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PoliJAM Home Page Articles Submitted Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Nutritionist: Insomniac Jacko begged for powerful sedative
Study: More sex may help damaged sperm
Sarkozy urges Netanyahu to fire Israel's top diplomat...
Germany plans law to rehabilitate 30,000 Nazi "traitors"
Israel, Iran to attend interfaith conference hosted by Kazakhstan
White House backing of Zelaya starts to draw criticism
Michael Jackson public viewing set for Friday at Neverland
Rival Revs. Sharpton, Jackson jockey for position in MJ's memorial spotlight
Iran leader praised amid signs of political purge
China backs down from requirement for Web filter
Pawlenty to sign certificate of election
MINN. SUPREME COURT ENDS RECOUNT, NAMES FRANKEN SENATOR
N. Korean ship now going the other way
Minnesota Supreme Court ends recount, rules Democrat Al Franken won disputed U.S. Senate seat
 Deposed Honduran prez accused of drug ties
...Israeli PM gives his foreign minister his full backing
Ahmadinejad warns of revenge on pro-democracy states
DEMS BOSS SENATE AS FRANKEN MAKES 60
Ahmadinejad hails election as victory for Iranian people
6 Mousavi supporters reportedly hanged
Ousted Honduras president threatened with arrest if he returns
AHMADINEJAD DECLARES ENEMIES' 'SOFT OVERTHROW' FAILED
Thousands say goodbye to MJ in public tribute at the Apollo
Rev. Jesse Jackson has message for suicidal Jacko fans: 'Keep hope alive'
Glenn Beck mocks (video)
Coleman concedes (video)
LOV GOV KEEPS DIGGING: Sanford says 'mistress his soul mate, but he will try to fall back in love with his wife'
...says he "crossed lines" with a handful of women - but only "crossed the ultimate line" with Maria
Stuart Taylor: 'What's striking is that the court was unanimous in rejecting the Sotomayor panel's specific holding'
Report: Dermatologist is biological dad of Michael Jackson's kids
ROYAL WELFARE: British royal bailout looms as queen's bills grow
AP: 10 others to be charged in Madoff probe
Bodies recovered in Yemeni plane crash
Jacko will from 2002 in spotlight
Treasuries head for steepest first-half loss in three decades
Many worry that violence will increase
U.S. to forgive Indonesian debt in exchange for the Southeast Asian nation to protect its own forests
Leaders of coup: 'Nobody scares us'
 Child passenger found alive
SC gov admits additional liaisons with Argentine mistress
$imon offered $144Mn a year to stay on 'Idol'
FIVES CASH-STRAPPED STATES BRACE FOR GOV'T SHUTDOWNS
Airbus with 153 on board crashes into Indian Ocean
Jacko full of life, just two days from death
Study: Political leanings drive car choice; Ideology correlates to U.S. vs. import
Madoff cursed as 'psychopath' by victims who mourn lost savings, blames SEC
U.S. and Europe jointly establish cyber-crime force
U.S. pursues financial war on N. Korea
 
 
Commentary Page Articles Submitted Tuesday, June 30, 2009
On Race, The Slog Goes On - "It's depressing the New Haven firefighters' win in the Supreme Court was so narrow." (Washington Post - George Will)
Ricci Vs. DeStefano - Getting back to first principles of affirmative action. (Forbes - Richard Epstein)
Justices Reject Sotomayor Position 9-0 -- But Bigger Battles Loom - 'What's striking is that the court was unanimous in rejecting the Sotomayor panel's specific holding.' (National Journal - Stuart Taylor Jr.)
Firefighter Justice - The Supremes, Sotomayor, and racial jurisprudence. (Wall Street Journal - Editorial Board)		 Obama's Obsolete Iran Policy - "The audacity of hope gives way to the timidity of realism." (Wall Street Journal - Bret Stephens)
Ideologue-in-Chief - "Far from being a realist, Obama's foreign policy shows him to be immune to reality." (Jerusalem Post - Caroline Glick)
The Winner in Honduras: Chávez - "The coup leaders, who were trying to prevent Hugo Chávez from bringing Honduras into his fold, may end up giving him more strength in the region." (New York Times - Alvaro Vargas Llosa)
Very Constitutional Coup - "Army, broad political base thwart power grab" (Washington Times - Juan Diego Zelaya)
Democrats Play Word Games on Immigration (Washington Examiner - Byron York)
Pork: It's for Everyone, Including Obama - "The president's 'solutions' to the economic crisis amount to spending as much as possible for as long as possible." (Los Angeles Times - Jonah Goldberg)
Vince Lombardi Politics - "Leading Democrats seem open to nearly any idea so long as it will lead to passing legislation, perhaps at the expense of passing sensible legislation." (New York Times - David Brooks)		 A 'Coup' to Protect a Constitution - Honduras ousts a rogue president (New York Post - Ray Walser)
Untimely Change of Battlefront - "Diversion to Afghanistan could undo gains in Iraq" (Washington Times - Tony Blankley)
Bye-Bye, Babylon - Exiting Iraq's cities, victorious (New York Post - Ralph Peters)
The Fight for Iran's Future Is Far From Over - "The Islamic Republic is dead. But will it be replaced by a Taleban-style emirate or democracy?" (London Times - Amir Taheri)
Waxman-Markey Flunks Math (Forbes - Rich Karlgaard)
Waxman-Markey Is Our Smoot-Hawley - "This House has just made the biggest economic mistake since the days of Herbert Hoover." (Investor's Business Daily - Tom McClintock)		 Flat Spin - Can the aerospace industry recover?  (Weekly Standard - Reuben Johnson)
Burn, Bernie, Burn - "Madoff will get just punishment only when he's in hell" (New York Daily News - Editorial Board)
 
 
Sci/Health Page Articles Submitted Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Solar orbiter Ulysses ends mission after 18 years
Men are more accurate than women when hitting a target with force in the dark
Submarines 'able to talk to base thanks to underwater wireless'
Breast cancer treatments impact work status
WHO says Tamiflu-resistant H1N1 "isolated case"
U.S. urged to compare Alzheimer, ADD, other therapies
NASA Manager Pitches a Cheaper Return-to-Moon Plan
FDA panel recommends smaller doses of painkillers
Study: More Sex May Help Damaged Sperm
Study Refutes Protein's Role in Heart Attacks: Companies chasing c-reactive protein may be on wrong path, say experts
Chlamydia, the silent STD that can cause infertility