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11:10 AM ET, July 9, 2007

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David E. Sanger / New York Times:
White House Debate Rises on Iraq Pullback  —  White House officials fear that the last pillars of political support among Senate Republicans for President Bush's Iraq strategy are collapsing around them, according to several administration officials and outsiders they are consulting.
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Robert D. Novak / Washington Post:
'Scouting' the Hill on Iraq  —  National security adviser Stephen J. Hadley visited Capitol Hill just before Congress adjourned for the Fourth of July.  Meetings with a half-dozen senior Republican senators were clearly intended to extinguish fires set by Sen. Richard Lugar's unexpected break from President Bush's Iraq policy.
Harry Potter / CNN:   Pentagon Iraq report to spur Congress debate
Tahira Yaqoob / Daily Mail:
Live Earth branded a foul-mouthed flop  —  Live Earth has been branded a foul-mouthed flop.  —  Organisers of the global music concert - punctuated by swearing from presenters and performers - had predicted massive viewing figures.  —  But BBC's live afternoon television coverage attracted …
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Agence France Presse:
Jet-setting pop stars no problem for Live Earth fans
Discussion: Power Line
Contactmusic.com:
LIVE EARTH JOHANNESBURG OFFICIALS BLAME CLIMATE CHANGE FOR POOR TURN-OUT
Russell Berman / New York Sun:
Fired McCain Aides May Be Hired by Thompson  —  WASHINGTON — The downsizing of Senator McCain's presidential campaign is coming at an opportune time for Fred Thompson, the former Tennessee senator who is likely to jump into the race officially any day now and seeking to build a campaign staff in the early primary states.
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Miles Mogulescu / The Huffington Post:
Is Fred Thompson Another Jack Abramoff?
Discussion: Air America Radio
Robert H. Reid / Associated Press:
Iraqis told to arm themselves  —  Politicians frustrated amid rising violence  —  BAGHDAD — Prominent Shi'ite and Sunni politicians called on Iraqi civilians to take up arms to defend themselves after a weekend of violence that claimed more than 220 lives, including 60 who died yesterday …
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Sudarsan Raghavan / Washington Post:   In Iraqi Hamlet, 'A Funeral Service In Every House'
Stephen Farrell / New York Times:   Around 150, Death Toll in Iraq Attack Among War's Worst
Spencer S. Hsu / Washington Post:
Job Vacancies At DHS Said To Hurt U.S. Preparedness  —  A Fourth of Top Positions Not Filled, Report Says  —  The Bush administration has failed to fill roughly a quarter of the top leadership posts at the Department of Homeland Security, creating a "gaping hole" in the nation's preparedness …
Howard Kurtz / Washington Post:
A Blog That Made It Big  —  The Huffington Post, Trending Up and Left  —  NEW YORK — In the high-ceilinged SoHo offices that once housed an art gallery, Rachel Sklar is juggling a slew of stories destined for the virtual pages of the Huffington Post.  —  There's her interview with author Gay Talese …
Gary Gross / Let Freedom Ring:
So Similar It'S Scary  —  Sunday evening, I read this Strib article about Keith Ellison speaking "to a gathering of atheists."  Here's a quote worth noting: … Later Sunday night, I watched a replay of Sean Hannity's interview Imam Abdul Alim Musa.  Imam Musa made some outrageous statements during …
Discussion: Hot Air
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Ed Morrissey / Captain's Quarters:   Keith Ellison, In The Nutball Box
Joby Warrick / Washington Post:
Tunneling Near Iranian Nuclear Site Stirs Worry  —  The sudden flurry of digging seen in recent satellite photos of a mountainside in central Iran might have passed for ordinary road tunneling.  But the site is the back yard of Iran's most ambitious and controversial nuclear facility …
Joe Hagan / New York Magazine:
Alas, Poor Couric  —  But pity her not.  —  F  —  rom outside the sleek glass chamber of the CBS Evening News set, you can see her: alone in a prim black pantsuit and pearls, shuffling a stack of papers at the wide, half-moon desk.  Sitting stiff and still, she looks dwarfed under …
Kevin / Pundit Review:
Michael Yon discusses Bless The Beasts, and the Children Live From Baqubah  —  Following Someone You Should Know, Bruce McQuain from QandO stayed with us for an extended interview with Michael Yon, who joined us live from Baqubah, Iraq.  Michael is the Ernie Pyle of our generation.
West Virginia Metro News:
Hoppy's Commentary For Monday  —  Research shows West Virginia is tilting back toward blue for the 2008 presidential race.  —  A survey of 400 likely voters completed in May by the political consulting firm of Fabrizio, McLaughlin and Associates finds that if the election were held …
Discussion: Taegan Goddard's …
Adam Nagourney / New York Times:
Voters Excited Over '08 Campaign; Tired of It, Too  —  "I'm afraid we are going to get tired of all this hoop-de-la," said Kathy Shaffer, an elementary school teacher from Clear Lake, Iowa.  "It is too much for too long.You get tired of it.  You put mute on the commercials."
Art Moore / WorldNetDaily:
Muslims declare sovereignty over U.S., UK  —  Hear Islamic leaders in London: 'Queen Elizabeth, go to hell!'  —  Across town from the site of the recent attempted car-bomb attacks, several thousand Muslims gathered in front of the London Central Mosque to applaud fiery preachers prophesying …
R.J. Hillhouse / Washington Post:
Who Runs the CIA?  Outsiders for Hire.  —  Red alert: Our national security is being outsourced.  —  The most intriguing secrets of the "war on terror" have nothing to do with al-Qaeda and its fellow travelers.  They're about the mammoth private spying industry that all but runs U.S. intelligence operations today.
Jonathan Weisman / Washington Post:
Edging Away From Inner Circle, Pelosi Asserts Authority  —  In February, only a month after becoming speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi settled weeks of threats from Rep. John D. Dingell, her blustery Energy and Commerce Committee chairman, by putting in writing her assent to one of his big demands …
 
 
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eppc.org:
Peter Wehner, White House's Director of Strategic Initiatives, To Join EPPC
Jeanne Cummings / The Politico:
Senate headed for new clash over ethics
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Chris Good / The Hill:
Conyers demands answers on Libby commutation
Sean Wilentz / New York Times:
Mr. Cheney's Minority Report
Kari Huus / MSNBC:
Tulsa's illegal immigration wreck
Robin Abcarian / Los Angeles Times:
Hearts over minds, he tells Democrats
Discussion: Shakesville
Cara Buckley / New York Times:
New York Plans Surveillance Veil for Downtown
Discussion: PoliBlog (TM)
John Hughes / Bloomberg:
Fitzgerald May Testify on Prosecution of Libby Case, Leahy Says
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Robert Pear / New York Times:
A Battle Over Expansion of Children's Insurance
Brian C. Mooney / Boston Globe:
He's N.H.'s secret to primary primacy
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BBC:
Three guilty over 21/7 bomb plot
Discussion: Harry's Place
John Biemer / Chicago Tribune:
Duckworth declines 2008 race
Discussion: Swing State Project and TIME
Vikas Bajaj / New York Times:
Increasing Rate of Foreclosures Upsets Atlanta
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Daily Mail:
The terrorist who became a London traffic warden
Jonathan Gurwitz / Opinion Journal:
The Troubled Texas GOP
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Blackwater manager blamed for 2004 massacre in Fallujah
 

 
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