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10:55 AM ET, May 31, 2006

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Arwa Da / CNN:
A reporter's shock at the Haditha allegations  —  BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) — It actually took me a while to put all the pieces together — that I know these guys, the U.S. Marines at the heart of the alleged massacre of Iraqi civilians in Haditha.  —  I don't know why it didn't register with me until now.
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New York Times:
Files Contradict Account of Raid in Iraq  —  WASHINGTON, May 30 — A military investigator uncovered evidence in February and March that contradicted repeated claims by marines that Iraqi civilians killed in Haditha last November were victims of a roadside bomb, according to a senior military official in Iraq.
CNN:
Sumaidaie: Marines shot my cousin
Discussion: AMERICAblog and The All Spin Zone
Guardian:
Gore: Bush is 'renegade rightwing extremist'  —  Al Gore has made his sharpest attack yet on the George Bush presidency, describing the current US administration as "a renegade band of rightwing extremists".  —  In an interview with the Guardian today, the former vice-president calls himself a …
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Guardian:   Born again  —  Al Gore was the nearly man of US politics …
Susan Schmidt / Washington Post:
Former Ney Aide Details How Abramoff Treated 'Champions'  —  In the first public testimony by a member of Jack Abramoff's inner circle, a former congressional aide told a federal jury yesterday how the disgraced lobbyist identified his "champions" in government and then showered them with favors …
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New York Times:
Ringside With Caesar's Wife
Discussion: Unfogged
Kevin A. Hassett / American Enterprise Institute:
Let's Give John Snow the Praise He Has Earned  —  The secretary of the Treasury has historically been an administration's pre-eminent economic policy maker.  The Treasury department has authority over virtually every corner of the economy, and access to a large and gifted staff.
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Robert J. Samuelson / Washington Post:
What You Don't Know About the Immigration Bill  —  The Senate passed legislation last week that Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) hailed as "the most far-reaching immigration reform in our history."  You might think that the first question anyone would ask is how much it would actually increase or decrease legal immigration.
Washington Post:
Congressman Tried to Hide Papers, Justice Dept. Says  —  Court Filing in Response to Jefferson Lawsuit Defends Raid  —  The Justice Department yesterday vigorously defended the recent weekend raid of Rep. William J. Jefferson's Capitol Hill office as part of a bribery investigation …
Abby Goodnough / New York Times:
As Hurricane Season Looms, States Aim to Scare  —  MIAMI, May 30 — Convinced that tough tactics are needed, officials in hurricane-prone states are trumpeting dire warnings about the storm season that starts on Thursday, preaching self-reliance and prodding the public to prepare early and well.
Allison Hoffman / Associated Press:
McCain cancels Bilbray event over immigration  —  SAN DIEGO - Arizona Sen. John McCain on Tuesday canceled an appearance for a Republican congressional candidate who has attacked his opponent for supporting McCain's immigration bill.  —  McCain, R-Ariz., was scheduled to speak Wednesday …
Tony Blankley / Real Clear Politics:
Ruffled Republican Feathers  —  With Congress out of town for a week, it gives the nation a chance to lick our wounds before having to endure the next round of damaging blows to the body politic.  —  I have tried hard to maintain a polite apathy in the face of the more recent congressional …
Jeffrey Ressner / Time:
Rousing the Zealots  —  Neo-Nazis, white supremacists and militiamen are revivified by the furor over illegal immigration  —  Pugnacious anthems and racist diatribes have never been in short supply at Nordic Fest, an annual white-power Woodstock held over the Memorial Day break near …
Robin Toner / New York Times:
Democrats' Senate Hopes May Ride on Tennessee Race  —  KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Representative Harold E. Ford Jr. freely acknowledges that he faces many challenges in his campaign for the Senate, which may ultimately determine the Democratic Party's chances of regaining a Senate majority.
Discussion: Bark Bark Woof Woof
Dirk Lammers / Associated Press:
S.D. Abortion Ban Oppponents Petition  —  PIERRE, S.D. — An abortion rights group Tuesday submitted more than twice the number of the signatures needed to hold a statewide vote in November on whether to repeal South Dakota's ban on abortion.  —  The Legislature earlier this year passed …
Opinion Journal:
Hayden's Heroes  —  Maybe the CIA could use a few amateurs.  —  A top intelligence service is vital to national security.  So we've been looking for signs that incoming CIA Director Michael Hayden would lead the agency in the right direction.  But so far the Air Force General …
 
 
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Bryan Bender / Boston Globe:
Insurgent attacks in Iraq at highest level in 2 years
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Telegraph:
Saudi fighters 'are leading the surge in attacks on British troops'
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Ann O'Neill / CNN:
Holloway case a mystery after a year of 'catch and release'
Daniel Williams / Washington Post:
New Vehicle for Dissent Is a Fast Track to Prison
Jennifer Williams / eurekalert.org:
Iraq's marshes show progress toward recovery
Reuters:
Pedophiles to launch political party
wsbtv.com:
Victim Fights Back, Kills Robber
John Milburn / Associated Press:
Ex-Kansas GOP Chair Switches Affiliation
Discussion: The All Spin Zone
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aut.org.uk:
NATFHE motion on proposed boycott of Israeli academics - an AUT statement
Christopher Hitchens / Slate:
Furious George  —  Galloway preapproves the murder of the British prime minister.
Charles Lane / Washington Post:
High Court's Free-Speech Ruling Favors Government
Associated Press:
Another global warming gift: itchier poison ivy
Steve Silberman / Wired News:
Don't Try This at Home  —  Garage chemistry used to be a rite of passage for geeky kids.
Carl Hulse / New York Times:
A Build-a-Protest Approach to Immigration
Guy Dinmore / Financial Times:
Neo-cons question Bush's democratisation strategy
Philly.com:
Greenpeace's fill-in-the-blank public relations meltdown
 

 
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Madhumita Murgia / Financial Times:
The Financial Times signs a deal with OpenAI to train AI models on the publisher's archived content and to let ChatGPT reply with short summaries of FT articles

Jessica Toonkel / Wall Street Journal:
Sources: Paramount is planning for what happens if no big deal happens, mulling cutting $2B in costs, selling BET and TV stations, starting a streaming JV, more

Ben Smith / Semafor:
Sources: Nicholas Carlson, who has been the global editor-in-chief of Business Insider since 2017, is expected to leave the publication later this summer

 
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