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11:05 AM ET, March 10, 2007

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Washington Post:
D.C.'s Ban On Handguns In Homes Is Thrown Out  —  Fenty Promises to Fight Appellate Court's Ruling  —  A federal appeals court ruled yesterday that the District's longtime ban on keeping handguns in homes is unconstitutional.  —  The 2 to 1 decision by an appellate panel outraged D.C. Mayor Adrian M. Fenty …
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Washington Post:
Dangerous Ruling  —  IN OVERTURNING the District of Columbia's long-standing ban on handguns yesterday, a federal appeals court turned its back on nearly 70 years of Supreme Court precedent to give a new and dangerous meaning to the Second Amendment.  If allowed to stand …
Adam Liptak / New York Times:
Appeals Court Says Gun Ban Violates 2nd Amendment
Discussion: The Volokh Conspiracy
Washington Wire:   Dred-full Decision  —  It's not often these days that courts …
Juan Carlos Llorca / Associated Press:
Priests to purify site after Bush visit  —  GUATEMALA CITY - Mayan priests will purify a sacred archaeological site to eliminate "bad spirits" after President Bush visits next week, an official with close ties to the group said Thursday.  —  "That a person like (Bush) …
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New York Times:
Bush and Chávez Spar at Distance Over Latin Visit  —  SÃO PAULO, Brazil, March 9 — President Bush began the first full day of his weeklong trip to Latin America here on Friday promising job-creating aid but ended up competing for attention with President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela …
Maura Reynolds / Los Angeles Times:   Brazil, U.S. to promote use of biofuels
David Stout / New York Times:
F.B.I. Head Admits Mistakes in Use of Security Act  —  Bipartisan outrage erupted on Friday on Capitol Hill as Robert S. Mueller III, the F.B.I. director, conceded that the bureau had improperly used the USA Patriot Act to obtain information about people and businesses.
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Lara Jakes Jordan / Associated Press:
Gonzales, Mueller admit FBI broke law  —  WASHINGTON - The nation's top two law enforcement officials acknowledged Friday the FBI broke the law to secretly pry out personal information about Americans.  They apologized and vowed to prevent further illegal intrusions.
Bob Geiger:
The Saturday Cartoons  —  All cartoons are posted with the artists' express permission to BobGeiger.com.  Please visit the following sites to see more work from these fine cartoonists:  —  Nick Anderson, Houston Chronicle  —  Tony Auth, The Philadelphia Inquirer  —  Justin Bilicki, City Pulse
Discussion: Firedoglake
Rocky Mountain News:
Kopel: Coulter and Campos: Two sides of the same coin  —  One's right, one's left, but both often too shrill  —  They seem like opposites: she's tall, blond and right-wing; he's short, balding and left-wing.  Yet both are extremely intelligent weekly columnists with a gift for turning a clever phrase.
Discussion: Althouse
Miguel Helft / New York Times:
After Mastering Web Traffic, Google Runs Bus Line  —  MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — The perks of working at Google are the envy of Silicon Valley.  Unlimited amounts of free chef-prepared food at all times of day.  A climbing wall, a volleyball court and two lap pools.
Discussion: TalkLeft
Washington Post:
Privatized Walter Reed Workforce Gets Scrutiny  —  Army Facility Lost Dozens Of Maintenance Workers  —  The scandal over treatment of outpatients at Walter Reed Army Medical Center has focused attention on the Army's decision to privatize the facilities support workforce at the hospital …
Philip Klein / American Spectator:
The Protocols of the Elder Carter  —  Jimmy Carter likes Jews.  Or at least that's what he wants you to believe.  —  Speaking to a packed auditorium of over a thousand at The George Washington University on Thursday, the poet, peanut farmer, and former president was hell bent on convincing the audience that he's pro-Semitic.
Discussion: Power Line and Redstate
Joseph Rago / Opinion Journal:
Free Radical  —  Ayaan Hirsi Ali infuriates Muslims and discomfits liberals.  —  NEW YORK—Ayaan Hirsi Ali is untrammeled and unrepentant: "I am supposed to apologize for saying the prophet is a pervert and a tyrant," she declares.  "But that is apologizing for the truth."
Discussion: JunkYardBlog
Melinda Henneberger / The Huffington Post:
Democrats Dump Fox  —  The Huffington Post can confirm that the Nevada Democratic Party has decided to back out of a Fox News-sponsored presidential debate in August following Fox President Roger Ailes's recent remarks comparing Democratic Senator Barack Obama to al Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden.
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Bravo Romeo Delta / protein wisdom:
We Will Lose The War On Terror [BRD]  —  I was going home a few days ago, and a thought struck me.  Not an idle notion, or an intriguing idea, but a sickening, clammy, dead certainty.  The realization struck me with sufficient force that in another era I would have claimed that it was a vision from God.
Discussion: Simianbrain and NewsHog
Curt Anderson / Associated Press:
Tape of Padilla interrogation is missing  —  MIAMI - A videotape showing Pentagon officials' final interrogation of al-Qaida suspect Jose Padilla is missing, raising questions about whether federal prosecutors have lost other recordings and evidence in the case.
Discussion: On Deadline
 
 
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