PMMJ (cheetahmaster) wrote,
PMMJ
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with an extra helping of SCIENCE

"The last hundred days of any presidency are frequently known as 'legacy time.' The die may be cast, but the occupant of the White House begins making plans to leave and wonders inevitably about how he will be seen by posterity. So what image will dominate the Bush presidency? The Iraq War? The management of Hurricane Katrina? The meltdown of the financial markets? I believe one issue is likely to shape the historical perception of the Bush 43 presidency: torture. And as Team Bush prepares its spectacular finale, its darkest secrets keep bubbling to the surface."

How we can get out of the financial crisis.

McCain returns to Letterman.

SATURDAY NEWS:
* New documents point to American involvement in the Iranian revolution, which we are still dealing with today.
* Interesting! Why Bush should fast track the winner after the election.
* The very different European struggle over immigration.
* Government agencies rated for their scientific candor.
* More problems for the Hubble.
* Catching cactus thieves.
* The AV club interviews Matthew Modine.

The Ibex probe is set to explore the edge of the solar system.

"What was the world's fourth-largest freshwater lake is almost gone due to an engineering project gone wrong."

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