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People walk past a poster showing the late Polish President Lech Kaczynski and his wife Maria in downtown Warsaw, Poland, Monday, April 12, 2010

Photos Poland Politics Religion Wikipedia: Lech Kaczyński

The New York Times
In Poland, a Memorial Becomes a Battleground
WARSAW — Every day, a small group of protesters gathers across the street from Poland’s presidential palace. Some kneel, others weep before pictures of those who died last April when the... (photo: AP / Alik Keplicz)

President Barack Obama, photographed from the Rose Garden, delivers a primetime televised address marking the the end of combat mission in Iraq from the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, Tuesday, Aug. 31, 2010.

Government Obama Photos Politics Wikipedia: Politics of the United States

The Examiner
Prime time Obama: Self-congratulatory and self-delusional
On Fox News Channel's top-rated Fox & Friends, host Gretchen Carlson would not allow the White House press secretary to do what his ilk to do best: revise history. Obama spokesman Robert Gibbs,... (photo: AP / Susan Walsh)

Afghan soldiers chat in front of the main office of Kabul Bank in Kabul, Afghanistan, Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2010.

Gulf News
Afghanistan takes over biggest private bank to avert collapse
Kabul: Authorities have intervened to try to avert the potentially disastrous collapse of Afghanistan's biggest bank, after uncovering a web of shady transactions involving well-connected insiders.... (photo: AP / Musadeq Sadeq)
Afghanistan Corruption Karzai Photos Wikipedia: Hamid Karzai

French actor Vincent Cassel during the "Festival di Sanremo"

Cinematical
Interview: 'Mesrine' Star Vincent Cassel
I remember the hype surrounding La Haine at the time of its release in the mid-1990s, and I also remember thinking that much of the adulation offered for Mathieu Kassovitz' feature directorial debut... (photo: AP / Antonio Calanni)
Actor Film Hollywood Photos Wikipedia: Vincent Cassel

Vladimir Putin

The Hindu
Why the 31ers are causing trouble in Russia
Luke Harding... (photo: Creative Commons / Russavia)
Photos Politics President Putin wikipedia : Vladimir Putin

Academy awarding winning Actor Ben Affleck greets Sailors and Marines on the flight deck aboard the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Enterprise (CVN 65).

The New York Times
It's Another Ride for Ben Affleck, Filmmaker-Star
LOS ANGELES — In the glory days of the 1990s, Ben Affleck and his friend Matt Damon, a couple of struggling actors, startled Hollywood by writing brilliantly... (photo: US Navy / Photographer's Mate Airman Milosz Reterski.)
Affleck Couple Filmmaker Photos Project

An instruction sign is seen inside a body scanner at Schiphol airport, Netherlands, Monday, Dec. 28, 2009.

The New York Times
Terrorist Ties Doubted in Amsterdam Arrests
WASHINGTON — American law enforcement and aviation security officials said Tuesday they thought it highly unlikely that two United States residents of Yemeni... (photo: AP / Cynthia Boll)
Amsterdam Aviation Photos Terrorism Wikipedia: Amsterdam Airport Schiphol

In this Oct. 15, 2008 file photo, New York State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo listens to a question at a news conference on Wall Street Wednesday in New York. Cuomo has subpoenaed Bank of America Corp. Chief Executive Ken Lewis as part of an investigation into whether the bank misled investors about losses and executive bonuses at Merrill Lynch & Co, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday, Feb. 19, 200

Syracuse
Attorney General Cuomo launches investigation into New York State Fair
ALANBY, NY _ Attorney General Andrew Cuomo has launched an investigation into the state fair, including a criminal probe of former state fair Director Peter Cappuccilli,... (photo: AP / Craig Ruttle, file)
Cuomo Funds Investigation Personal Photos

US Army 51544 Army Gen. David H. Petraeus

The New York Times
Petraeus Finishes Guidelines for Afghan Security Transition
WASHINGTON — Gen. David H. Petraeus, the top commander in Afghanistan, has completed work on new guidelines for turning some security duties over to Afghan forces... (photo: Public Domain / BotMultichillT)
Petraeus Photos Security Washington Wikipedia: Afghan

Manhattan

	The sky's the limit for Demi Lovato The Star
	New Yorkers' Support for Islamic Center Is Uncertain, Poll Finds The New York Times
	Muslim groups support N.Y. mosque, decry hostility USA Today

Brooklyn

	Review: mTrip iPhone app uses augmented reality Yahoo Daily News
	MEDIA: RIDIN' THE CYCLONES: MEDIA: Backman meets Mets owner -- to talk stadium renovations?! Come on! Huffington Post
	DOWNTOWN: Could this be the new green heart of Downtown? Huffington Post

Long Island

	Stock Market Kicks Off September With Strong Gains WPXI
	Adopt-a-pet opportunities abound in New York this weekend The Examiner
	New York Pizza Enters a Golden Age The New York Times

Columbia

	Twilight film star accuses B.C. paparazzo CBC
	Hot Lunch At An Aetna Parking Lot: Bobby Flay Judges Healthy Cooking [The Hartford Courant, Conn.] Insurance Newsnet
	Hot Lunch At An Aetna Parking Lot: Bobby Flay Judges Healthy Cooking Hartford Courant

Allegiances and the Call of the Local

Ohio's Governor Spares Life of a Death Row Inmate

U.S. Fails to Notify Victims About Prison Furloughs

Dispute Over Witness in Embassy Bombing Case

Bronzeville, a Neighborhood Whose Promise Has Been Stalled

Despite Scrutiny of For-Profits, Crucial Questions Are Unans

Republican Presses On in Bid to Lead County Board

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President Barack Obama meets with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2010.

Israeli Peace Effort Rests on Netanyahu's Shoulders

File - A U.S. Marine Corps Marine guards blindfolded suspected enemy insurgents in a temporary detention holding area at Entry Control Point 5 (ECP 5), which is located on the outskirts of Fallujah, Al Anbar Province, Iraq, on Dec. 28, 2004, during Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Mission accomplished in Iraq?

Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., speaks at a rally at Parkview High School in Springfield, Mo. Saturday, Nov. 1

President Barack Obama hits back at birthers and rumour mongers

Probe Circles Globe to Find Dirty Money Wall Street Journal
Summer Movie Preview: Popcorn on the rocks with Salt, Shrek National Post
Pure Insanity of the Looney Left The Examiner
Today's letters: Time Warner Cable, Disney/ABC, liberals and Syracuse
Businssman victim of 'state created crime' court hears The Daily Telegraph
Local news briefs - Sept. 3 Ohio
National news briefs - Sept. 3, 2010 Ohio
Santa Cruz Reduces Street Crime, but Its Model Is Not Cheap The New York Times
I.R.S. Looks at Finances of Planned Parenthood The New York Times
New York based civil liberties group suing Obama administrat The Examiner
Gang arrests in killing Times Union
Prize-worthy movies expected to hit big screen in fall The Oklahoman
Brooklyn Center woman charged with stealing from elderly Star Tribune
A Crisis in Amish Country The New York Times
WWII-era mob action awaits in 'Mafia II' USA Today
Man in Letterman blackmail plot freed from NY jail Herald Tribune
Wine road trip: Finger Lakes' empire state of vine The Examiner
Fox News vs.: The best in celebrity battles Entertainment Weekly
BP has removed capping stack, blowout preventer next The News & Observer
Arizona sheriff being sued by federal government The Daily Telegraph

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, left, and Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, listen during remarks in the East Room of the White House in Washington, Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2010.

Netanyahu praises Abbas as his 'partner in peace,' rules out settlement freeze

A New York City police officer stands outside the Armed Forces recruitment center, Sunday, May 2, 2010 in New York's Times Square. The Pakistani Taliban has claimed responsibility for the failed car bomb attack in Times Square in New York City.

U.S. adds Pakistan Taliban to terror list

Pakistan's military spokesman Maj. Gen. Athar Abbas gestures during a press conference in Rawalpindi, Pakistan on Monday, Oct. 12, 2009. Abbas said the militants were hoping to seize senior army officials and trade them for their jailed comrades. The army also intercepted audio of deputy Taliban leader Waliur Rehman getting an update on the attack and telling a subordinate to pray for the assailants.

Pakistan Recalls Delegation From U.S.

Jihadist funds linked to ground zero mosque The Examiner
Now even New Yorkers who BACK Ground Zero mosque want it mov The Daily Mail
Mosque near Ground Zero investor sent money to terror group The Examiner
When Rudy Giuliani Led Us All Wall Street Journal
Leader of Pakistan Taliban charged in CIA bombing Tulsa World
U.S. Adds Legal Pressure on Pakistani Taliban The New York Times
Obama cautiously hopeful as Mideast talks begin The Boston Globe
So how was the presidents speechwho caresit's the policies The Examiner
Timothy M. Rivinus: Mosque issue's conflicting dreams The Providence Journal
Seattle man perceived to be a Muslim, assaulted and called a The Examiner
Pakistan Taliban added to US terror list The Times of India
2008 Sotomayor Ruling Leads to Life Sentence for Osama Bin L ABC News
Obama opens Mideast talks: Attacks 'won't stop us' The Boston Globe
Editorial Roundup: Excerpts From Recent Editorials The State
US Muslims call for more protection amid mosque controversy m&c
Hamas thugs brutally murder four innocent Israelis in displa The Examiner
US Muslims call for more protection amid mosque controversy m&c
Muslim cleric reviled for interfaith efforts NZ Herald
US adds Pakistani Taliban to terrorism blacklist Newsday
US designates Pakistani Taliban a foreign terrorist organiza Star Tribune

U.S. Air Force Col. T. Harrison Smith Jr. assumes duties of the U.S. air base in Kyrgyzstan new commander during a ceremony at the Manas Air Base near the capital, Bishkek, Monday, June 4, 2007, with Kyrgyz, right, and U.S. flags in the foreground. The base, located at Kyrgyzstan's main civilian airport, hosts about 1,200 American and dozens of French and Spanish servicemen, as well as several military cargo and refueling aircraf

Clawing back credibility in Kyrgyzstan

In this photo taken Wednesday, May 19, 2010, South Korean Navy's Rear Adm. Park Jung-soo talks in front of the wreckage of the naval vessel Cheonan, which was sunken on March 26 near the maritime border with North Korea, during a media briefing at the Second Fleet Command of Navy in Pyeongtaek, south of Seoul

Obama widens U.S. sanctions on North Korea

Alleged Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout looks on while sitting in custody at criminal court in Bangkok, Thailand Monday, Sept. 22, 2008.

Why the US really wants Bout

CVS robber gets 29 years for drug thefts The Columbus Dispatch
Mexico drug war: the new killing fields The Guardian
Global human trafficking roundup (September 3, 2010) The Examiner
Maine hospital ends free methadone program The Boston Globe
Nation briefs Herald Tribune
POLITICAL INSIDER: Pawlenty: DC like 'drug dealer' Fresno Bee
Obama downshifts American imperialism in Colombia The Examiner
Fetish Friday: Dangerous sex not worth the risks The Examiner
Trouble in Mind in Berkeley? It's funny and throught-provoki The Examiner
Mayo Clinic Florida widens hepatitis investigation Business Journal
Freeway shooting ties up traffic on I-10 in LA Fresno Bee
One year later: Suits involving five doctors, Children's Hos Fresno Bee
Human trafficking becoming epidemic in Florida Post-Bulletin
Rapper TI and his wife, Tiny happy to be home in clean bed a The Examiner
Former Atlanta cop says he protected drug dealers for money The Examiner
CBP Officers Bust Three Body Carriers with Ecstasy and Cocai Newsvine
Janice Thurn: America can't rise without its workers Star Tribune
The myth of wedded bliss NZ Herald
Drug smuggler sentenced to 17.5 years Organized Crime Drug E Newsvine
Movie Listings and Film Series The New York Times

Ecuadorean citizen Luis Fredy Lala Pomavilla,rests at a hospital in Matamoros, eastern Mexico, Tuesday, Aug. 24, 2010. A Mexican drug cartel massacred 72 Central and South American migrants within 100 miles of the U.S. border that they were trying to reach, according to Lala Pomavilla who said to be a survivor who escaped and stumbled wounded to a highway checkpoint where he alerted marines.

Victims of Massacre in Mexico Said to Be Migrants

John Lennon

John Lennon's killer seeks parole for 6th time

Exhibition court . Egypt , Cairo , 16 th November , 2008

2 Egyptian Policemen Go on Trial for Brutality

Murders down 40% after gang meetings in Cincy Chicago Sun-Times
Queens man gets life in murder-for-hire conspiracy Newsday
Sheriff: Suspect in Calif triple slaying confessed The News & Observer
Suspect hit with top murder counts in NY shooting Newsday
Records: Suspect had run-in with slain AK officers Breitbart
Family members of 9/11 victims support and denounce NYC Isla Newsvine
Mother of slain Iranian protester seeks justice Herald Tribune
NY man faces murder charges in ex-wife's death Newsday
FBI: Suspect in N.Y. street gang investigation may be in Orl Orlando Sentinel
Spacey plays Shakespeare's murderous king NZ Herald
"Mesrine:Killer Instinct" (Part I) Opens Today Nationwide The Examiner
Winchester man indicted in slayings of family Newsday
Albanian Mafia fueling Al Qaeda terrorist activity in US: Ko The Examiner
Philly-area families of 9/11 victims also split on mosque Philadelphia Daily News
The Facebook Hit List Murders The Daily Beast
Ahmed H. Sharif, Muslim Taxi Driver, STABBED: Michael Enrigh Huffington Post
Muslim Cab Driver Stabbed: Michael Enright Charged With Atte Huffington Post
76-year-old Conn. murder suspect civilly committed Newsday
Marjorie Knoller murder conviction in dog mauling upheld (ph The Examiner
From the archive, 25 August 1981: Lennon's killer to serve 2 The Guardian Open Platform

George Clooney At the premiere of "The Men Who Stare at Goats", directed by Grant Heslov, during the Toronto International Film Festival, 2009.

REVIEW: mature George Clooney in somber, European thriller, 'The American'

In this May 1, 2003 file photo, President Bush gives a "thumbs-up" sign after declaring the end of major combat in Iraq as he speaks aboard the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln off the California coast.

The Unraveling of Military Strategies, Thinking and Nations

US Navy 071212-N-8483H-003 Cameroonian Sailors train in non-lethal weapon tactics aboard the amphibious dock landing ship USS Fort McHenry (LSD 43) during a Armed Sentry course

Spain breaks up male-prostitute trafficking ring

Trucker guilty in abuse of corpse The Columbus Dispatch
San Carlos officials vote to disband police force Fresno Bee
'American' leaves you wondering The Providence Journal
Editorial: Enabling prostitution Philadelphia Daily News
Concert choice hits sour notes The News & Observer
Deadlines distract from victory The News & Observer
A law and a vaccine The News & Observer
'American' a thoughtful, slow-paced introspective The Roanoke Times
'The American': The Assassin with the Butterfly Tattoo The Examiner
The American is very European The Examiner
North Memorial CEO ousted after prostitution arrest Star Tribune
Grand Jury Investigating Relationship Between Waterbury Defe Hartford Courant
Theater Listings: Sept. 3 �ro" 9 The New York Times
After the Party: Music and the Black Panthers The Guardian
Pole Dancing is a Viable Workout Option for Women The Examiner
Prostitute wins Simon Cowell's support The Examiner
An 'American' in Italy, and in Existential Pain Wall Street Journal
Louisiana Democrats Drop Vitter Prostitution Video Opus Huffington Post
Should pedophiles be allowed to make "I didn't know she was The Examiner
Police search Southern Calif. home of man who worked at slai Star Tribune

Glenn Beck, center, holds hands with faith leaders at the "Restoring Honor" rally in front of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington Saturday, Aug. 28, 2010.

Waiting for Glenn Beck's Great Awakening

Lt. Gen. Ray Odierno briefs reporters in Baghdad in this Feb. 27, 2007 file photo.

U.S. Iraq Commander Fears Political Stalemate

U.S. Marines, from the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit, patrol as an Afghan boy passes by in the town of Garmser in Helmand Province of Afghanistan , Friday, July 11, 2008. Some 2,200 U.S. Marines, who have been deployed since late April, moved into the town of Garmser to clean the area of insurgen

Failed Interventions

Fighting, death and oil: Inside the conflict in Sudan CNN
President Obama announces end to Iraq war The Examiner
California fights to resume state executions The News & Observer
Ex-bin Laden aide gets life for NY prison stabbing The News & Observer
New Orleans 2005: the Mælstrøm - Part 5 The Examiner
Restoring Honor to America: Lt. Michael Behenna - a story of The Examiner
Convicted antifreeze killer dies in Ga. prison The News & Observer
Man tied to girl's disappearance appears in court The News & Observer
NY temple plot jury hears suspect rant about Jews Kansas City Star
DOJ's elite Public Integrity unit gets new leader Fresno Bee
No trial in sight for alleged 9/11 conspirators Zeenews
For Notorious Arms Sales Suspect, Secrets Are Bargaining Chi The New York Times
Undernews For 27 August 2010 Scoop
U.N. Congo Report Offers New View on Genocide Era Herald Tribune
Theft charges filed in probe of Kan. girl's death The News & Observer
Ex-Army analyst from OK arrested at Minn. airport Fresno Bee
Slashing suspect traveled with Marines for 5 days Kansas City Star
Officials: Ambassador's daughter dies in NYC fall The News & Observer
Congo: Army needs help to stop mass rape attacks Herald Tribune
U.N. Knew of Rebels in Area of Congo Rapes The New York Times

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