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House votes to impeach Blagojevich — Posted by Ray Long and Rick Pearson a 10:25 a.m.; last updated at 10:40 a.m.; (for the live blog, scroll down; to read more about what's in the impeachment document, click here.) — SPRINGFIELD—In a historic vote, the Illinois House has impeached …
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Change in Burris' story? — SPRINGFIELD — A potentially troublesome new detail emerged about Roland Burris' controversial U.S. Senate appointment Thursday after a state House panel voted unanimously to recommend Gov. Blagojevich be impeached. — For the first time, Burris indicated …
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This just in... Supreme Court rejects Burris case - Gives Burris alternative route … Fox... Oy. — * 1:57 pm - CNN... * Politico... * 1:44 pm - From Attorney General Lisa Madigan... * 1:43 pm - Here's the alternative route suggested by the Supremes... * 1:37 pm - AP...
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The Obama Gap — “I don't believe it's too late to change course, but it will be if we don't take dramatic action as soon as possible. If nothing is done, this recession could linger for years.” — So declared President-elect Barack Obama on Thursday, explaining why the nation needs …
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The Chief Justice on the Spot — A CASE sitting quietly in the Supreme Court's in-basket promises to tell us more than almost any other about John G. Roberts Jr. and his evolution from spear carrier in the Reagan revolution to chief justice of the United States — and in the process set …
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House approves bill to fight wage discrimination
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Obama's Mother-in-Law to Move Into the White House — (Photo: Ted S. Warren/Associated Press) — It's official: Marian Robinson, the 71-year-old mother-in-law of President-elect Barack Obama, will be moving into the White House, transition officials said on Friday.
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Mayor Sheila Dixon indicted — Four counts of perjury, two counts of theft over $500 among 12-count indictment — Baltimore Mayor Sheila A. Dixon was charged today in a 12-count indictment, according to the Maryland State Prosecutor's Office's Web site. — Dixon was charged with four counts …
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Peggy Noonan Suddenly Decides That Hero-Worshipping Presidents Is “Un-American” — How can you tell a Democrat is about to move into the White House? When Nooners writes something like this: … Yep, presidents are just ordinary, regular schmoes who we hire and fire every 4 years.
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Iran's Hottest Porn Video — The Farewell Chronicles: Survivors of the Bush Presidency Speak Out — Blogs and Stories — A hidden camera catches an Iranian cleric committing adultery, and the video rockets around the blogosphere, where a new generation can finally skirt state censorship.
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On Goldberg and Douthat — Over at the Atlantic Web site, Ross Douthat and Jeffrey Goldberg have been giving each other high-fives after an apparent competition to distort what I write. Responding to such criticisms is normally a mug's game, but a few comments seem appropriate at this juncture.
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Second TVA spill reported in Alabama — TVA is investigating a leak from a gypsum pond at its Widows Creek coal-burning power plant in northeastern Alabama, a spokesman said at about 10:45 a.m. Central Time. — The leak, discovered before 6 a.m. has been stopped, according to John Moulton, with the Tennessee Valley Authority.
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Al Franken stole the election? Prove it or shut up — The recount shows that he won the Minnesota Senate race. The lying liars who say otherwise have no evidence of cheating. — Al Franken speaks to reporters outside his home in Minneapolis Monday after being declared the winner over incumbent Sen. Norm Coleman.
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POLL: Coleman should concede — An exclusive Survey USA poll shows nearly half of Minnesotans surveyed say its time for Republican Norm Coleman to concede the U.S. Senate race to Democrat Al Franken. — But the survey does not hold good news for Franken either.
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Smarter Men Have More Sperm — Women tend to like smart men because they're usually more successful and better providers. But here's another reason: Their sperm is better, a new study says. — Researchers at King's College London, the University of Delaware and the University …
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Publisher: Bush will receive ‘minimal interest’ on the lecture circuit.» — In 2007, President Bush told biographer Robert Draper that he would “replenish the ol' coffers” by going around and giving speeches after office, where he could make “ridiculous money.” But it's unlikely that Bush will be rolling in the dough.
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Al Sharpton Filling Liberal Seat on ‘Hannity’ Premiere — Rep. Michelle Bachman (R-Minn.) will fill the seat on the right — The new Alan Colmes-less Hannity premieres Monday with frequent Fox News guest Al Sharpton filling the liberal seat on Sean Hannity's newly christened “Great American Panel.”
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Kittens of the sea? — When you think cute, playful, and snuggly in animals, the logical choice of pet is ... trout? That's what PETA thinks, anyway, in its new campaign to propagandize children into avoiding meat. They now want to call fish “sea kittens”, because then no one would ever think of eating a kitten — right?
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Blackburn says foreclosure notice on Brentwood home bank's mistake — A foreclosure notice published Thursday on 7th District Congressman Marsha Blackburn's Murray Lane home in Brentwood was the result of her bank's failure to make automatic payments to Countrywide Home Loans, according to her staff.
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