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BART police again face use-of-force questions
Source: The San Francisco Chronicle

18:59 PST OAKLAND -- BART police are again defending an officers' use of force after a YouTube video was posted of a glass-shattering altercation that bloodied an officer and a patron on the West Oakland platform Saturday evening.

Video: Santa Train Makes Its Annual Trip
Source: WKYT - Home - Headlines

On November 21, 2009 the Santa Train made its annual trip, with stops in Pike County, Kentucky and Virginia on its way to Kingsport, Tennessee. This article includes video from the Pike County portion of the trip.

Obama asks for patience on economy
Source: Reuters

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama on Saturday urged Americans to show patience over the economy and argued that his just-concluded Asia trip was critical for U.S. exports, countering criticism he had returned empty-handed.

Obama job approval rating drops under 50 percent
Source: Yahoo! News

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – President Barack Obama's job approval rating has dropped below 50 percent in a second major poll in an indication he is suffering from the long healthcare debate and weakness in the economy, Gallup said on Friday.

Former drug informant faces uncertain future - Seattle- msnbc.com
Source: msnbc.com

After years of helping to put away drug dealers as an undercover agent, an El Salvadoran wants to get a 'real' job and lead a quieter life.

Crane smashes Through Santa Rosa, California House: Video of Scene
Source: PressDemocrat

"A crane . . . toppled backward and sliced a Santa Rosa home nearly in half" on November 16, 2009.

Historic John Ball Zoo Considers Closing Due to Lack of Funding
Source: wwmt.com

This is my favoritest zoo in the entire world. Please, one more season? Am living for Spring already as it is. The monkeys are my favorite, although, slightly less interesting since you switched out the combative monkeys for the complacent ones.

Teen Texts While Driving--Loses Life
Source: wwmt.com

Very sad. The young lady was a close friend of an acquaintance of mine. It makes me nervous to try to even make a call while driving. I'm guessing it is even more difficult to successfully split one's attention, for the less experienced driver.

Kentwood, Michigan Man Dies After Repeated Tazing
Source: wwmt.com

The article does not state how many times the man got tazed, nor does it give the age of the man, or much in the way of details. Nevertheless, another person has lost their life due to being Tazed. And I, for one, fail to see anything humorous about it. Kentwood my hometown, btw.

Countdown to Copenhagen
Source: Guardian Unlimited

The end of America?

RNC Subsidizes Abortions for 18 years --- and counting
Source: AlterNet.org

The debate over financing of abortions -- the basis for the offensive Stupak amendment -- is all about money being fungible.

Tony Blair to give evidence in public in Iraq war inquiry | Politics | guardian.co.uk
Source: Guardian Unlimited

Former prime minister Tony Blair could face further questions over his decision to prosecute war in Iraq. Photograph: Scott Barbour/Getty Tony Blair is set to give evidence in public to the Iraq war inquiry in the run-up to the next election, it was announced last night.

PCHR Weekly Report On Israeli Human Rights Violations in the Occupied Palestinian Territory
Source: pchrgaza.org

During the reporting period, the Israeli Municipality of Jerusalem issued orders to demolish more houses in Jerusalem and surrounding suburbs.

CDC: Swine flu has sickened 22 million in 6 months
Source: Yahoo! News

In a news release by the national center for disease control, it was reported that new data indicates that in the last six month, 20 million had contracted " Swine Flu" and that no fewer than 4000 people including 450 children had died from it.

Feds Move to Seizes 4 Mosques, Skyscraper
Source: The New York Times

NEW YORK (AP) -- Federal prosecutors are taking steps to seize four U.S. mosques and a New York City skyscraper owned by a nonprofit Muslim organization.

Warren Buffett: The financial panic is over
Source: Yahoo! News

NEW YORK (Reuters) – Warren Buffett, perhaps the world's most admired investor, said on Thursday the financial panic that gripped the globe last year is a thing of the past, even as the U.S. economy's struggles persist.

Six Students, Two Others Hurt In Laurel County, Kentucky School Bus Crash
Source: lex18.com

"Six students and two adults were hurt Thursday morning [November 12, 2009] after an accident involving a Laurel County school bus and an SUV."

Drug May Help Smokers Quit...Moving to Phase III Trials
Source: CNN

The NicVAX vaccine prompts the immune system to create antibodies that bind to the nicotine molecules in the blood. The now-larger molecules are prevented by their size from crossing the blood-brain barrier.

France Best, US Worst in Preventable Death Ranking
Source: Reuters

"It is startling to see the U.S. falling even farther behind on this crucial indicator of health system performance.

UC Berkeley students make world-record California sushi roll
Source: Inside Bay Area Most Viewed

The world's longest California roll was made on the UC Berkeley campus Sunday, according to Consul-General of Japan Yasumasa Nagamine.

Iran Charges 3 Americans With Spying
Source: The New York Times

The three were held after they strayed into Iran from northern Iraq at the end of July. More Articles

Masterfleece Theater
Source: Reason Magazine

Democrats say their health care bill will provide "real competition".

amednews: Women Pay More For Health Care ... American Medical News
Source: amednews.com

Women's groups, consumer advocates and lawmakers have come together under the belief that being a woman should not count as a preexisting condition. But they note that changing the current situation is easier said than done.

Bloomberg Wins Third NYC Mayor Term, Beats Comptroller Thompson
Source: Bloomberg.com

Nov. 4 (Bloomberg) -- New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg won re-election yesterday in a tighter race than public opinion polls had projected, becoming the first three-term chief executive of the largest U.S. city by population since 1989.

Hands Off Our Healthcare - Canadian National Post
Source: National Post

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