November
2,
2009
Suicide
bomber kills 35 near Pakistan's capital
Ashraf Khan and Senastian Abbot
Times Record News
CIT
Files Bankruptcy; U.S. Unlikely to Recoup Money
Tiffany Kary, Dawn McCarty and Lester Pimentel
Bloomberg
Karzai declared elected
president
BBC News
Democrats' Quiet Changes Pile Up
Jonathan Weisman
The Wall Street Journal
Did Cheney Lie to the
Plame Prosecutors?
Scott Horton
Harper’s
How Goldman secretly
bet on the U.S. housing crash
Greg Gordon
McClatchy Newspapers
Scozzafava
Backs Owens, Stuns GOP
Watertown Daily Times
Beijing's
first snow of season 'artificially induced'
Yahoo! News
Islam’s
Darwin problem
Drake Bennett
The Boston Globe
November 3, 2009
Russia
Leads Nuclear Space Race After U.S. Drops Out
Alexis Madrigal
Wired
Berlin
Wall Legend Shattered
Tim Mohr
The Daily Beast
The Delegitimization
of Karzai
Patrick Cockburn
CounterPunch
UN Chief: Climate
Treaty in Copenhagen Unlikely
VOA News
EU reform treaty passes
last test
BBC News
Federal prosecutor:
Medical marijuana raids won’t stop
Daniel Tencer
The Raw Story
As The Media
Obsesses Over New York Special Election, It Ignores Leftward Lurch In California
Special Election
Think Progress
November
4, 2009
Italy
convicts former CIA agents in rendition trial
Manuela D'Alessandro and Daniel Flynn
Reuters
Taliban
takes blame for five British soldiers' deaths in Afghanistan
The Independent
American
voters to billionaires: Get lost!
Will Bunch
Attytood
Gay-marriage
foes claim victory in Maine
Glenn Adams and David Crary
AP
Medical marijuana
access law OK’d
Meg Haskell
Bangor Daily News
Breckenridge
Votes To Legalize Marijuana
The Denver Channel
GM's
Money Trees
Mark Schapiro
Mother Jones
Warren Buffett places
big stake in railroads
Mark Davis and Randolph Heaster
The Kansas City Star
Seafloor
dynamics at work splitting continent
Futurity
November
5, 2009
Iraq
Awards West Qurna-1 Oil Field to Exxon, Shell
Gina Chon
The Wall Street Journal
Abbas 'will not
seek re-election'
BBC News
Former
UK ambassador: CIA sent people to be ‘raped with broken bottles’
Daniel Tencer
The Raw Story
All Locked Up
Amy Bach
Slate
Policeman
who killed British troops 'is back with Taliban'
Jon Boone
The Guardian
Wall
Street Banks Getting Swine Flu Vaccine Before Many High-Risk Groups
The Huffington Post
Kerik
Faces Prison Time After Guilty Plea For Lying To Bush White
House
Justin Elliott
TPM
Justifying
What You Know Can't Be True
Emily Badger
Miller-McCune
Edit This Page
Evgeny Morozov
Boston Review
November
6-8, 2009
Powerful
Afghan Governor Challenges President
Yaroslav Trofimov
The Wall Street Journal
Focusing
on Ft. Hood Killer's Beliefs Are an Easy Out to Avoid the Deeper Reasons for
the Massacre
Mark Ames
AlterNet
Jobless
rate surges to 10.2 percent
Lucia Mutikani
Reuters
Iran
tested advanced nuclear warhead design – secret report
Julian Borger
The Guardian
Afghan insurgents learn
to destroy key U.S. armored vehicle
Jonathan S. Landay
McClatchy Newspapers
Zimbabwe
Proposes Ownership of Foreign Firms
The New York Times
Coffee
Brims With Health Benefits, Researchers Say
Susan Salisbury
Sci-Tech Today
Sarah
Palin’s Book Tour Is Avoiding Areas With Large Pockets Of Book Stores And
Libraries
Wonkette
November
9, 2009
Watch
It Shrink
Timothy Noah
Slate
Why
I Voted No
Dennis Kucinich
TruthDig
KBR may have
poisoned 100,000 people in Iraq: lawsuit
Daniel Tencer
The Raw Story
Chavez steps up Colombia
war talk
BBC News
Hezbollah
gears up for new war
Mitchell Prothero and Peter Beaumont
The Observer
Iran
charges three detained Americans with espionage
Ramin Mostafavi
Reuters
Mother
of all carry trades faces an inevitable bust
Nouriel Roubini
Financial Times
Bank
Failure Friday Fells a ‘Healthy Bank’ Bailout Recipient
Jake Bernstein
ProPublica
England:
10 new nuclear power stations named
Alan Jones
The Independent
Unemployment
Up Dramatically! Stocks Rise! Huh?
Dave Lindorff
The Public Record
Paranoia
Strikes Deep
Paul Krugman
The New York Times
A
Tea Party party registers in Florida
Ben Smith
Politico
November
10, 2009
Plant
experts unveil DNA barcode
Mark Kinver
BBC News
An 'all-in' bet for the planet
Douglas Fischer
TDC
Key
oil figures were distorted by US pressure, says whistleblower
Terry Macalister
The Guardian
Over
2,200 veterans died in 2008 due to lack of health insurance
Physicians for a National Health Program
Power
for U.S. From Russia’s Old Nuclear Weapons
Andrew E. Kramer
The New York Times
Is
the House Health Care Bill Better than Nothing?
Marcia Angell, M.D.
The Huffington Post
Rupert
Murdoch says Glenn Beck 'was right' that Obama is a racist who hates white people
David Neiwert
Crooks and Liars
Sarah
Palin is to Republicans What Joe Lieberman is to Democrats
Tina Dupuy
True / Slant
Are
Too Many Students Going to College?
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Legacies,
Celebrities, and Media Skanks
Walter Brasch
The Public Record
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November
11, 2009
Blackwater
Attempted to Bribe Iraqi Officials
Jeremy Scahill
The Nation
Pharma
Deal With White House on Course to Net Industry Billions
Sam Stein
The Huffington Post
Dodd upsets banks with
plan for a single bank overseer
Kevin G. Hall and David Lightman
McClatchy Newspapers
Senator
Reid tees up 2010 jobs bill
Walter Alarkon
The Hill
Rev. Moon's Troubled
Generation Next
Robert Parry
Consortium News
Influential
Players: How Six Big Stakeholders Shaped Health Care
Brian Beutler
TPM
SolarReserve’s
24/7 solar power plant
Toff Woody
Grist
Scientists develop apple that won't rot
Chris Green
BBC News
Bill Berkowitz: America's
First All-Christian Prison May Be Coming Down the Pike
Bill Berkowitz
BuzzFlash
Need a job? McDonald's
has an opening at Guantanamo
Carol Rosenberg
Miami Herald
November
12, 2009
Official:
Obama rejects all Afghan war options
MSNBC
Scahill:
Obama may be afraid of Blackwater
David Edwards and Daniel Tencer
The Raw Story
How the US Funds the Taliban
Aram Roston
The Nation
U.S.
Adviser to Kurds Stands to Reap Oil Profits
James Glanz and Walter Gibbs
The New York Times
US-Russia
nuclear talks hit snag
China News Asia
How
Catholic Bishops Threw the Health Care Debate into Turmoil with Anti-Abortion
Maneuver
Adele M. Stan
AlterNet
Greener
power generation needed if electric vehicles are really to reduce emissions
Michael McCarthy
The Independent
Multitasking
to Distraction
Fenella Saunders
American Scientist
November
13 - 15, 2009
'Large
amounts' of water on Moon
BBC News
Four
mosques seized in US
Aljazeera
Jury acquits
ex-Bear Stearns hedge fund managers
Grant McCool and Michael Erman
Reuters
U.S. will try 9/11
plotters in New York, foresaking military trials
Carol Rosenberg
The Miami Herald
Obama
Admin. Cracks Down On Burrowing
Zachary Roth
TPM
ACORN Sues Federal Government Over
Congress' "Unconstitutional" Move to Defund Group
Jason Leopold
TruthOut
Computer
whiz duo charged in Madoff scheme
Ben Rooney
CNN
Nuclear
scars: Tainted water runs beneath Nevada desert
Ralph Vartabedian
Los Angeles Times
A
Decade Without Glass-Steagall
Rolling Stone
November
16, 2009
CIA
paid millions of dollars to ISI since 9/11
Indo Asian News Service
GM
to start repaying debt to U.S. government next month
Peter Whoriskey
The Washington Post
Jellyfish swarm
northward in warming world
Michael Casey
My Way
Anti-Castro
Cubans shift funding to US Democrats
The Raw Story
The
Abortion Ban Is Bad Medicine
Willie J. Parker
The Daily Beast
Health
bill foes solicit funds for economic study
Michael D. Shear
The Washington Post
Dam Project
Worries Sudan's Nubians
Aljazeera
Video Clip of the Day
President
Obama: Don’t Lecture China on Censorship
Dave Lindorff
The Public Record
To count or not to
count: Will 2010 census include all Latinos?
Rob Hotakainen
McClatchy Newspapers
Man
who held knife at side guilty of threatening liquor cops
Elizabeth Dinan
SeaCoast
November
17, 2009
Nato
chief promises Afghanistan will get 'substantially more forces'
Julian Borger
The Guardian
Earth 'heading
for 6C' of warming
Richard Black
BBC News
Taliban:
Blackwater to blame for Pakistan attacks
Daniel Tencer
The Raw Story
Fed
criticized for not negotiating harder with AIG creditors
Brady Dennis
The Washington Post
Israel
gaffe reveals 'Iran ship photos' were forged
Press TV
Genome advances promise
personalized medical treatment
Robert S. Boyd
McClatchy Newspapers
Jumping
the Snark
Dave Gilson
Mother Jones
We Need
'Philosophy of Journalism'
Carlin Romano
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Cold Weather
Won't Make You Sick
Lindsey Hollenbaugh
AARP
The
Pledge of Allegiance is un-American
Michael Lind
Salon
November
18, 2009
Retired
military officers cash in as well-paid consultants
Tom Vanden Brook, Ken Dilanian and Ray Locker
USA Today
Obama admits delay
on Guantanamo
BBC News
Who
Are You and What Have You Done With the Community Organizer We Elected President?
Robert Scheer
TruthDig
Another
Breast-Cancer Bombshell Lands Amidst The Health-Care Reform Debate
Shaun Mullen
Kiko’s House
UN
official questions world's hunger commitment
Frances D’Emilio
AP
Capital
flows to US surge despite dollar weakness
Bankok Post
Debt
Steve Benen
The Washington Monthly
IBM
makes 'thinking computer' breakthrough
The Independent
November
19, 2009
Senate
Health Bill Rejects Anti-Choice Extremes
John Nichols
The Nation
How Limousine Liberals, Water Oligarchs and Even Sean Hannity Are Hijacking Our
Water Supply
Yasha Levine
AlterNet
If Nothing Else, Save Farming
George Monbiot
AOL to cut
a third of staff
Andrew Vanacore
My Way
Obama
Nominates Bush Spox Perino For Administration Spot
Rachel Slajda
TPM
Corps' operation of MR-GO doomed homes in St. Bernard, Lower 9th Ward, judge
rules
Mark Schleifstein
The Times-Picayune
Why
does the FCC keep using old data?
Bruce Kushnick
Nieman Watchdog
Massive
Tuition Increase for University of California
Daniel Luzer
The Washington Monthly
Alcohol 'protects men's
hearts'
BBC News
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November
20-22, 2009
The
Critical Unraveling of U.S. Society
David DeGraw
The Public Record
The
26 Percent Solution
Will Bunch
Attytood
On
Thinner Ice
Joseph Romm
Climate Progress
EU names Belgian PM Van Rompuy as first president
Darren Ennis and Timothy Heritage
Reuters
House Financial Services Committee Passes Paul-Grayson Amendment to Audit the
Fed
Project on Government Oversight
The
Big Squander
Paul Krugman
The New York Times
'Zombie
Buildings': Are They The Next Economic Calamity?
Christine Spolar and Lagan Sebert
The Huffington Post
lTamiflu-resistant swine
flu spreads 'between patients'
Fergus Walsh
BBC News
Stem
cells: the first human trial
Steve Connor
The Independent
California
Adopts Stricter Rules for Drug Abusers in the Health Industry
Charles Ornstein and Tracy Weber
ProPublica
As Smart Grid Expands, So Does Vulnerability to Cyber Attacks
Peter Behr
The New York Times
Sometimes,
the Majority of Americans Are Really Stupid
Derek Thompson
The Atlantic
Rudy
Giuliani Hasn’t Gotten The ‘Rudy Giuliani’s Political Career
Is Over’ Memo
Wonkette
How
LED Tattoos Could Change The Face of Humanity
Charlie Sorrel
Wired
November
23, 2009
Oceans
rising faster than expected as climate change exceeds grimmest models
The Raw Story
At
least 21 dead in Philippine 'political massacre'
Jason Gutierrez
AFP
Three
Mile Island radiation caused by pipe cutting
Mark Levy
The Washington Post
Sewers at Capacity, Waste
Poisons Waterways
Charles Duhigg
The New York Times
Microsoft
and News Corp eye web pact
Matthew Garrahan, Richard Waters and Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson
Financial Times
Health Care's Historic
Flop
Helen Redmond
CounterPunch
Deutsche
Bank Life Insurance Fund in Hot Water
Anne Seith
Spiegel
Toxic Turf?
Gemma Baltazar
In These Times
Shut
Up! Shut Up! Shut Up! Cut Her Mic!
Cab Drollery
November
24, 2009
Blackwater's
Secret War in Pakistan
Jeremy Scahill
The Nation
Obama plans to send
34,000 more troops to Afghanistan
Jonathan S. Landay, John Walcott and Nancy A. Youssef
McClatchy Newspapers
US
in back-channel talks with Afghan Taliban
Azaz Syed
Dawn
Alberto
Gonzales Won't Be Charged Over Eavesdropping Testimony
Murray Waas
New York Magazine
British
Inquiry: Blair Conspired with Bush as Early as 2002 to Plot Iraq Invasion
Dave Lindorff
The Public Record
Cern's Large
Hadron Collider makes first collisions
Paul Rincon
BBC News
Obama
Risks Losing His Judicial Prize
Stanley Kutler
TruthDig
Census worker in
Kentucky killed self, officials conclude
Bill Estep
Lexington Herald-Leader
In
Crazy New Landscape For Banks, Taxpayers Are The Big Losers
Shahien Nasiripour
The Huffington Post
The
New Good Guys
Douglas Rushkoff
The Daily Beast
Popular
cigarette brands loaded with bacteria
Kate Melville
Science a Go Go
'I
screamed, but there was nothing to hear'
Allan Hall
The Daily Mail
The
Geography of a Recession
Latoya Egwuekwe
November
25, 2009
US
Will Not Join Treaty Banning Landmines
David Alexander
Common Dreams
Lending Declines
as Bank Jitters Persist
Damian Paletta
The Wall Street Journal
'Disappointed'
Siegelman: Obama Justice Dept. Virtually The Same As Bush DOJ
Justin Elliott
TPM
New
U.S.-India Green Partnership improves prospects for global climate deal
Julian L. Wong
Climate Progress
We're
running out of gold: miners
Jacques Lemieux Jacques Lemieux
Yahoo! News
Age
Trumps Youth in UC Tuition Dispute
Yasha Levine
Truthdig
Obamacare
is unconstitutional
Gene Healy
The Washington Examiner
Reborn
Coma Man’s Words May Be Bogus
Brandon Keim
Wired
Im
a Culture Critic … Get Me Out of Here!
James Wolcott
Vanity Fair
Thousands
take part in world's largest ritual animal slaughter
Rhys Blakely
Times
November
27-29, 2009
Stocks
Fall, Treasuries Rise on Dubai Concern; Yen Strengthens
Shani Raja and Yasuhiko Seki
Bloomberg
U.S. Military Unveils
New Prison in Afghanistan
Feraidoon Khwazoon
IPS
Bailed-Out
AIG Forcing Poor to Choose Between Running Water and Food
Yasha Levine
AlterNet
‘Wall
Street’s excesses caused more deaths among children than the tsunami four
years ago’
Richard Parker
Nieman Watchdog
Obama's
Secret Climate Pact
Richard Wolffe
The Daily Beast
Justice
Department Pointlessly Gags Guantanamo Attorney
Andy Worthington
The Public Record
Secret
service ‘cutting corners,’ endangering Obama: author
The Raw Story
The
Cost Of War
Bruce Bartlett
Forbes
Americans Toss Out 40 Percent of All Food
Robert Roy Britt
Live Science
Environmental
activists seek green Black Friday
Erika Lovely
Politico
Obama
Wants Computer Privacy Ruling Overturned
David Kravets
Wired
November
30, 2009
Wickedness
Abides
James Howard Kunstler
Clusterfuck Nation
How the War Hawks Caged
Obama
Robert Parry
Consortium News
Barack
Obama: Manchurian Candidate Version 2.0
Dave Lindorff
The Public Record
Iran
defies censure, plans 10 uranium sites
Parisa Hafezi and Reza Derakhshi
Reuters
Wall Street's a casino,
so maybe state gambling laws apply
Les Blumenthal
McClatchy Newspapers
Hondurans
elect businessman Pepe Lobo as president
Frances Robles and Laura Figueroa
The Miami Herald
Court
sides with Gov't in detainee photo case
TPM
Release
of secret reports delayed
Bryan Bender
The Boston Globe
High Court To
Take Up Case Involving Part of Patriot Act
William Fisher
The Public Record
Swiss
voters back right-wing minaret ban
Charles Bremner
Times
Data
point to Toyota's throttles, not floor mats
Ken Bensinger and Ralph Vartabedian
Los Angeles Times
The
Feds Are Addicted to Pot - Even If You Aren't
Paul Armentano
AlterNet
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