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]
Showing posts with label Unions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Unions. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Monday, March 14, 2011
NIGHT OWL: MARCH 14, 2011
1. Justices have been siding with workers, underdogs. [Los Angeles Times]
2. Libyan forces gains control of more rebel-held territory. [The Washington Post]
3. Wisconsin Protesters say next Fight at the Polls . [The Huffington Post]
4. Trial of U.S. hikers in Iran to resume. [CNN]
5. U.S. Dollar rallies from near-record Lows vs Yen after quake. [Reuters]
6. With 11 Teams in Expanded Bracket, Big East is a Region all its Own. [The New York Times]
2. Libyan forces gains control of more rebel-held territory. [The Washington Post]
3. Wisconsin Protesters say next Fight at the Polls . [The Huffington Post]
4. Trial of U.S. hikers in Iran to resume. [CNN]
5. U.S. Dollar rallies from near-record Lows vs Yen after quake. [Reuters]
6. With 11 Teams in Expanded Bracket, Big East is a Region all its Own. [The New York Times]
Saturday, March 12, 2011
AM BRIEF: MARCH 12, 2011
1. Radiation Leaks said to Recede after Blast at Japan Nuclear Plant. [The New York Times]
2. Tsunami cleanup to cost millions along West Coast (Text & Video). [MSNBC from AP]
3. Omani FM calls for "Arab intervention" in Libya. [Reuters]
4. US training quietly nurtured young Arab democrats. [Associated Press]
5. Saudi Police presence Dampens 'Day of Rage'. [Politico]
6. Protesters march at Wisconsin Capitol. [Los Angeles Times from Chicago Tribune]
7. NYC Tour Bus Crash Kills 13 People. [The Huffington Post from AP]
8. NFL Lockout: Where do the Owners and Players go from here? [New York Daily News]
2. Tsunami cleanup to cost millions along West Coast (Text & Video). [MSNBC from AP]
3. Omani FM calls for "Arab intervention" in Libya. [Reuters]
4. US training quietly nurtured young Arab democrats. [Associated Press]
5. Saudi Police presence Dampens 'Day of Rage'. [Politico]
6. Protesters march at Wisconsin Capitol. [Los Angeles Times from Chicago Tribune]
7. NYC Tour Bus Crash Kills 13 People. [The Huffington Post from AP]
8. NFL Lockout: Where do the Owners and Players go from here? [New York Daily News]
Thursday, March 10, 2011
PM BRIEF: MARCH 10, 2011
1. Eugene Robinson: The Hooey King (Peter King). [Real Clear Politics]
2. Mr. President: Use the damn Bully Pulpit! [Salon]
3. Obama Seeks a Course of Pragmatism in the Middle East. [The New York Times]
4. Witnesses: Saudi forces fire on protesters, injure 3. [CNN]
5. Training for the End of Don't Ask Don't Tell. [The Daily Beast]
6. Gulf spill sickness wrecking lives. [Al Jazeera]
7. Barton: Government Subsidies Necessary to keep Exxon from going Out Of Business. [Talking Points Memo]
8. Senator Rand Paul slams Administration over Toilets, Light Bulbs. [USA Today]
9. Dow Below 12000 on Mideast Worries. [The Wall Street Journal]
10. Michael Stipe: Collapse Into Now. [Dazed Digital]
2. Mr. President: Use the damn Bully Pulpit! [Salon]
3. Obama Seeks a Course of Pragmatism in the Middle East. [The New York Times]
4. Witnesses: Saudi forces fire on protesters, injure 3. [CNN]
5. Training for the End of Don't Ask Don't Tell. [The Daily Beast]
6. Gulf spill sickness wrecking lives. [Al Jazeera]
7. Barton: Government Subsidies Necessary to keep Exxon from going Out Of Business. [Talking Points Memo]
8. Senator Rand Paul slams Administration over Toilets, Light Bulbs. [USA Today]
9. Dow Below 12000 on Mideast Worries. [The Wall Street Journal]
10. Michael Stipe: Collapse Into Now. [Dazed Digital]
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Rand Paul,
Saudi Arabia,
Unions,
Wisconsin
NIGHT OWL: MARCH 10, 2011
1. Attorney General warns against alienating Muslims. [Reuters]
2. China posts a surprise trade deficit as Exports Slow. [BBC News]
3. The political dangers of what happened in Wisconsin. [The Fix on The Washington Post]
4. Illinois ends Death Penalty, clears death row. [CBS News]
5. How to Put Wall Street CEOs in Prison. [Mother Jones]
6. Color pics of San Francisco after 1906 quake found. [MSNBC]
2. China posts a surprise trade deficit as Exports Slow. [BBC News]
3. The political dangers of what happened in Wisconsin. [The Fix on The Washington Post]
4. Illinois ends Death Penalty, clears death row. [CBS News]
5. How to Put Wall Street CEOs in Prison. [Mother Jones]
6. Color pics of San Francisco after 1906 quake found. [MSNBC]
Wednesday, March 09, 2011
PM BRIEF: MARCH 9, 2011
1. Wisconsin GOP Senators Pass stand-alone Anti-Union Bill Without Democrats present. [The Huffington Post]
2. Ezra Klein: What happened in Wisconsin tonight. [The Washington Post]
3. U.S. needs Immigration boost of high-skilled workers. [CNN]
4. Moderate earthquake hits SW China; at least 2 dead. [Associated Press]
5. Documents point to ATF "gun running" since 2008. [CBS News]
6. Birther Bill Surfaces (and Dies) in New Hampshire. [Mother Jones]
7. Tucson shooting survivors attend Loughner hearing. [MSNBC]
8. Give Peaceful Resistance a Chance in Libya. [The New York Times]
9. Lawsuit: American Apparel CEO held teen as Sex Slave. [Reuters]
10. Football Fans and NFL Cities should go on Strike. [US News & World Report]
2. Ezra Klein: What happened in Wisconsin tonight. [The Washington Post]
3. U.S. needs Immigration boost of high-skilled workers. [CNN]
4. Moderate earthquake hits SW China; at least 2 dead. [Associated Press]
5. Documents point to ATF "gun running" since 2008. [CBS News]
6. Birther Bill Surfaces (and Dies) in New Hampshire. [Mother Jones]
7. Tucson shooting survivors attend Loughner hearing. [MSNBC]
8. Give Peaceful Resistance a Chance in Libya. [The New York Times]
9. Lawsuit: American Apparel CEO held teen as Sex Slave. [Reuters]
10. Football Fans and NFL Cities should go on Strike. [US News & World Report]
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