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Top Stories Russia's Medvedev Renews Cold War Rhetoric CBS News: New Russian President Seems To Be Reviving Adversarial Relations With The U.S.  Number Of "Safe" Cars Doubles From 2008  Budget Concerns Take Back Seat To Bailouts  China Earthquake Survivors Look To Future CBS News Programs The Early Show: Recipes Five Yummy Pumpkin Alternatives To Pie Executive Pastry Chef Gale Gand Serves Up Recipes For Other Types Of Thanksgiving Goodies Using Pumpkin  CBS Evening News: On The Trail With The Nuke Hunters  CBS Evening News: China Earthquake Survivors Look To Future  CBS Evening News: Detroit, Check Out This Radical New Karma U.S.  » More U.S. Man Arrested In New Jersey Church Shooting Police Say He Drove From Calif. Killed Estranged Wife, Bystander Then Fled To Georgia  Military Examines Role In Domestic Defense  Trial Ends In MySpace Hoax Suicide Case  Indian Game Show Winners Ink MLB Contracts World  » More World IMF Approves $7.6B Loan For Pakistan Global Fund To Shore Up Floundering Economy Of South Asian Nation At Center Of Terror Fight  Protests Force Thai Government Underground  10 Arrested In Acid Attack On Afghan Girls  Shipping Group Urges Anti-Piracy Blockade Politics  » More Politics Obama Says Goodbye To Former Life Washington Post: President-Elect Who Thrived On Routine In Chicago Now Seeks Comfort In A City He Has Never Embraced  Obama May Not Repeal Bush Tax Cuts  Obama Introduces Economic Team  President Bush Pardons 14 Individuals Health  » More Health A New Trend In Paranoid Delusions More Mental Patients Are Convinced Their Lives Are Being Filmed For Entertainment, A La "The Truman Show"  Uncertainty Is Powerful Stress Producer  8 Tips For Losing Weight After Pregnancy  AP: Millions Spent On Unapproved Medicines SciTech  » More SciTech Is Free Microsoft PC Security Dangerous? Tech Analyst Larry Magid Worries Software Giant's Free Anti-Malware May Stifle Competition  Asia Turns To Wired Wyo. Town For English  NFL Thinks Beyond HD, Tinkers With 3-D  Bug Spy: U.S. Develops Tiny Flying Robots Business  » More Business Citigroup Bailout Fuels Wall Street Boon Dow Jumps 400 Points On Government's Plan To Rescue Troubled Financial Giant  Citibank's "Sweet Deal" From Government  Little Known About Geithner's Views  Fast Draw: Checks Vs. Infrastructure Strange  » More Strange NZ Billboard Thief Gets His Own Ad Campaign Thief Who Stole New Zealand Billboards Is Star Of Oversized Advertising Campaign  Man Recovering After Being Shot By His Dog  Student Arrested For 'passing Gas' At Fla. School  Men Guilty Of Selling Prosthetic For Drug Tests Entertainment  » More Entertainment Jackson-Sheik Settlement Is Hush-Hush Shiek's Lawyer Said Details Of Legal Disute Over A Planned Music Project Are To Remain Confidential  Boy George On Trial For False Imprisonment  Murder Trial Opens For "Sopranos" Actor  O'Donnell: Walters Had Had Enough Opinion  » More Opinion America Is Still A Conservative Nation Weekly Standard: Despite Obama's Election, Exit Polls Show Conservatives Still Outnumber Liberals  American Autoworkers Making $70 An Hour?  Automakers Need A Crash Course In Quality  At MSNBC, The 'M' Is For (Rachel) Maddow

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Obama's Economic Team | Cops Get Tasered (Really Don't Like It) | Will Obama Take on Bush-era Torture?

PEEK Newsletter November 25th, 2008 More blogs and video »

Obama's Economic Team: Reactions Roundup By Staff, Huffington Post Barack Obama officially announced the key players in his economic team. Some reactions are excited, others doubtful. Read more »   Would Passing Universal Health Care Kill the GOP? By Nicholas Graham Signs point to yes. Read more »   FOX and the GOP Fearmongering About Employee Free Choice By ZP Heller, Brave New Films Conservatives get desperate over EFCA. Read more »   Is Tony Blair a Terrorist? NSA Eavesdropped on Britain's Prime Minister By Steve Benen, Washington Monthly And to think, some of us nervous nellies were concerned that the NSA might abuse its surveillance powers. Read more »   'Liberal' Colmes Leaves Hannity at Fox News By Petulant, Shakesville "Alan Colmes will relinquish his role as co-host of Hannity & Colmes at the end of the year." Read more »   What Does Napolitano at Homeland Security Mean for Immigration Reform? By Diego Graglia, Feet in 2 Worlds Napolitano's approach on immigration is fundamentally pragmatic. Read more »   Obama and Senate Dems Prepping for Quick, Massive Stimulus Package By Sam Stein, Huffington Post "I want to see [a stimulus package] enacted right away. It is going to be of a size and scope that is needed to get this economy back on track." Read more »   Heckuva Bailout: Citi and AIG Still Pay Hundreds of Millions in Sports Sponsorship By Jane Hamsher, Firedoglake "This type of spending is indefensible and unacceptable to Citigroup's new partner and largest investor: the American taxpayer." Read more »   Surprise: Cops Who Get Tasered Really Don't Like It By Digby, Hullabaloo Apparently some police officers have a bone to pick with Taser International Inc. Read more »   The Secret to Rachel Maddow's Success By Faiz Shakir, Think Progress Head of MSNBC on Maddow's success: 'She comes in every day and studies for eight hours.' Read more »   The Last Secrets of the Bush Administration By Steve Benen, Washington Monthly Getting a sense of what the nation doesn't know about the Bush administration's secrets is not only daunting, it's hard to know where to start. Read more »   Will Obama Take on Bush-era Torture? By Devin Montgomery, Jurist Legal News and Research Although he does not seem eager to prosecute those who approved or carried out torture, there is talk of a 9/11 Commission-style investigation. Read more »   Stop Hating: Here's Why Obama Is a Progressive By Booman, Booman Tribune Do you even begin to understand what we've accomplished (and what we averted)? Read more »

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Obama's $$ Team | Zombie Economics | Cops Hate Tasers? | Live Well on $5K Salary

Headlines Newsletter November 25th, 2008 All stories, blogs, and video »

Obama to the Economic Rescue: Is He Picking the Best Team? By Alexander Zaitchik, AlterNet Why not hire more people who were right all along, not failures who are in the process of recalibrating everything they've ever believed? Read more »   Obama's Treasury Pick Signals Continuity with Bush's Failed Economic Policies By William Greider, TheNation.com Obama is too smart to allow the past to define his presidency. But Timothy Geithner is an architect, and now an enabler, of the unfolding crisis. Read more »   Zombie Economics: Don't Bail out the System that Gave Us SUVs and Strip Malls By James Howard Kunstler, Kunstler.com We shouldn't squander our remaining resources on an economic infrastructure that doesn't have a future. Read more »   Cavemen Clearly Control the Mainstream Media: Just Look at How Women Were Treated During the Election By Sheila Gibbons, Women's eNews The good, the bad and the ugly of this political season's media coverage of women. Read more »   Living the Good Life on $5,000 a Year By Kevin O'Connor, Rutland Herald Today's global financial cloud got you feeling gray? Vermonter Jim Merkel sees a silver lining. Read more »   Surprise: Cops Who Get Tasered Really Don't Like It By Digby, Hullabaloo Apparently some police officers have a bone to pick with Taser International Inc. Read more »   Obama's Drug Czar Pick: Will We Ever Get Past Having a War on Drugs? By Maia Szalavitz, Huffington Post We can't ignore science like Bill Clinton did and install a drug czar who will ignore science and push dogma. Read more »   Psychologists to Obama: Don't Name Torture Apologist John Brenner CIA Director By Stephen Soldz, Psyche, Science, and Society An open letter from 200 psychologists and allies who are urging Obama not to select John Brennan to be Director of the CIA. Read more »   PEEK and Video: The hottest buzz and videos on the web     FOX and the GOP Fearmongering About Employee Free Choice By ZP Heller, Brave New Films Conservatives get desperate over EFCA. Read more »   What Does Napolitano at Homeland Security Mean for Immigration Reform? By Diego Graglia, Feet in 2 Worlds Napolitano's approach on immigration is fundamentally pragmatic. Read more »   The Secret to Rachel Maddow's Success By Faiz Shakir, Think Progress Head of MSNBC on Maddow's success: 'She comes in every day and studies for eight hours.' Read more »

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