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Newsweek magazine is being slammed for not having retouched its recent cover, which features Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin.Supporters of Palin, 44, an ex-beauty pageant contestant (see below), claim Newsweek deliberately and maliciously chose to not photoshop its Palin cover and minimize her pores, caked-on makeup and crow's feet (Read More)
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While real estate in much of the world's developed countries is struggling, the sale or long-term rental of residential parking spaces is generally doing just fine."New properties constructed in central city areas can come with limited parking spaces - there is, therefore, plenty of demand," said Thomas Postilio, vice presi (Read More)
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Maybe you've noticed: These political blogs can be so gabby. Yap yap yap. You go to some website--democretin.com, republicreep.net, whatever--and there will be a new post for you to read, and the blogger goes on for one, two, sometimes three paragraphs, and each paragraph is a huge heap of sentences, two sentences long or e (Read More)
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House Democrats have postponed until after the election a hearing to investigate the role of hedge funds in the credit meltdown to accommodate witnesses, who include billionaire financier George Soros.The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee announced late Friday that its hearing on hedge funds would include Soro (Read More)
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After taking criticism for standing by for days while his supporters grew increasingly unhinged and hysterical, John McCain did the right thing today, telling his supporters that there's no need to be "scared" of a president Obama and calling on them to be "respectful" towards him.We have two videos for you from the same ev (Read More)
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Northville, Mich.-based Main Street Bank and Eldred, Ill.-based Meridian Bank became the latest victims of the ongoing financial crisis on Friday, when they folded and their deposits were transferred by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.The closures are the 14th and 15th bank failures so far this year.The FDIC said in a pr (Read More)
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