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Keith Olbermann on the ramifications of Bush's commutation of Libby's sentence. (Courtesy
What's the biggest threat to the U.S. economy? (Courtesy
NEWS AVALANCHE:
* No, seriously: a federal appeals court rules that the ACLU can't sue over a secret government wiretapping program because they can't, in fact, prove they were the victims of a secret government wiretap.
* A former Islamic terrorist speaks out. (Courtesy
* BBC journalist Alan Johnston freed; Hamas takeover may have been instrumental.
* Supreme Court Justices take potshots on each other in written opinions.
* Things are looking bad for John McCain's campaign.
* "It seems Cheney fatigue is settling in some Republican circles."
* "The parents of Terri Schiavo have authorized a conservative direct-mailing firm to sell a list of their financial supporters."
* Looking into the past of Greenland.
* Octosquid? (Courtesy
* Looking for new types of extraterrestrial life.
* Inside a prize collection of anti-communist artifacts.
* Pope Benedict brings back the Latin mass.
* "The Star Trek franchise lives on through fan films, crafted by people outside the industry. In terms of money, it's a whole different universe."
"Virginia, usually a reliably Republican state in presidential elections, may become a key battleground in the 2008 election as broadly negative views among independents of President Bush and the war in Iraq have altered the presidential race."
Imagining an earth without people. (Also courtesy