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9:05 AM ET, April 27, 2009

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New York Times:
Geithner, as Member and Overseer, Forged Ties to Finance Club  —  Last June, with a financial hurricane gathering force, Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. convened the nation's economic stewards for a brainstorming session.  What emergency powers might the government want at its disposal to confront the crisis? he asked.
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Paul Krugman / New York Times:
Money for Nothing  —  On July 15, 2007, The New York Times published an article with the headline “The Richest of the Rich, Proud of a New Gilded Age.”  The most prominently featured of the “new titans” was Sanford Weill, the former chairman of Citigroup, who insisted that he and his peers …
Discussion: The Mahablog and Cup O' Joe
Glenn Thrush / The Politico:
Pelosi playing defense on torture  —  Nancy Pelosi didn't cry foul when the Bush administration briefed her on “enhanced interrogation” of terror suspects in 2002, but her team was locked and loaded to counter hypocrisy charges when the “torture” memos were released last week.
Discussion: NO QUARTER
Jim McElhatton / Washington Times:
Obama team reverses union transparency  —  Finance reporting rules deemed too onerous for labor leaders  —  The Obama administration, which has boasted about its efforts to make government more transparent, is rolling back rules requiring labor unions and their leaders to report information about their finances and compensation.
Discussion: The Next Right and Betsy's Page
John Nichols / The Nation:
GOP Know-Nothings Fought Pandemic Preparedness  —  When House Appropriations Committee chairman David Obey, the Wisconsin Democrat who has long championed investment in pandemic preparation, included roughly $900 million for that purpose in this year's emergency stimulus bill …
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Associated Press:
US declares public health emergency for swine flu
Susanne Craig / Wall Street Journal:
Thain Fires Back at Bank of America  —  John Thain figured seven months ago that he was just one rung down the corporate ladder from becoming chief executive of the largest consumer bank in the U.S. Now, he is trying to climb back from the professional disaster that followed.
Ben Hallman / LAW.com:
Law.com - Finding Plaintiffs Lawyers Committed Fraud, Judge Dismisses Tort CasesAgainst Dole and Dow Chemical  —  TOP JOBS  —  Finding Plaintiffs Lawyers Committed Fraud, Judge Dismisses Tort CasesAgainst Dole and Dow Chemical  —  Post a Comment Printer-friendly Email this Article Reprints & Permissions
Discussion: PointOfLaw Forum
Robert Pear / New York Times:
Shortage of Doctors Proves Obstacle to Obama Goals  —  WASHINGTON — Obama administration officials, alarmed at doctor shortages, are looking for ways to increase the supply of physicians to meet the needs of an aging population and millions of uninsured people who would gain coverage under legislation championed by the president.
Discussion: TigerHawk, Dr. Helen and Clusterstock
Fred Barnes / Weekly Standard:
So Far, So Good?  —  Only 1,361 days to go.  —  Strong job approval, higher personal ratings"—that's pollster Andrew Kohut's assessment of President Obama at roughly the 100-day point. “  A bravura performance,” wrote David Broder of the Washingon Post.  The president's flacks take the Muhammad Ali approach: Obama is The Greatest.
Mark Regnerus / Washington Post:
Say Yes.  What Are You Waiting For?  —  Spring is here, that glorious season when young men's fancies lightly turn to thoughts of love, as the poet Tennyson once suggested.  “Lightly” is right.  —  The average age of American men marrying for the first time is now 28.
Matthew Benjamin / Bloomberg:
Summers Says U.S. Economy to Decline ‘For Some Time’  —  The U.S. economy will continue to contract “for some time to come,” said Lawrence Summers, director of the White House National Economic Council.  —  “I expect the economy will continue to decline,” with “sharp declines in employment …
Discussion: RedState
 
 
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New York Times:
Chrysler and Union Agree to Deal Before Federal Deadline
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David Kirby / The Huffington Post:
Mexican Lawmaker: Factory Farms Are “Breeding Grounds” of Swine Flu Pandemic
John Markoff / New York Times:
Computer Program to Take On ‘Jeopardy!’
Discussion: Betsy's Page
MSNBC:
April 26: Gibbs, King Abdullah, Goodwin, Meacham
Discussion: Democratic Strategist and PoliBlog
Satyam Khanna / Think Progress:
Gingrich On Whether Waterboarding Is Torture: 'I Can't Tell You'
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Robin Abcarian / Los Angeles Times:
Antiabortion movement gets a new-media twist
Discussion: Don Surber and Top of the Ticket
John F. Burns / New York Times:
At the Polls, Icelanders Punish Conservatives
Discussion: The Confluence and MyDD
Thomas L. Friedman / New York Times:
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Ben Smith / Ben Smith's Blog:
Nadler on torture investigations: 'There can't be a compromise'
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Spencer Changes Story, But Still Defends Pro Koln …
 

 
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Katie Robertson / New York Times:
G/O Media sells The Onion to Global Tetrahedron, a new Chicago firm owned by former Twilio CEO Jeff Lawson; former NBC News senior reporter Ben Collins is CEO

Alex Sherman / CNBC:
Sources: Paramount and Skydance move closer to a deal, but Paramount's renewal agreement with Charter, which has an April 30 deadline, is a significant hurdle

Etan Vlessing / The Hollywood Reporter:
Prime Video will air NHL games on Monday nights in Canada for the 2024-25 and 2025-26 seasons, after striking a deal with rights holder Rogers Communications

 
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