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New York Times:
Mumbai Terrorist Siege Over, India Says — MUMBAI, India — The full scope of the horror and desperation of the terrorist attack on Mumbai began to come into focus on Saturday after Indian commandos finally took control of the last nest of resistance. — The Mumbai police said Saturday afternoon …
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Suketu Mehta / New York Times:
What They Hate About Mumbai — MY bleeding city. My poor great bleeding heart of a city. Why do they go after Mumbai? There's something about this island-state that appalls religious extremists, Hindus and Muslims alike. Perhaps because Mumbai stands for lucre, profane dreams and an indiscriminate openness.
Anmol Saxena / Aljazeera:
Oh, Mumbai! — India is mourning its dead but also asking why [EPA] — India is in sombre reflection and mourning. — What happened in Mumbai was by any standard unprecedented and the shock at the sheer audacity of the attacks on India's commercial capital continues to resonate.
José M. Guardia / Barcepundit:MUMBAI TERROR, DAY 4: All major operations are basically over …
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William Kristol / Weekly Standard:
Before He Goes — What President Bush could accomplish in his final days in office. — Amid the cold gusts of winter, Republicans will soon be ushered out of power after controlling Congress, the White House, or both for 14 years. Here's a further chilling thought: Since 1896 …
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Faiz Shakir / Think Progress:
Kristol Calls On Bush To Pardon Torturers And Wiretappers, Reward Them With Medal Of Freedom — Kristol Calls On Bush To Pardon Torturers And Wiretappers, Reward Them With Medal Of Freedom» — In his new Weekly Standard column, right-wing pundit Bill Kristol lays out a to-do list for President Bush before he leaves office.
Michael D. Shear / Washington Post:
Adviser Who Insulted Clinton Has Role in Transition — Samantha Power, the Harvard professor who was forced to resign from Barack Obama's presidential campaign last spring after calling Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton “a monster,” is now advising the president-elect on transition matters relating …
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Myglesias / Matthew Yglesias:
Nobody Could Have Predicted... Robert Rubin speaks up for himself: … This seems like a pretty serious dodge here. Presumably the reason the top executives at a giant financial services firm get paid such extravagant salaries is that it's their job to be prepared for the stuff that “nobody” is prepared for.
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David Stout / New York Times:
Bush Shows a Reflective Side to an Unusual Interviewer — WASHINGTON — President Bush has been described by his wife, Laura, as a man not comfortable with introspection. But he opened up a bit in a recent interview, reflecting on life in office and beyond.
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Charles Mahtesian / The Politico:
Sarah Palin: A digital superstar — Three weeks after the Republican ticket suffered a sweeping defeat at the polls, Sarah Palin continues to dominate search engine queries, cable news and online video sites. — The only American politician who generates comparable interest is President-elect Barack Obama.
Amity Shlaes / Wall Street Journal:
The Krugman Recipe for Depression — Massive government spending is no solution to unemployment. — Paul Krugman of the New York Times has been on the attack lately in regard to the New Deal. His new book “The Return of Depression Economics,” emphasizes the importance of New Deal-style spending.
Helene Cooper / New York Times:
National Security Pick: From a Marine to a Mediator — WASHINGTON — James L. Jones, a retired four-star general, was among a mostly Republican crowd watching a presidential debate in October when Barack Obama casually mentioned that he got a lot of his advice on foreign policy from General Jones.
Colleen Long / Associated Press:
Sought: Wal-Mart shoppers who trampled NY worker — NEW YORK - Police were reviewing video from surveillance cameras in an attempt to identify who trampled to death a Wal-Mart worker after a crowd of post-Thanksgiving shoppers burst through the doors at a suburban store and knocked him down.
Michael Calderone / The Politico:
Report: Matthews staffing for Senate run UPDATE — (h/t HuffPost). … After first posting, FiveThirtyEight founder and polling guru Nate Silver updated with a more cautious headline and text. The first version read, “Chris Matthews is in.” It was updated to, “Chris Matthews, it appears, is in.”
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Vidya Rao / MSNBC:
The Obamas: A more perfect union — First Couple-to-be could be relationship role models for nation, experts say — It started with the fist bump seen 'round the world. Soon there were stories of rousing family Scrabble battles and date nights, in spite of election mayhem.
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