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Republican lawmakers stir up the 'tea party' crowdWashington Post - - 34 minutes ago The journey to health-care reform has been long and gruesome, so it's only fitting that on the day passage was finally assured, Republican members of Congress stood on the balcony of the people's House and stirred an unruly crowd. Procedural vote indicates healthcare bill has the backing it needs Los Angeles Times Candid Cam: Golf talk finally emerging from Tiger's media madnessSan Jose Mercury News - - 53 minutes ago I'll give Tiger Woods a token golf clap for his dual - and duel -- 5-minute interviews with ESPN and Golf Channel that both aired at 4:30 pm Sunday. Woods Gives First Interviews Since Crash New York Times Raucous Tea Party protests faded as outcome became clearKansas City Star - - 1 hour ago Thousands of disparate protesters from all walks of life descended on the US Capitol Sunday for one last push on health care. It brought a day of contrasting bombast and belligerence. |
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Netanyahu and Obama Will Talk on Tuesday
New York Times - - 1 hour ago
Noura Qawariq, 85, hugged her dead grandson Salah Muhammad Qawariq, 18, who was killed near a Jewish settlement in the West Bank on Sunday.
PA claims Israeli 'escalation' aims to sink launch of talks Jerusalem Post
Iraq's Premier Endorses a Recount of the Vote
New York Times - - 2 hours ago
BAGHDAD - Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki endorsed the mounting calls for a recount of Iraq's parliamentary election, as the latest results on Sunday showed his main competitor with a slight lead.
Maliki seeks recount in Iraq elections Los Angeles Times
Iraqi Panel Says Recount Isn't Needed Wall Street Journal
Sarkozy Meets With Leaders of His Party After Defeat in Regional Elections
New York Times - - 2 hours ago
PARIS - President Nicolas Sarkozy met with party leaders on Sunday night to discuss how to respond to a severe defeat in regional elections, in which his majority party was defeated in 21 of 22 mainland regions, retaining a majority ...
Sarkozy battered in local elections Aljazeera.net
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Broad coalition packs Mall to urge overhaul of immigration laws
Washington Post - - 19 minutes ago
Tens of thousands of immigration reform supporters packed the National Mall in Washington DC to urge Congress to overhaul the nation's immigration system.
Video: Raw Video: Rally for Immigration Reform
The Associated Press
The Associated Press
At Rally, Call for Urgency on Immigration Reform New York Times
Karl Rove talks health care during Oak Brook book promotion
Pioneer Press Online - - 2 hours ago
Karl Rove's visited the Chicago area recently as part of a book tour promoting his memoir of his years as adviser to former President George W. Bush.
Video: Karl Rove Book Signing
Wane.com
Wane.com
Fargo Spared as Red River Rises Less Than Feared
New York Times - - 1 hour ago
FARGO, ND - The Red River crested here on Sunday at a level slightly lower than predicted, sparing the metropolitan area from widespread flooding and easing fears that had built up during weeks of anxious anticipation.
Video: River Cresting in ND but Sandbags Are Ready
The Associated Press
The Associated Press
Merkel Tells Investors Not to Expect Greek Aid Pact This Week
BusinessWeek - - 1 hour ago
March 22 (Bloomberg) -- German Chancellor Angela Merkel told investors they shouldn't expect this week's European Union summit to agree on any aid package for Greece.
Europe's Stragglers Find Villain: Germany's Competitiveness Wall Street Journal
Venezuela's Chavez To Start Blogging From Presidential Palace
Wall Street Journal - 5 hours ago
CARACAS (Dow Jones)--Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez--who a week ago mentioned possibly regulating the Internet--said Sunday he's making plans to start his own blog.
IMF Urges Advanced Economies to Pare Deficits and Debt
Wall Street Journal - - 4 hours ago
BEIJING—The International Monetary Fund on Sunday urged countries, particularly those with advanced economies, to pare their fiscal deficits and debt to prudent levels by carrying out pension and health entitlement reforms.
IMF warns wealthiest nations about their debt BusinessWeek
IMF Gives Debt Warning for the Wealthiest Nations New York Times
Magid: Fast Internet connections could improve health care
San Jose Mercury News - - 26 minutes ago
If the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission has his way, we will have a national broadband plan with 100-megabit Internet connection to 100 million US homes by 2020.
Better Broadband Is No 'Joke' Wall Street Journal
Cybercrooks take shine to Apple lineup
Washington Post - - Mar 20, 2010
Mac geeks estimate that Apple presold 120000 iPads on March 12, but it's not just aficionados who are gearing up for Cupertino's next big thing: The iPad is expected to be a target for credit-card thieves and online scammers of all ...
Apple's IPad Debut Is Unlikely to Outdo IPhone Start BusinessWeek
The rise of the app entrepreneur
BBC News - - 10 hours ago
The soaring popularity of smart phones has created a new type of entrepreneur - the "app developer". Whether it is finding ladies' toilets on the London underground, identifying bird songs, forecasting snow conditions at ski resorts or ...
Alice' remains in box office wonderland
MiamiHerald.com - - 24 minutes ago
LOS ANGELES -- Jennifer Aniston and Jude Law were roughed up at the box office this weekend by a middle schooler. In a surprise victory that demonstrated the recent strength of well-known brands over well-known stars in movies, ...
'Alice' Leads the Way in Week 3 New York Times
A look inside the life of Jesse James
msnbc.com - 1 hour ago
AP LOS ANGELES - Following the emergence of allegations that he cheated on wife Sandra Bullock, Jesse James - who often appeared quite reserved next to his Academy Award-winning wife - has been thrust into the spotlight.
Jesse James Hoping For Forgiveness TheCelebrityCafe.com
Critic's diagnosis: Edie Falco is a true star in 'Nurse Jackie'
USA Today - - 1 hour ago
The next time you're tempted to refer to some reality fame-seeker as a "star," think of Edie Falco and refrain. To be sure, it's an insult to even the most minimally talented actor to be lumped in with poseurs whose only ...
'Tara,' 'Nurse Jackie' enter 2nd seasons San Francisco Chronicle
Alessio Sakara ends James Irvin's night with shot to the eye
USA Today - - 34 minutes ago
A left hand to the eye left James Irvin unable to continue and delivering a first-round technical knockout to Alessio Sakara tonight in the opening TV bout of the Ultimate Fighting Championship's show in Broomfield, Colo.
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Sakara wins fight on disputed stoppage Yahoo! Sports (blog)
Bynum has strained tendon, return uncertain
Washington Post - - 8 minutes ago
AP LOS ANGELES -- Andrew Bynum's left Achilles' tendon is not torn, and the Los Angeles Lakers are cautiously optimistic their starting center can return from his latest injury in two weeks.
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Maryland Terrapins go down with a fight against Michigan State
Washington Post - - 1 hour ago
After an opening victory over Houston, the fourth-seeded Terrapins' season ended on a buzzer-beater against Michigan State in the second round.
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In Health Care Reform, Boons for Hospitals and Drug Makers
New York Times - - 53 minutes ago
With a sweeping overhaul of the nation's health care system, Congress would be giving the health care industry as many as 32 million additional paying customers in the next few years.
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Fox News
Cooper to vote for health reform The Tennessean
Australia Prepares Swine Flu Shots from Stockpile
BusinessWeek - - 2 hours ago
March 22 (Bloomberg) -- Australian Health Minister Nicola Roxon said today that swine flu will match last year's severity in Australia, when 191 deaths were associated with the pandemic influenza that killed almost 17000 people worldwide.
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Catholic healthcare scoreboard: Nuns and laity 2, bishops 0
Salon - - 4 hours ago
Bishops have fought healthcare reform. Nuns have backed it. Once again, it's the women who are showing the way. By Mary Ann Sorrentino Rep. Bart Stupak (D-Mich.
Health-care: EJ Dionne on the final bill and the case for reform Washington Post
10 Mobile, Entertainment Products to Buy Before the Apple iPad
eWeek - - Mar 14, 2010
Now that the iPad is available for pre-order, consumers are wondering whether or not the device is worth picking up. Admittedly, it's a tough decision.
Michelle 'Bombshell' McGee's Jesse James Affair Claim: Is Sandra Bullock's ...
Huffington Post (blog) - Mar 17, 2010
Did Sandra Bullock's husband cheat on her or is a tattoo model trying to drum up some publicity - or both? Michelle "Bombshell" McGee claims she slept with Jesse James for about eleven months, and provides intimate details, which has landed the ...
Two suspected suicides confirmed at Cornell; total now at six
CNN - - Mar 20, 2010
Ithaca, New York (CNN) -- Two suspected cases of suicide on the Cornell University campus have officially been confirmed by the Tompkins County chief medical examiner, bringing the total number of suicides for ...
I Need to Vent. Hello, Facebook.
New York Times - - Mar 17, 2010
THE LAST WORD Ashley Andrews and James Gower use Facebook as a court of public opinion for many of their grievances. By DOUGLAS QUENQUA WHAT is the sound of an awkward silence on Facebook?
Will a king's death kill Thailand's democracy?
Los Angeles Times - - 19 hours ago
Sixty years ago this week, King Bhumibol Adulyadej arrived back in Thailand. The 22-year-old had lived abroad most of his life. Named king four years earlier on his brother's death, he was coming home for his coronation.