Olbermann on Afghanistan: Get out nowSource: msnbc.com
In a Special Comment, Countdown's Keith Olbermann argues that in the face political and financial opportunism, not to mention outright lies about the war in Afghanistan, and the stark historical warning represented by Vietnam, President Obama should make the change he promised du …
Health reform's human storiesSource: msnbc.com
'Countdown' senior producer Rich Stockwell shares his experience attending the free health clinic by the Association of Free Clinics in New Orleans.
Pope's Nazi pastSource: msnbc.com
While growing up in Nazi Germany, Pope Benedict XVI joined the Hitler Youth once it became mandatory.
'Worst Person in the World': Glenn BeckSource: msnbc.com
The bronze goes to an unnamed would-be kidnapper in South Wichita, Kansas. A 23-year-old man tried to shoot his teenage victim, missed then jammed the gun back in the waistband of his pants the way all the cool gangstas do. That's when the gun discharged and struck him in the l …
A special comment about lyingSource: msnbc.com
The president of the United States - unbowed, undeterred and unconnected to reality - has continued his extraordinary trek through our country rooting out the enemies of freedom: the Democrats.
Will Spongebob make you gay?Source: msnbc.com
Two conservative Christian groups are attacking the cartoon character for allegedly being part of a "pro-homosexual video." Watch the video here.
Olbermann: Legislators for saleSource: msnbc.com
In a Special Comment, Countdown\'s Keith Olbermann slams members of Congress��for acting more in the interests of their health industry campaign donors than their constituents who so clearly favor health care reform.
What motivated man accused of sending threats?Source: msnbc.com
Over the weekend, authorities charged 39-year-old Chad Castagana of sending threatening letters to media outlets and the homes of several public figures including "Countdown" host Keith Olbermann.
Fox News goes 10 for 10!Source: Politico
Congratulations to everyone on the Fox News team. Obviously, it takes a total team effort to be the Leader on cable news.
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