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Tom Goldstein / SCOTUSblog:
Thoughts on this Term and the Next — It's always perilous to try and generalize about a Supreme Court Term. Roughly 80 cases on diverse topics decided by 9 different people don't collectively produce clear themes. When they do appear to, it's often a mirage that reflects the coincidence …
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Richard L. Hasen / Slate:The Supreme Court Gets Ready To Turn on the Corporate Fundraising Spigot
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Reuters:
Obama says coup in Honduras is illegal — WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama said on Monday the coup that ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya was illegal and would set a “terrible precedent” of transition by military force unless it was reversed.
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Mary Beth Sheridan / Washington Post:
Clinton: U.S. Not Declaring Events in Honduras a ‘Coup’ — Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said today the U.S. government is refraining from formally declaring the ouster of Honduras's president a “coup,” which would trigger a cutoff of millions of dollars in aid to the Central American country.
Washington Post:
Ruling on Firefighters Unlikely to Hurt Sotomayor's Chances, Experts Say — The Supreme Court's rejection of a decision against white firefighters endorsed by Judge Sonia Sotomayor gives Republicans a renewed chance to attack her speeches and writings but is not expected to imperil …
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Kevin G. Hall / McClatchy Washington Bureau:
Scalia breaks ranks, slams Bush Fed on bank regulation — WASHINGTON — In a rebuke of the Bush administration, the Supreme Court ruled Monday that a federal bank regulator erred in quashing efforts by New York state to combat the kind of predatory mortgage lending that triggered the nation's financial crisis.
Wall Street Journal:
High Court Boosts Remote DVR — Cablevision's Victory Could Lead to Wider Compromise on New Technology — The Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge to a new type of digital-video recorder from Cablevision Systems Corp., setting the stage for wider use of the technology.
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Allahpundit / Hot Air:
Video: Press corps now openly laughing at Obama's backtracking on taxes — It's a laugh riot, isn't it? Actually, they might be laughing more at Gibbs's feeble way of ducking the question than The One's looming broken promise, but in Gibbs's defense, what's he supposed to say?
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Kenneth P. Vogel / The Politico:
Sanford: Staying is part of God's plan — In a written message to supporters Monday, Mark Sanford asserted that God's plan for him includes finishing his term as South Carolina governor. — Sanford is facing calls for his resignation after disappearing to Argentina then returning last week to admit an affair.
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Peter Hamby / CNN:First on the CNN Ticker: Bauer suggests compromise on Sanford
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Robert Stacy McCain / The Other McCain:
‘It takes small people to stoop this low’ — Says Professor William Jacobson regarding Wonkette's despicable treatment of Sarah Palin's year-old son, Trig. And I would amend the professor's sentiments only to improve them by saying, “It takes gay men to stoop this low.” — Yeah, I just wrote that.
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Andrew Stuttaford / The Corner:
Enemies of the People — Writing in the New York Times, Paul Krugman has a Vyshinsky moment: So the House passed the Waxman-Markey climate-change bill. In political terms, it was a remarkable achievement. But 212 representatives voted no. A handful of these no votes came from representatives …
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Ed Morrissey / Hot Air:
Video: Energy Czar hasn't read cap & tax, either — Barack Obama's energy czar appeared on Fox & Friends this morning to discuss the cap-and-tax bill passed by the House last week on a razor-thin margin. Carol Browner got stumped by Fox's Steve Doocy while questioning her ability to speak to the subject …
Eric Kleefeld / TPMDC:
Busby Blames Local Resident's Political Agenda, Sheriff's Department Officer In Raid On Fundraiser — I just spoke on the phone with Francine Busby, a previous and once-again Democratic candidate for California's Fiftieth House District, about Saturday's raid by the San Diego Sheriff's Department …
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Wall Street Journal:
Obama's Obsolete Iran Policy — The audacity of hope gives way to the timidity of realism. — Printer — Friendly — President Obama's Iran policy is incoherent and obsolete. Maybe David Axelrod should take note. — On Sunday, Mr. Obama's consigliere was asked about Iran …
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Ethan Smith / Wall Street Journal:
Jackson Will From 2002 In Spotlight — A will drafted by Michael Jackson in 2002 which divides the singer's estate among his mother, three children and one or more charities could play a central role in determining how his tangled financial relationships will be unwound.
Kirk Johnson / New York Times:
It's Now Legal to Catch a Raindrop in Colorado — DURANGO, Colo. — For the first time since territorial days, rain will be free for the catching here, as more and more thirsty states part ways with one of the most entrenched codes of the West. — Precipitation, every last drop or flake …
Bob Gale / Big Hollywood:
The Brevity Act: Time for a 28th Amendment — Earlier this year, Congress passed a “Stimulus” Bill. It was 973 pages long. This past Friday, the House passed a “Climate Change” Bill. It was more than 1200 pages long. — This got me wondering: how long, exactly, is our Constitution?
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Moe Lane
Telegraph:
Yemeni plane crash: child survivor found in Indian Ocean — A young child has been plucked alive from the waters of the Indian Ocean by rescue boats searching for survivors of a Yemenia Air flight from Paris that crashed off the Comoros Islands, killing up to 152 people.
Sheryl Gay Stolberg / New York Times:
On Gay Issues, Obama Asks to Be Judged on Vows Kept — WASHINGTON — President Obama defended his policies on gay rights on Monday, telling an audience of gay men and lesbians that he remained committed to overturning the military's “don't ask, don't tell” rule and that he expected to be judged …
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The Daily Dish
Joe Bel Bruno / Wall Street Journal:
Street to Log Best Quarter Since Crisis — The securities firms still standing on Wall Street are about to close the most lucrative quarter since the credit crisis erupted. — And instead of relying on risk and leverage to drive profits, companies such as J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. …
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ABCNEWS:
Rick Klein — ABC News' Senior Political Reporter and author of ‘The Note’ — Rick Klein is ABC News' senior political reporter and author of ABC's The Note, a daily political blog and tipsheet that publishes every weekday morning at ABCNEWS.com. The New Yorker magazine called The Note …
Anil Kashyap / Financial Times:
A sound funeral plan can prolong a bank's life — Buried within the 88-page Obama administration proposal to overhaul financial regulation is an overlooked option called a “rapid resolution plan”. It mandates that systemically important financial companies be required regularly to file a …
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CNN:
CNN Poll: Americans don't want to intervene in Iran election crisis — WASHINGTON (CNN) - A new national poll suggests that that nearly three out of four Americans don't want the U.S. directly intervene in the election crisis in Iran even though most Americans are upset by how the Iranian government …
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Washington Monthly
The Sun:
8st 1oz, no food just pills in his stomach, bald, bruised, his ribs broken by CPR, 4 needle wounds near his heart... THE horrifying state of pop superstar Michael Jackson in his final days can be revealed by The Sun today. — Harrowing leaked autopsy details show the singer was a virtual skeleton …
Leslie Eaton / Wall Street Journal:
Ten States Race to Finish Budgets — Sharply Lower Tax Revenues Lead to Eleventh-Hour Wrangling, Threats of Shutdowns — Ten states were scrambling Monday to pass budgets before a Tuesday deadline, with a handful — including Arizona, Indiana and Mississippi — facing the possibility …
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