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• Lou Dobbs resignation: What next for controversial CNN anchor? - Christian Science Monitor
• Medvedev offers blunt appraisal of state of Russia - Washington Post
• Obama Orders Revisions to Afghan Options - Voice of America
• Winning margin in NY House 23 race tightens - WCAX
• ACORN Sues Over 'Unconstitutional' Funding Cuts By Congress - FOXNews
• Mass. man accused in terror plot seeks bail - The Associated Press
• Despite truce, Intel may still face government probes - MarketWatch

Lou Dobbs resignation: What next for controversial CNN anchor? - Christian Science Monitor Posted: 12 Nov 2009 10:39 AM PST Globe and Mail Lou Dobbs resignation: What next for controversial CNN anchor? Christian Science Monitor For Lou Dobbs, resignation isn't the end. He says he won't leave the public arena. Like Glenn Beck, will he jump from CNN to Fox News? Maybe run for public office? Stay tuned. By Linda Feldmann | Staff writer/ November 12, 2009 edition After an ... John King to take over Dobbs's slot at CNNWashington Post Lou Dobbs Leaves CNNWall Street Journal CNN Anchor Dobbs Quits Cable Network After 27 YearsBloomberg NPR -Los Angeles Times -Atlanta Journal Constitution all 1,259 news articles »

Medvedev offers blunt appraisal of state of Russia - Washington Post Posted: 12 Nov 2009 10:37 AM PST Times Online Medvedev offers blunt appraisal of state of Russia Washington Post MOSCOW -- Russian President Dmitry Medvedev called on his country Thursday to shed its "humiliating" dependence on exports of oil and other raw materials and to adopt a more pragmatic foreign policy aimed at attracting investment and ... Medvedev wants Russia to go hi-techCNN International Medvedev Urges New Generation to Help Remake RussiaBloomberg Russian President Says Modernization Is NeededNew York Times Reuters -The Associated Press -Times Online all 865 news articles »

Obama Orders Revisions to Afghan Options - Voice of America Posted: 12 Nov 2009 09:17 AM PST ABC News Obama Orders Revisions to Afghan Options Voice of America By VOA News A senior White House official says US President Barack Obama is calling on his national security team to revise the options for the US war strategy in Afghanistan. Mr. Obama asked for the changes Wednesday during the latest review of his ... Obama to hold conference on battling unemploymentReuters US ambassador to Afghanistan's criticism adds urgency to curbing KarzaiChristian Science Monitor Obama announces forum -- a brainstorming session on job creationLos Angeles Times Bloomberg -AFP -The Associated Press all 3,098 news articles »

Winning margin in NY House 23 race tightens - WCAX Posted: 12 Nov 2009 10:30 AM PST The Post-Standard - Syracuse.com Winning margin in NY House 23 race tightens WCAX AP - November 12, 2009 1:25 PM ET ALBANY, NY (AP) - It turns out that the special election last week for the 23rd Congressional District seat in New York may not be over after all. Although conservative Doug Hoffman conceded and Democrat Bill Owens was ... Official: "Owens Will Have to Be Removed"The Gouverneur Times Doug Hoffman 'seriously' looking at 2010 bidPolitico Result of ny special election still unofficial, even with one candidate now in ...Washington Post The Washington Independent -Associated Content -The Hill all 27 news articles »

ACORN Sues Over 'Unconstitutional' Funding Cuts By Congress - FOXNews Posted: 12 Nov 2009 09:51 AM PST Big Government (blog) ACORN Sues Over 'Unconstitutional' Funding Cuts By Congress FOXNews In an attempt to regain the millions in funding it lost in the wake of a hidden-camera scandal, ACORN is suing the federal government over congressional legislation that cut off funding to the community organizing group. ... ACORN says US funding cut was unconstitutionalThe Associated Press ACORN Sues Congress »New York Daily News Acorn Sues Over Funding Vote in HouseNew York Times NPR -The Hill -Wall Street Journal (blog) all 176 news articles »

Mass. man accused in terror plot seeks bail - The Associated Press Posted: 12 Nov 2009 09:05 AM PST Boston Globe Mass. man accused in terror plot seeks bail The Associated Press BOSTON — The lawyer for a Massachusetts man accused of conspiring in an alleged terror plot says his client should be allowed home confinement without Internet access until his trial. But a federal prosecutor argued at a detention hearing Thursday in ... Terror Suspect Wants To Await Trial At HomeBoston Channel.com Supporters of Sudbury terror suspect pack courtroomBoston Herald Lawyer for Sudbury terrorism suspect wants Mehanna homeMetroWest Daily News Suomen Kuvalehti -Providence Eyewitness News -My Fox Boston all 132 news articles »

Despite truce, Intel may still face government probes - MarketWatch Posted: 12 Nov 2009 10:14 AM PST Globe and Mail Despite truce, Intel may still face government probes MarketWatch By Benjamin Pimentel, marketwatch SAN FRANCISCO (marketwatch) -- Despite signing a truce with rival Advanced Micro Devices, Intel Corp. may still face government scrutiny for the way it did business in the chip market. In fact, shortly after the ... Intel To Pay $1.25B To AMD, Ends Legal BattlesWall Street Journal Intel: EC And Cuomo Still LoomForbes Intel and AMD Reach a Landmark SettlementBusinessWeek The Associated Press -Reuters -AFP all 872 news articles »

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