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10:15 AM ET, July 2, 2007

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John Solomon / Washington Post:
Obama Takes Lead In Money Raised  —  Pressure on Clinton Is Expected to Grow  —  Sen. Barack Obama raised $31 million for his presidential primary campaign over the past three months, surging past Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's fundraising machine by nearly $10 million for the quarter …
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Ben Smith / The Politico:
Primary money  —  The money that counts in a Democratic primary is that raised in chunks of $2,300 or less.  Everything over that may be a sign of general election strength, or a mark that you have rich friends, but it's not getting spent on TV in Iowa or early voting programs in California.
Lynn Sweet / Chicago Sun Times:
Obama leads — in cash  —  $32 million in the second quarter will allow him to 'vigorously' compete in important early states  —  WASHINGTON — White House hopeful Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) beat chief rival Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) in second-quarter fund-raising …
Kristin Jensen / Bloomberg:
Obama Taps Internet, Small Donors to Top Clinton's Fundraising
Discussion: MSNBC
Daily Mail:
Two doctors held over bomb attacks  —  While police swoop on motorway to arrest woman in a veil  —  Two doctors were among five people being held as terror suspects last night after the bomb plots in London and Glasgow.  —  One was one of two men who tried to drive a blazing Jeep packed with petrol …
Discussion: Stubborn Facts and PoliPundit.com
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New York Times:   In Hunt for Bomb Plotters, Britain Sees a Qaeda Link
Telegraph:
Britain's terror crackdown
Discussion: Tim Worstall
Sky News:
Two More Held By Terror Cops
Discussion: Hot Air and Guardian
Peter Baker / Washington Post:
A President Besieged and Isolated, Yet at Ease  —  Bush, Grasping for Answers and Fixated on Iraq, Remains Resolute  —  At the nadir of his presidency, George W. Bush is looking for answers.  One at a time or in small groups, he summons leading authors, historians, philosophers and theologians …
Michael R. Gordon / New York Times:
U.S. Ties Iranians to Iraq Attack That Killed G.I.'s  —  Iranian operatives helped plan a January raid in Karbala in which five American soldiers were killed, an American military spokesman in Iraq said today.  —  Brig. Gen. Kevin J. Bergner, the military spokesman, also said that Iran's …
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Glenn Greenwald / Salon:
Michael Gordon trains his stenographer weapons on Iran  —  The Bush administration's most reliable pro-surge "reporter," Michael Gordon of The New York Times, this morning filed an article — headlined: "U.S. Ties Iranians to Iraq Attack That Killed G.I.'s" — that might be the most war-fueling article yet with regard to Iran.
Discussion: Multi-National Force
Michael Ware / CNN:
Officials: Hezbollah agent helped plan Iraq raid
Discussion: Defense Tech
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John O'Callaghan / Reuters:
U.S. plays down report of imminent al Qaeda attack  —  WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff on Monday played down a report that al Qaeda was planning a spectacular attack on the United States, saying there was no credible information about an imminent threat.
Associated Press:   GI's illegal immigrant wife gets amnesty
Aaron Klein / WorldNetDaily:
More London bombings on way, warns Muslim  —  UK Islamist leader claims Brits ready to carry out 'many attacks'  —  JERUSALEM - The thwarted car bombings in London last week and the terror attack this weekend against Scotland's busiest airport were "completely justified" …
Discussion: Gateway Pundit
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Matt Schudel / Washington Post:
Rear Adm. Eugene B. Fluckey; Commanded Submarine Attacks on Japanese Shipping  —  Rear Adm. Eugene B. Fluckey, one of the greatest naval heroes of World War II who was awarded the Medal of Honor and four Navy Crosses for his daring submarine attacks on Japanese shipping, died June 28 at Anne Arundel Medical Center.
Discussion: QandO and Outside The Beltway
Sharon Waxman / New York Times:
Al Gore's Top-Secret Access for the Final 'Sopranos' Episode  —  Who knew that tree-hugging ex-politicians loved "The Sopranos"?  It turns out that Al Gore is a die-hard fan, but when the series finale loomed in early June, he and his wife, Tipper, had to be on a plane for an appearance in Istanbul.
Discussion: PrawfsBlawg
Angelo M. Codevilla / New York Post:
THE REAL SINS OF THE CIA  —  THE CIA last week released a heavily redacted version of a 1973 report what it considers its fathers' sins.  There was nothing new: In the '70s and '80s, agency employees on all sides of the quarrels over what the CIA should do shopped their versions of the report …
Discussion: The Moderate Voice and Power Line
Susan Kuczka / Chicago Tribune:
Wife, husband might be rivals in U.S. House race  —  When Bill Scheurer ran as an independent in last year's race for the northwest suburban 8th Congressional District seat held by Barrington Democrat Melissa Bean, his wife, Randi, backed him every step of the way.
David S. Broder / Washington Post:
A Victory For Free Speech  —  If you believe most of the newspaper editorials and the outraged complaints from self-styled reform groups last week, the Supreme Court opened a huge "loophole" in campaign finance law that will enable corporations and unions to pollute the political process with their ads.
Discussion: Betsy's Page and Don Surber
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Edward Lazarus / Washington Post:
Under John Roberts, Court Re-Rights Itself
Discussion: No Left Turns and Hullabaloo
 
 
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Michael Hirsh / Washington Post:
Iran Has a Message. Are We Listening?
Discussion: The Corner and Booman Tribune
Washington Post:
In Iraq, a Private Realm Of Intelligence-Gathering
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Little Green Footballs:
Death Cult Mickey Beatdown
Discussion: Daimnation!
Bennett Roth / Houston Chronicle:
Local GOP on the Hill push own spending wish lists
Discussion: Betsy's Page
Andrew Martin / New York Times:
Labels Lack Food's Origin Despite Law
Walter Shapiro / Salon:
Florida election mayhem for 2008
Lloyd Grove / Washington Post:
Ever the Speaker
Washington Times:
Virginia isn't for drivers  —  Starting today, Virginia drivers …
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Ed Whelan / Bench Memos:
School Choice, Yes; Racial Quotas, No
Discussion: Power Line and Joanne Jacobs
Michael Tomasky / New York Review of Books:
Can We Know Her?  —  A Woman in Charge: The Life of Hillary Rodham Clinton
Michael D. Shear / Washington Post:
Thompson Moves From 'If' He'll Run to 'How'
Discussion: New York Times
David D. Kirkpatrick / New York Times:
As Senator Rose, Lobbying Became Family Affair
Richard Gray / Telegraph:
Babies not as innocent as they pretend
StrategyPage:
Al Qaeda Adapts
Rasmussen Reports:
Following Immigration Debate, Number of Republicans in USA Increases
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Progressive Daily Beacon Opinion Piece
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Caitlin Huston / The Hollywood Reporter:
Internal memo: Hearst Magazines president announces layoffs as part of a decision to “reallocate resources” to “continue our focus on digital innovation”

Mark Sweney / The Guardian:
National World, one of the UK's biggest newspaper groups, gets a £56.2M buyout offer from shareholder Media Concierge, a 40% premium to its Nov. 21 stock price

Max Goldbart / Deadline:
The English Premier League ends its content partnership with IMG and plans to bring content production and distribution in-house in 2026

 
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