1. Japan stocks fall; yen keeps funds in bearish mood. [Reuters]
2. Low radioactivity seen heading towards North America. [Reuters]
3. Pressure Mounts on All Parties in Afghan War to Begin Talks. [The New York Times]
4. In Iraq protests, a younger generation finds its voice. [The Washington Post]
5. Defunding the Left. [Mother Jones]
6. Luck o' the Irish: 15 St. Patrick's Day recipes . [Los Angeles Times]
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Showing posts with label Afghanistan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Afghanistan. Show all posts
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
ROOSTER: MARCH 16, 2011
1. Japan says 2nd Reactor may have Ruptured with Radioactive Release. [The New York Times]
2. Petraeus positive about US Afghanistan progress. [BBC]
3. Chip prices jump as Japan quake threatens supply. [Reuters]
4. Tokyo stocks finish strong. [CNNMoney]
5. The Fed doesn't mention Japan. [The Economist]
6. Meet Chris Dodd, Hollywood's new man in Washington. [McClatchy]
2. Petraeus positive about US Afghanistan progress. [BBC]
3. Chip prices jump as Japan quake threatens supply. [Reuters]
4. Tokyo stocks finish strong. [CNNMoney]
5. The Fed doesn't mention Japan. [The Economist]
6. Meet Chris Dodd, Hollywood's new man in Washington. [McClatchy]
Wednesday, March 09, 2011
ROOSTER: MARCH 9, 2011
1. US claims to have driven Taliban out of Sangin. [Guardian - UK]
2. 'One million' dead sardines clog Redondo Beach marina. [BBC News]
3. A Middle East without borders? [Al Jazeera]
4. Insulin Cartridges Johnson & Johnson Recalls Faulty . [NPR]
5. 'One and a Half Men'? How Sheen Sitcom Can Go On. [ABC News]
6. He'll be back? Arnold Schwarzenegger offered new Terminator, Predator movies. [NewsFeed on Time]
2. 'One million' dead sardines clog Redondo Beach marina. [BBC News]
3. A Middle East without borders? [Al Jazeera]
4. Insulin Cartridges Johnson & Johnson Recalls Faulty . [NPR]
5. 'One and a Half Men'? How Sheen Sitcom Can Go On. [ABC News]
6. He'll be back? Arnold Schwarzenegger offered new Terminator, Predator movies. [NewsFeed on Time]
Monday, March 07, 2011
PM BRIEF: MARCH 7, 2011
1. Wisconsin Standoff intensifies: Governor Scott Walker will Not Relent on Collective Bargaining Rights, Senate Democrats will Not Return (Text & Video). [ABC News]
2. Discord Fills Washington on Possible Libya Intervention. [The New York Times]
3. U.S. set to begin withdrawing Afghanistan troops in July. [Los Angeles Times]
4. Judge: States must Continue with Health Overhaul. [Associated Press]
5. Serbia and Kosovo in first 'Post-Independence' talks. [BBC News]
6. Stoking irrational fears about Islam. [The Washington Post]
7. Northeast sees 2 feet of snow — and flooding. [MSNBC]
8. Murderer and Accused Cannibal to Be Freed in August. [AOL News]
9. 'Dramatic' new Pictures: Rare Javan Rhino spotted (Text & Photos). [National Geographic]
10. Charlie Sheen fired from 'Two and a Half Men'. [Celebrity Circuit on CBS News]
2. Discord Fills Washington on Possible Libya Intervention. [The New York Times]
3. U.S. set to begin withdrawing Afghanistan troops in July. [Los Angeles Times]
4. Judge: States must Continue with Health Overhaul. [Associated Press]
5. Serbia and Kosovo in first 'Post-Independence' talks. [BBC News]
6. Stoking irrational fears about Islam. [The Washington Post]
7. Northeast sees 2 feet of snow — and flooding. [MSNBC]
8. Murderer and Accused Cannibal to Be Freed in August. [AOL News]
9. 'Dramatic' new Pictures: Rare Javan Rhino spotted (Text & Photos). [National Geographic]
10. Charlie Sheen fired from 'Two and a Half Men'. [Celebrity Circuit on CBS News]
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