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Monday, April 19, 2010                      Share/Bookmark

Top Breaking News

This Morning's Top 25:
Leading Today's News

Mike MullenMullen Raises Threat of Striking Iran . . . Joint Chiefs Chair says strike on nuclear targets would "go a long way" towards delaying nuclear program. Times of London

Top Goldman Execs Oversaw Probed Unit . . . They sided with traders who thought home prices would decline. New York Times

Poll Finds 22 Percent Trust Government . . .In previous times of similar mistrust, Reagan was elected president and the GOP took the House. Chicago Tribune

Politics

politics newsGoldman Case Spurs Dems on Finance Bill . . . Emboldened to ratchet up pressure on Republicans who oppose the financial overhaul bill.
New York Times

Obama Reaches Out to Muslims . . . A widening effort that has left even skeptics surprised. New York Times

Obama Headed to California . . . But just for the money. If you don't pay, you won't see him. Los Angeles Times

Labor Groups Break Off in NC . . . Votes by Dems against health-care reform push liberals and labor organizers in North Carolina to form new party. Washington Post

Envoy Had Business Ties to Pelosi's Husband . . . Critics say speaker should have told of link. Washington Times

Doctors in the Game . . . Forty-seven physicians are running for Congress this year, three times the number of doctors serving today. USA Today

National Security

national security newsSunnis Tortured in Secret Prison . . . Forces under Maliki held hundreds of men at the facility. The U.S. fears that the news will stoke instability.
Los Angeles Times

Quest for Justice in Ship Sinking . . . South Korea's president tearfully reads the names of 46 crewmen who died — and vows to find those responsible. Los Angeles Times

Iran Displays Air Defense System . . . At Iran's annual Army Day parade, various air defense and missile systems are displayed and touted. Los Angeles Times

Within the War, Family Feuds . . . In the borderlands between Pakistan and Afghanistan, some join Taliban to settle scores. Washington Post

Push on for IED Detection Tools . . . Pentagon scrambling to provide the latest tools to detect makeshift bombs for the thousands of additional troops. USA Today

Money

business newsToyota Expected to Pay $16.4M Fine . . . The company will stop short of accepting full legal responsibility for withholding safety information.
Wall Street Journal

EU to Step in as Volcano Losses Rise . . . EU emergency session to discuss losses on businesses and the economy as flight ban hits fifth day. Wall Street Journal

Stock Experts Worried . . . What comes after the burst of economic activity driven largely by government stimulus and short-term interest rates? USA Today

International

international newsPolish President Buried in Lavish Style . . . Archbishop urges reconciliation between Russia and Poland at funeral of Lech Kaczynski and his wife.
The Guardian

Pope Meets With Abuse Victims in Malta . . . Benedict promises Catholic church will do everything it can to punish abusive priests and protect children. The Guardian

Australia's Top Mobster Killed in Jail . . . Baby-faced killer Carl Williams beaten to death as prison officer stood meters away.
Times of London

Another Iceland Volcano in Line . . . Every time Eyjafjallajökull volcano has erupted, the much larger Katla volcano has also erupted. Christian Science Monitor

You Must Also Know . . .

today's newsWhy Conan Went to TBS . . . Well, money for one. But also a chance to reach a decidedly young audience. New York Times

Behavioral Awards Work for ADHD . . . Brains of kids with disorder respond to on-the-spot rewards in the same way as they do to medication. BBC

Declining Deer Herds Spark Debate . . . Biologists, sportsmen and enviros clash over whether mountain lions and coyotes are to blame and should be culled. USA Today

Hope for Targeted Cancer Treatment . . . Evidence guiding treatment based on molecular traits of a tumor can improve survival from lung cancer. Wall Street Journal

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Today's Quote

"Yes, I am considering a white male for the Supreme Court. Of course, he had a sex change operation, but that's besides the point."

- Barack Obama

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This is not a real quote.

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New York Times

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Top Sports

Myron Rolle Says He's Not Too Smart for NFL
To some, the former Florida State star's decision to put football on hold to study at Oxford showed a lack of commitment.
USA Today

Boxer Valero Suspected of Killing Wife
The gravest in a string of problems.
USA Today

 

The Latest Polls

The Country is Headed in the . . .

Right Direction: 41%
Wrong Direction: 57%

AP-GfK April 7-12

Do You Approve or Disapprove of the Job Obama is Doing?

Approve: 44%
Disapprove: 41%

CBS March 31-April 1

Will You Vote for a Republican or a Democrat for Congress?

Republican: 47%
Democrat: 44%

Gallup March 22-28

Do You Think the Health Bill . . .

Will expand government's role in health care too much: 65%
Will cost government too much: 64%
Doesn't do enough to curb rising costs: 58%
Should include a public option: 52%
Doesn't Sufficiently regulate the health care industry: 51%

USA Today/Gallup March 26-28

Do You Support or Oppose the new Health Care Law?

Strongly Support: 32%
Somewhat Support: 13%
Strongly Oppose: 40%
Somewhat Oppose: 10%

Washington Post March 23-26

The New Health Care Bill:

Is a good first step: 49%
Makes the Wrong Types of Changes: 31%
The system doesn't need change: 8%
Makes the most important changes needed. 4%

USA/Gallup March 22

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