Thursday, September 13, 2007
Breaking News Thu., September 13, 2007
WHITE HOUSE PREVIEW: IN TONIGHT'S SPEECH, PRESIDENT BUSH IS EXPECTED TO
ANNOUNCE PLANS TO PULL 5,700 TROOPS OUT OF IRAQ BY THE YEAR'S END
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Senate Dems Reject Petraeus' Troop Plan
September 12, 2007
Senate Dems Reject Petraeus' Troop Plan
Senate Democratic leaders rejected Gen. David Petraeus' plan to withdraw
up to 30,000 U.S. troops from Iraq by next summer, saying it doesn't go
far enough. It's "unacceptable to the American people," said Senate
Majority Leader Harry Reid.
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Breaking News
Two powerful earthquakes reported in Indonesia with preliminary
magnitudes of 7.8 and 8.0. Tsunami alert issued.
Breaking News Wed., September 12, 2007
Breaking News
TSUNAMI WARNING ISSUED AFTER MAGNITUDE 8 EARTHQUAKE ROCKS INDONESIA
Breaking News Wed., September 12, 2007
Breaking News
RUSSIAN PRESIDENT VLADIMIR PUTIN DISSOLVES THE GOVERNMENT IN A MAJOR
POLITICAL SHAKE-UP BEFORE PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS
Japan's Prime Minister Abe resigns
NEWS
Japan's Prime Minister Abe resigns
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe resigned on Wednesday, ending a
year-long term that was repeatedly damaged by blunders and scandal.
As commutes begin earlier, new daily routines emerge
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Americans are leaving home earlier and earlier to beat the rush and get
to work on time. Census data released today document the
ever-lengthening
commutes: In 2000, 1 worker in 9 was out the door by 6 a.m., the new
data says; by 2006, it was 1 in 8. That might not seem like a big
change, but it
has put more than 2.7 million additional drivers for a total of 15
million on pre-dawn patrol.
Most think founders wanted Christian USA
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Most Americans believe the nation's founders wrote Christianity into
the
Constitution, and people are less likely to say freedom to worship
covers
religious groups they consider extreme, a poll out today finds.
MONEY
Housing costs punish family budgets
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Sydney Lasry, a systems engineer, took a second job three years ago so
he
could afford to buy a $400,000 home in Severn, Md. His mortgage payment
hasn't
risen, but his property taxes have jumped by $1,000 since then, to
$3,200 a
year, and his home insurance has soared by $500, to $1,100.
Burger King has a new twist on fries: Fresh apples
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Hey, kids: wanna chow down on hot fries or chilled apple slices cut to
look like fries?
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Hillary Clinton returns fund-raiser Hsu's $850G
Hillary Clinton yesterday returned $850G in campaign cash tied to felon
fund-raiser Norman Hsu, as NY prosecutors are leading the probe into
Hsu's buck-raking.
Monday, September 10, 2007
News Alert! Petreus Tells Congress Military Goals Being Met In Iraq
Petreus Tells Congress Military Goals Being Met In Iraq
General David Petraeus told Congress the military objectives of the
surge in U.S. troops in Iraq "are in large measure being met." He said
he believes the U.S. military can reduce forces in Iraq to pre-surge
levels by next summer, or about 130,000 troops.