner Language That Protects Funds Is Embraced for Bipartisan Appeal  —  Democratic and Republican opponents of President Bush's troop-buildup plan joined forces last night behind the nonbinding resolution with the broadest bipartisan backing …
WCVB-TV:
TV Network Takes Responsibility For 'Hoax Devices'  —  BOSTON — Turner Broadcasting plans to take responsibility for the "hoax devices" that were found at several locations in and around Boston Wednesday that forced police bomb units to scramble throughout the area.
Discussion: On Deadline and Reason Magazine
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CBS4Boston:
Devices Part Of Cartoon Marketing Campaign  —  (WBZ) BOSTON The suspicious devices which forced bomb units to scramble across Boston today were actually magnetic lights that are part of a marketing campaign for a television cartoon.  —  The reports forced the temporary shutdowns of Interstate 93 …
Ken Maguire / Associated Press:
Boston devices a cartoon publicity ploy
Discussion: Outside The Beltway
Dan Balz / Washington Post:
Biden Enters Race for 2008 Presidential Bid  —  With a jab at the Iraq policy of New York Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, Delaware Sen. Joseph R. Biden Jr. joined the race for the Democratic presidential nomination today, saying he has more experience than any of his prospective rivals …
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Jason Horowitz / New York Observer:
Biden Unbound: Lays Into Clinton, Obama, Edwards
New York Times:
Chirac Unfazed by Nuclear Iran, Then Backtracks  —  President Jacques Chirac said this week that if Iran had one or two nuclear weapons, it would not pose a big danger, and that if Iran were to launch a nuclear weapon against a country like Israel, it would lead to the immediate destruction of Tehran.
Sky News:
Terror Plot: Ninth Arrest  —  A ninth suspect has been arrested by police investigating an alleged Iraq-style kidnapping and beheading plot in the UK.  —  It follows the detention of eight people at addresses in Birmingham earlier.  —  Assistant Chief Constable David Shaw, of West Midlands Police …
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Rob Hotakainen / Minneapolis Star Tribune:
Franken tells DFLers he's running for Senate  —  WASHINGTON - Comedian and radio talk show host Al Franken has begun calling Democratic members of Congress and prominent DFLers to tell them he will definitely challenge Republican Sen. Norm Coleman in 2008, the Star Tribune has learned.
truthout:
Cheney's Handwritten Notes Implicate Bush in Plame Affair  —  Copies of handwritten notes by Vice President Dick Cheney, introduced at trial by defense attorneys for former White House staffer I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby, would appear to implicate George W. Bush in the Plame CIA Leak case.
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Ana Marie Cox / Swampland:   Everyone Hates Chris
CNN:
Al-Maliki: Iraq won't be battleground for U.S., Iran … BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) — Iraq's prime minister said Wednesday he's sure Iran is behind some attacks on U.S. forces in Iraq and he won't allow his country to be a battleground for the two nations.  —  "We have told the Iranians and the Americans …
Associated Press:
Sunni mosques still show damage in Iraq  —  BAGHDAD, Iraq - Four Sunni mosques attacked in late November in the embattled Hurriyah neighborhood of Baghdad still bear scars from the attacks and all are now either under Shiite Muslim control or closed.  —  Immediately after the Nov. 24 incidents …
Emptywheel / Firedoglake:
Libby Live: Matt Cooper Three  —  This is NOT Cooper on the stand.  It's him speaking at Georgetown.  In any case, here are some groundrules.  I timestamp my posts-that will let you know when you should update (please err on the side of saving the servers).  Also, treat this as a liveblog, not a transcript; I'm no court reporter!
Jeffrey M. Jones / Gallup Poll:
Democratic Edge in Partisanship in 2006 Evident at National, State Levels  —  Utah and Idaho most Republican states, Rhode Island and Vermont most Democratic  —  PRINCETON, NJ — A review of Gallup polling data from 2006 underscores the relative strength the Democratic Party currently enjoys versus …
Discussion: MyDD, Pollster and Daily Kos
New York Times:
Reporter Who Was Jailed Testifies in Libby Case  —  WASHINGTON, Jan. 30 — Judith Miller, a former reporter for The New York Times, testified Tuesday as a witness for the prosecutor who had put her in jail for 85 days, recounting details of her once-confidential interviews with I. Lewis Libby Jr.
 
 
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Frank Bruni / New York Times:
Cooking Under Pressure, That's Reality
Discussion: toohotfortnr
Associated Press:
U.S.-Iran tensions could trigger war
USA Today:
General says U.S. has proof Iran arming Iraqi militias
Discussion: ABCNEWS, Hot Air and War and Piece
New York Post:
By K.C. JOHNSON  —  READERS who followed The New York Times' coverage …
Max Boot / Los Angeles Times:
How Bush can ensure no more Iraqs
Mike Allen / The Politico:
Who's That Senior Administration Official?
Discussion: CBS News and Wonkette
 Earlier Items: 
David Lightman / Hartford Courant:
Dodd's Showing In Polls Laughable
Los Angeles Times:
Cult had dug in for massive battle
Associated Press:
Gonzales to Release Spy Program Details
White House:
President Bush Delivers State of the Economy Report
David Leonhardt / New York Times:
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Discussion: Daniel W. Drezner and EconLog