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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Thursday, March 17, 2011
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
NIGHT OWL: MARCH 15, 2011
1. Kan Warns of High Radiation Level. [The Wall Street Journal]
2. How much will the Japan quake hurt the Global Economy? [The New Republic]
3. Higher food prices may be here to stay. [The Washington Post]
4. Panic Selling in Japan weighs on Global Markets. [The New York Times]
5. Wisconsin Democrats say down but not out in Union Fight. [Reuters]
6. Bill Spooner sues Wolves writer. [ESPN from AP]
2. How much will the Japan quake hurt the Global Economy? [The New Republic]
3. Higher food prices may be here to stay. [The Washington Post]
4. Panic Selling in Japan weighs on Global Markets. [The New York Times]
5. Wisconsin Democrats say down but not out in Union Fight. [Reuters]
6. Bill Spooner sues Wolves writer. [ESPN from AP]
Monday, March 14, 2011
PM BRIEF: MARCH 14, 2011
1. Japan fears a Nuclear Disaster after Reactor Breach. [Los Angeles Times]
2. Budget impasse cements public's Disapproval of Washington. [The Washington Post]
3. Libya: Obama's Moment of Truth. [The New Republic]
4. Nikkei plunges in Quake aftermath. [CNN]
5. Warmer temperatures could start flooding in Minnesota. [Reuters]
6. 2,405 Shot Dead since Tucson. [The Daily Beast]
7. NRA to President: The Problem Isn't Guns. [ABC News]
8. After Silvio Berlusconi, Nichi Vendola? [The Nation]
9. Glenn Beck: Japan earthquake could be 'message' from God to follow the Ten Commandments. [New York Daily News]
10. Rock 'n' Rollers Salute their Own. [The New York Times]
2. Budget impasse cements public's Disapproval of Washington. [The Washington Post]
3. Libya: Obama's Moment of Truth. [The New Republic]
4. Nikkei plunges in Quake aftermath. [CNN]
5. Warmer temperatures could start flooding in Minnesota. [Reuters]
6. 2,405 Shot Dead since Tucson. [The Daily Beast]
7. NRA to President: The Problem Isn't Guns. [ABC News]
8. After Silvio Berlusconi, Nichi Vendola? [The Nation]
9. Glenn Beck: Japan earthquake could be 'message' from God to follow the Ten Commandments. [New York Daily News]
10. Rock 'n' Rollers Salute their Own. [The New York Times]
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