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Via Reuters/Yahoo (hat tip: LGF):
At least five people were killed and more than 52 others wounded on Wednesday in blasts at two international hotels in the Jordanian capital, Amman, witnesses said.
A blast at the Radisson hotel killed at least five and wounded more than 12, Reuters witnesses said. The blast was caused by a bomb [...]

***1130am EDT update: Results! The moonbat has quit…details below***
Just when you think things are getting better in New York City, politically correct insanity rears its monstrous head again. Tom Bevan at Real Clear Politics flags today’s Newsday story about the new Islamist-sympathizing, nutball Muslim chaplain hired by none other than the New York Fire Department:
An [...]

There’s lots of buzz about last night’s CBS News report on former/not-so-former FEMA director Michael Brown’s status:
Former FEMA director Michael Brown is continuing to work at the Federal Emergency Management Agency at full pay, with his Sept. 12 resignation not taking effect for two more weeks, said Homeland Security Department spokesman Russ Knocke.
CBS News correspondent [...]

Conservative radio talk show host and NRO contributor Michael Graham has been suspended from WMAL-AM without pay in Washington, D.C., for bluntly challenging Islam last week on air and this week in a column. Excerpt from his JWR piece:
I take no pleasure in saying it. It pains me to think it. I could [...]

Reader Stu G. writes, “For all the anti-American photos that won awards, here’s one that deserve one for if ever one photo so clearly showed the difference between US forces in Iraq and the Michael Moore’s ‘minutemen,’ this is it:”

AP Photo/US Army(05/30 correction. The photo is NOT an Associated Press photo. It was taken by [...]

As I noted earlier, the Pulitzers were announced Monday afternoon. One travesty was the failure to acknowledge Claudia Rosett’s ground-breaking commentary/reportage on the U.N. Oil for Food scandal. Here’s another potential scandal: Bloggers are raising (or rather, re-raising) disturbing questions about one of the Associated Press photos that won the Breaking News Photography prize.
First, check [...]

For those who may still be laboring under the illusion that we are not at war, I strongly suggest that you visit Cryptome.org’s Homeland Security Operations Morning Brief page before it gets taken down. The proprietor, John Young, was leaked sensitive but unclassified homeland security briefs and posted five months’ worth of the briefs (Sept [...]

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Sorry for the spleen-venting so early in the morning, but read this from the AP, headlined “Bush wants intelligence bill free of immigration provisions:”
The White House yesterday asked Congress to reject an attempt in the House to place illegal-immigration measures in an intelligence reform bill.
The Bush administration wants “an effective bill that both Houses can [...]

The Associated Press reports in a story headlined, “Bush’s Nephew, in Mexico, Calls Arming of Border Guards ‘reprehensible’:”
President Bush’s nephew, campaigning for overseas votes in Mexico on Saturday, called the federal policy of arming U.S. Border Patrol agents with plastic pellet guns “reprehensible.”
Speaking in a mix of English and sometimes-halting Spanish, George P. Bush said [...]

University of North Carolina law professor Eric Muller has been guest-blogging about my new book this week over at The Volokh Conspiracy. He enlisted the aid of his friend and author Greg Robinson in his endeavor. I welcome the debate from the Eric-Greg tag team and others who have actually read the book and are [...]

Via Drudge and the Associated Press, we learn: “Kerry in favor of U.S. bin Laden trial:”
John Kerry said Friday he would put Osama bin Laden on trial in U.S. courts rather than an international tribunal to ensure the “fastest, surest route” to a murder conviction if the terrorist mastermind is captured while he is president.
“I [...]

And gets burned big time. Dale Franks at QandO has a great summary and analysis of the Homeland Security Undersecretary’s appearance yesterday on KFI-AM’s John and Ken show in Los Angeles. These guys are doing what the Los Angeles Times editorial page ought to be doing: holding government officials accountable when they make pander-driven decisions [...]

Power Line’s John Hinderaker takes a closer look at the Associated Press report on how President Bush and Donald Rumsfeld supposedly gave the green light to unleash torture on al Qaeda detainees:
I found this paragraph, near the end of the AP’s account, astonishing:
“[Rumsfeld] approved 24 interrogation techniques, to be used in a manner consistent with [...]