Quick News Hits From All Over
By Justin Gardner | Related entries in BloggingA roundup of what’s going on yesterday, today and tomorrow.
- Will changing daylight savings time save energy but mess up the economy? National Geographic writes about it.
- The Volokh Conspiracy has a good rundown of gun laws of america.
- Do political opposites attract? That’s what Dean’s World tries to get to the bottom of in this interesting post, ‘When Conservatives Marry Liberals’.
- Kinetic Thought looks at the Muslim Double Standard.
- More “Not In Our Name” rallies are happening, and Instapundit points to one happening in Cairo today.
- Michael Cutler pleads with the government to not privatize federal aviation screeners over at The Counterterrorism Blog.
- Ann Althouse is close to hitting 2 million visitors to her blog. Way to go!
- Political Wire notes that cracks are starting to emerge in the John Roberts nomination process.
- Steven Emerson says the latest fatwa, issued by Muslim leaders in the US, is bogus.
- The Washington Times editorializes about Air America and how they could be in hot water if allegations that they siphoned money from non-profits to fund their launch prove true.
- More london bomb suspects have been caught, as reported by MSNBC.
- Paul Krugman takes a look at French Family Values and notes the French spend more time with their families.
- The LA Times looks at the papers the White House doesn’t want to release about John Roberts, and notes they might not be covered by attorney client privilege.
- David Ignatius worries about Iraq’s stability after he gets a letter from a Sunni friend who has been pushing for cooperation, but is seeing chaos.
- The GOP pours 500K into the race against Iraq War veteran and Ohio democrat Paul Hackett.
That’s probably going to be it for me today, so have a good evening and I’ll see you all tomorrow.
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