Today's Headlines -- Sunday

• Reno crash killed 9; probe focuses on wayward part (AP)
• Reno air race has raised alarm in past over danger (AP)
• Post-WWII plane pilot dies in W.Va. air show crash (AP)
• China charms Europe, but Beijing has own agenda (AP)
• GOP candidates revive private Social Security idea (AP)
• Obama to seek a new tax rate for wealthy (AP)
• Kara Kennedy, daughter of Ted Kennedy, dies at 51 (AP)
• Lovato to young girls with problems: Seek help (AP)
• QB Jones and No. 1 Sooners beat FSU 23-13 (AP)
• Mayweather wins in 4th round KO (AP)
• Obama to propose "Buffett Tax" on millionaires (Reuters)
• EU finance ministers take stock of progress on debt crisis (Reuters)
• NTSB probes plane's tail in Reno air race crash (Reuters)
• Greek PM cancels U.S. trip as debt crisis deepens (Reuters)
• Libyan forces battle to loosen grip on Gaddafi towns (Reuters)
• U.S. links Pakistan to group it blames for Kabul attack (Reuters)
• Analysis: West fears possible Iran-North Korea nuclear links (Reuters)
• SEC to seek Justice review in Madoff case: report (Reuters)
• Why contract talks between UAW and Chrysler came to a halt (The Christian Science Monitor)
• A UN success story: Libya's seat turned over to interim government (The Christian Science Monitor)

Today's Headlines -- Saturday

• NTSB on scene of Nevada air crash that killed 3 (AP)
• Libyan fighters inch forward in Gadhafi hometown (AP)
• Eleanor Mondale, daughter of Walter Mondale, dies (AP)
• Former Illinois Sen. Charles Percy dies at 91 (AP)
• Obama: Pass jobs bill without 'division or delay' (AP)
• Iran: Court to commute sentences for 2 Americans (AP)
• States struggle for financing to meet road needs (AP)
• UBS trading losses fuel push for split banking (AP)
• Subtle acts reshape military society amid repeal (AP)
• Israelis get nude for art at lowest point on earth (AP)
• NTSB at scene of deadly Nevada air race crash (Reuters)
• EU ministers see need for stronger bank sector (Reuters)
• Gaddafi strongholds hold out against assaults (Reuters)
• U.S. accuses Pakistan of links to group behind Kabul (Reuters)
• Former Senator Charles Percy, a liberal Republican, dies (Reuters)
• Greek PM cancels U.S. trip as debt crisis deepens (Reuters)
• GM and UAW reach first labor deal since bankruptcy (Reuters)
• EU officials seek to dispel fears of credit crunch (Reuters)
• Why contract talks between UAW and Chrysler came to a halt (The Christian Science Monitor)
• A UN success story: Libya's seat turned over to interim government (The Christian Science Monitor)

Michael Moore -- Another Round of Insanity

Michael Moore came back on The View to discuss his warped view of the world, while middle-aged, uneducated liberals applauded.

In this short clip, Moore tries his best to insist a Christian nation should not have killed Bin Laden but, instead we should have put him on trial.

This is so typical of Moore to shoot off his mouth and insult this country and the people who were mercilessly slaughtered on 9/11. Someone please tell this man to learn how to take care of his own body before he starts lecturing our government on what to do and not do, especially concerning issues that deal with international politics.

The man is insane and this is demonstrated by his lack of understanding reality and logic in general. When are people going to stop giving this man a platform? He is the very definition of a useful idiot. Does anyone actually listen to this man after knowing what a flat out liar he is? Or, are people so disgustingly void of morals that they just do not care he lies in order to make a point?

Today's Headlines -- Friday

• Eurozone decision on Greek loan payout due in Oct (AP)
• Libyan fighters move on Gadhafi area (AP)
• UBS under pressure to explain $2B trading scandal (AP)
• Ultrasecret satellite spy shop NRO turns 50 (AP)
• Soyuz lands safely in Kazakhstan, rattles nerves (AP)
• At 9/11 memorial, mourners take home rubbings (AP)
• Texas execution halted amid Supreme Court review (AP)
• Calif. group seeks to interest blacks in farming (AP)
• Charlie Sheen says he's not mad at 'Men' anymore (AP)
• NBA players present unified front in labor impasse (AP)
• UBS $2 billion loss to trigger investment bank retreat (Reuters)
• Geithner urges unity in tackling euro zone crisis (Reuters)
• Anti-Gaddafi forces storm desert stronghold (Reuters)
• RIM's market share slipping faster than expected (Reuters)
• Exclusive: U.S. tax-evasion probe turns to Israeli banks (Reuters)
• Senate approves $6.9 billion in disaster aid (Reuters)
• Obama backs away from Social Security in deficits plan (Reuters)
• Senate panel keeps budget boosts for SEC, CFTC (Reuters)
• Majority of blame for Gulf oil spill lies with BP, two US agencies find (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Future NASA rocket unveiled, designed to reach moon and beyond (The Christian Science Monitor)

Today's Headlines -- Thursday

• Memorials set as Marine gets Medal of Honor (AP)
• House to vote on bill targeting Boeing labor case (AP)
• Uh-oh: Scientists say film 'Contagion' is for real (AP)
• As Iraq pullback nears, US still at war in south (AP)
• Inmate's lawyers ask Perry to halt Texas execution (AP)
• AP Exclusive: Official slams corn syrup rebranding (AP)
• Panel examines anti-corruption work in Afghanistan (AP)
• Perry supplemented wealth with profitable deals (AP)
• Israel prevents Palestinians from free movement (AP)
• Phillies clinch playoff spot behind Halladay (AP)
• UBS rogue trader held in London after $2 billion loss (Reuters)
• Merkel says euro bonds are "absolutely wrong" (Reuters)
• Cameron and Sarkozy visit Libya (Reuters)
• Analysis: Happy talk doesn't mean compromise in Congress (Reuters)
• European treasury needed to avoid Depression: Soros (Reuters)
• Pakistan says U.S. warning on militants hurts ties (Reuters)
• GM, Chrysler extend UAW contracts after talks slow (Reuters)
• Groupon IPO back on track: report (Reuters)
• Rick Perry's kinder, gentler view on illegal immigrants: Will it cost him? (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Census report: More Americans relying on Medicare, Medicaid (VIDEO) (The Christian Science Monitor)

Today's Headlines -- Wednesday

• US gov't prepares to release BP oil spill report (AP)
• NATO commander says 27 dead in Kabul attack (AP)
• AP poll: Divisions persist on legal gay marriage (AP)
• Warren launches US Senate campaign with Mass. tour (AP)
• Iran judiciary: bail for 2 Americans under study (AP)
• New global killers: heart, lung disease and cancer (AP)
• Students lift car off Utah biker after fiery crash (AP)
• Freed of Gadhafi, Libyans expect post-war boom (AP)
• Winehouse's father says he fought to get her clean (AP)
• Serena tweets 'emotions' got best of her (AP)
• Moody's cuts French banks, eurobond talk lifts markets (Reuters)
• Retail sales flat as confidence crumbles (Reuters)
• EU's Barroso: Will present options on euro bonds (Reuters)
• Republican wins in New York Democratic stronghold (Reuters)
• Twenty-hour Kabul siege shows Taliban strength (Reuters)
• U.S. envoy hails Tripoli leaders, pledges support (Reuters)
• Release of key BP oil spill probe expected soon (Reuters)
• Fed set to give economy therapy, not shock treatment (Reuters)
• GOP Debate: Three keys to tonight's debate (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Why North Carolina vote to ban gay marriage might help Obama (The Christian Science Monitor)

Bachmann Attacks Perry

Last night's debate sparked some critical words from Michele Bachmann to Rick Perry. The concern originated from an executive order from Perry requiring young girls to be vaccinated in order to prevent HPV.




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I'm not sure it matters how much money Perry's campaign received. The bigger issue here is that while the government should step in for some epidemics, this particular vaccine is quite controversial still. I would not want my young daughter forced to take this vaccine. It is not the same as the vaccines that control the mumps or rubella. Perry may have had good intentions but, an executive order for this was the wrong call, in my opinion.

Score one for Michele.

Who do you think won the debate? Who do you like? Dislike? Comment below.

Today's Headlines -- Tuesday

• Obama: Congress has no reason to wait on jobs bill (AP)
• Taliban attack US Embassy, other Kabul buildings (AP)
• Perry facing new criticism for Texas vaccine order (AP)
• Same goal, opposing plans for debt 'super' panel (AP)
• Nearly 1 in 6 Americans in poverty, Census says (AP)
• NY special election a measure of Obama's strength (AP)
• Motorcyclist: Life saved by heroes who lifted car (AP)
• Bus-train crash kills 9, injures 212 in Argentina (AP)
• Curbs on youngest drivers may have bad side effect (AP)
• 101-year-old Detroit woman evicted in foreclosure (AP)
• International alarm over euro zone crisis grows (Reuters)
• Taliban attack across Kabul, target U.S. Embassy (Reuters)
• Jailed Americans to be freed soon: Ahmadinejad (Reuters)
• Fed to give economy therapy, not shock treatment (Reuters)
• Exclusive: U.S. in criminal probe of eBay employees (Reuters)
• JPMorgan Q3 trading revenue down 30 percent (Reuters)
• Republicans step up criticism of jobs plan (Reuters)
• News Corp shareholders file new allegations (Reuters)
• GOP Debate: Three keys to tonight's debate (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Why North Carolina vote to ban gay marriage might help Obama (The Christian Science Monitor)

Today's Headlines -- Monday

• 10 years after 9/11, a real home to honor victims (AP)
• 9/11 memorial plaza in NYC to open to public (AP)
• Analysis: Is government's role to fix economy? (AP)
• DNC ad campaign to promote Obama jobs plan (AP)
• At least 61 Kenyans dead after pipeline explosion (AP)
• Military jets safely escort NYC, Detroit flights (AP)
• NYC mayor: Victim in political operative's trial? (AP)
• Study warns US must develop cyber intelligence (AP)
• SpongeBob in hot water from study of 4-year-olds (AP)
• Stosur stuns Williams 6-2, 6-3 in US Open final (AP)
• Global stocks hit hard by Greek worries (Reuters)
• At least 2,600 killed in Syria protests: U.N. (Reuters)
• UK to push through bank reforms (Reuters)
• Bartz resigns from Yahoo board (Reuters)
• Romney, Perry's growing rivalry in debate spotlight (Reuters)
• Greek default jitters hammer French banks, euro (Reuters)
• Pro-Gaddafi forces kill 15 at Libya oil refinery (Reuters)
• Analysis: Suspicion greets China's Europe expansion (Reuters)
• How 9/11 made Barack Obama a war president (The Christian Science Monitor)
• 9/11 Anniversary: Around the country, Americans pause to remember (The Christian Science Monitor)

Today's Headlines -- Friday

• Officials chase unconfirmed al-Qaida bomb threat (AP)
• Obama to Congress: 'Pass this jobs bill' (AP)
• Outage affects millions in Southwest, Mexico (AP)
• ESSAY: After 9/11, searching for American optimism (AP)
• River levels start falling in flooded NY city (AP)
• TSA chief: optimist about everything but terror (AP)
• Slipping Bachmann seeks jolt for GOP campaign (AP)
• Captain Jihad: Ex-terrorist is now comic book hero (AP)
• Book: Kennedy scorned idea of Johnson as president (AP)
• Rodgers throws 3 TDs, Packers outlast Saints 42-34 (AP)
• U.S. sees credible September 11 threat (Reuters)
• Huge blackout hits Southern California, Mexican border (Reuters)
• Stocks fall on U.S. growth worries; euro slumps (Reuters)
• BofA discussing about 40,000 job cuts: report (Reuters)
• Economic gloom piles pressure on G7 finance talks (Reuters)
• On the Afghan frontline, U.S. soldiers see longer war ahead (Reuters)
• IMF says policymakers should use all measures (Reuters)
• Major Yahoo shareholder calls for new board (Reuters)
• 9/11 lessons not learned: three failed reforms (The Christian Science Monitor)
• Texas wildfires leave survivors with little but gratitude to be alive (The Christian Science Monitor)