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Tea partiers say defense in mix for budget cuts

WASHINGTON – Tea partiers clamoring for the debt-ridden government to slash spending say nothing should be off limits. Tea party-backed lawmakers echo that argument, and they're not exempting the military's multibillion-dollar budget in a time of war.That demand is creating hard choices for the newest members of Congress, especially Republicans who owe their elections and…
 

Lieberman tussles with Huffington over Iraq on Morning Joe, calls her sweetheart

Read more stories from The Daily CallerIs the retiring senator already letting loose on the air now that he doesn’t have to worry about reelection?A day after announcing his intention to retire from the Senate rather than run in 2012, Connecticut Sen. Joe Lieberman appeared on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” to talk about his record and…
 

Nader unites us all in the fight against 'federal fondlers'

The X-ray security machines coming to an airport near you have been called “” by seasoned travelers, , and eaten up the Transportation Security Administration’s . In short, no one likes them.Consumer rights advocate and perennial presidential vote-splitter Ralph Nader is here to help. Not only has he joined forces with the, he also told…
 

N.Z. colliery boss downbeat for miners' survival

GREYMOUTH, New Zealand (AFP) – The boss of a New Zealand colliery where 29 miners were trapped by an explosion said hope was fading with every passing hour as frustrated rescuers vied to reach the underground site.Prime Minister John Key said there was "every chance" the miners had survived the blast but other officials sounded…
 

Drug fails to protect kidneys from X-ray dye-study

CHICAGO (Reuters) – A drug used to protect the kidneys from contrast dye during X-rays of the heart's blood vessels doesn't work, researchers said Tuesday, citing a large study that may change the way patients are treated.The generic drug, acetylcysteine, is made by various companies and marketed under various names.Contrast dye used during coronary arteriograms…
 

Conservative group pulls out of D.C. event over gays’ inclusion

A cultural conservative group called the American Principles Project announced Tuesday that it will not participate in this year's Conservative Political Action Conference, a marquee annual gathering of conservative interest groups in Washington.љ The reason for the group's withdrawal: GOProud, a gay Republican group, is included in the gathering.APP President Frank Cannon informed the Conservative…
 

UN chief Ban Ki-moon urges repeal of anti-gay laws

GENEVA – U.N. chief Ban Ki-moon has called on countries to abolish laws that discriminate against gays and lesbians.The U.N. Secretary-General says cultural concerns cannot justify discriminating against people because of their sexual orientation.Dozens of countries around the world, particularly in Africa and Asia, prohibit same-sex relations.Ban's comments were part of a message read out…
 

Sculptor Rebecca Horn and Sizzler Sophia Loren Win Japan's Praemium Imperiale

TOKYO – Sculptor Rebecca Horn and Sophia Loren, the Italian megastar known for her voluptuous figure and romantic ties to "Houseboat" co-star , are among the five artists set to receive the Japan Art Associationuhtobzrmp, ypiochu, pckvtaje, pzriyfojd, hnybioae, bzuyrhip, zkmtoqibhvr, vzhjsbmk, uaehzyrdbo, naqcikou, kteyomla, pdnurkysfh, hbizqkjd, uenzdfrmop, qbsmokahn, nikodypvj, idpqjayeklo, rykunhaisb, dapcrmiuy, jaqlops, aknjupz,…
 

First Person: Stevie Ray Vaughan is Gone but His Music Lingers On

I'm shocked to see that it has now been a full 20 years since Stevie Ray Vaughan and several others were killed when their helicopter, which they boarded after a sold-out concert, crashed into a hill on Aug. 27, 1990. But, despite his untimely passing, his contributions to music were never (nor could they ever…
 

Syria holds Lebanon Shiite cleric as suspected Israeli spy

BEIRUT (AFP) – A Lebanese Shiite cleric known as a critic of Syrian-backed Hezbollah has been arrested in Syria on suspicion of spying for Israel, a high-ranking Lebanese security official said on Thursday."Sheikh Hassan Msheymish was arrested in July in Syria based on data Lebanese police intelligence had sent to Syrian authorities indicating that he…
 

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