Daily News For December 28, 2005
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Israeli Planes Attack In Lebanon
Israeli Military Fires Barrage Into Gaza
Israeli Overseas Intelligence Service Mossad Chief Meir Dagan Said On Tuesday That Iran Is Seeking More Than One Nuclear Bomb And It Will Attain Technological Independence Within A Number Of Months
Andrei Illarionov, President Vladimir Putin’s Chief Economic Adviser But Also An Acerbic Critic Of The Kremlin’s Grab For Economic Power, Offered His Resignation On Tuesday, Saying Russia Was “no Longer Free”.
Specter Wants Domestic Spying Hearings Next Month (Now Why Did Bush Campaign For This RINO Again?)
Defense Lawyers In Some Of The Country’s Biggest Terrorism Cases Say They Plan To Bring Legal Challenges To Determine Whether The National Security Agency Used Illegal Wiretaps Against Several Dozen Muslim Men Tied To Al Qaeda (NYT Reg Req)
Centrist Democrats Hit Anti-Bush Tactics
Houston Mayor Wants FEMA To Pay For Police Overtime Caused By Crime Committed In Part By Katrina Evacuees
Trending: The 15 Best Conservative News Sites On The Internet
La Shawn Barber: Kwanzaa
John Stossel: Top Ten List Of Foolish Myths
Jack Kelly: Kyoto Japanese For Hypocrisy
Walter Williams: Do We Deserve It?
Michelle Malkin: The New York Times Vs. America
Jonah Goldberg: ‘Meet The Press’ Summit Reveals Elite Media’s Flaw
Mona Charen: News Coverage Losers
Former Major League Pitcher Jeff Reardon Is Charged With Robbing A Palm Beach Gardens Jewelry Store
The 18th Annual Awards For 2005’s Worst Reporting
Now For Something Completely Odd: Offbeat Escapades From 2005
The Fiskie Awards: Select The Idiotarian Of The Year
Boyfriend Charged In Swallowed Cell-Phone Case. Faces Assault Charges For Forcing Device Down Girlfriend’s Throat
Funniest News Stories Of 2005
Website Of The Day: Countercolumn
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