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  1. Fox News headline: ‘Hip-hop dancing Colin Powell fuels speculation he’ll endorse Obama.’

    Fox News headline: ‘Hip-hop dancing Colin Powell fuels speculation he’ll endorse Obama.’

    thinkprogress.org » Think Progress - 7 hours ago

    In London yesterday, former Secretary of State Colin Powell “performed an impromptu hip-hop dance alongside well-known rap stars” following a speech at the “Africa Rising” festival. In an article on its website today

    Also tagged: media, fox news, race, obama

  2. Bon Jovi objects to McCain-Palin campaign using his songs.

    Bon Jovi objects to McCain-Palin campaign using his songs.

    thinkprogress.org » Think Progress - 9 hours ago

    Jon Bon Jovi issued a statement to TMZ today objecting to Gov. Sarah Palin’s (R-AK) use of his song “Who Says You Can’t Go Home” during her rallies: We wrote this song as a thank you to those who have supported us

  3. New DOD guidelines prohibit waterboarding, use of dogs.

    thinkprogress.org » Think Progress - 10 hours ago

    The LA Times reports that the Pentagon has issued a new directive on detainee interrogations, explicitly prohibiting the use of dogs in interrogations. The directive also bans techniques taught at the U.S. military’s

    Also tagged: torture, waterboarding

  4. Report finds that White House used ‘taxpayer-funded trips to help elect Republican candidates.’

    thinkprogress.org » Think Progress - 11 hours ago

    A draft House Oversight Committee report finds that the White House “used the political affairs office to orchestrate an aggressive strategy to use taxpayer-funded trips to help elect Republican candidates for public

    Also tagged: bush, taylor, waxman

  5. Iran: McCain’s ‘bomb bomb Iran’ joke could be America’s ‘nightmare.’

    thinkprogress.org » Think Progress - 12 hours ago

    Iran’s parliamentary speaker Ali Larijani has responded to John McCain’s joking response to a question about what the U.S. policy should be towards Iran. “That old Beach Boys song, ‘Bomb Iran?’” McCain said last year

    Also tagged: iran, mccain

  6. Bush issues two more presidential signing statements. (Updated: Sen. Leahy responds)

    Bush issues two more presidential signing statements. (Updated: Sen. Leahy responds)

    thinkprogress.org » Think Progress - 13 hours ago

    Yesterday, President Bush asserted “that he had the executive power to bypass several parts of two bills: a military authorization act and a measure giving inspectors general greater independence from White House

    Also tagged: military, bush

  7. Bush issues two more presidential signing statements.

    Bush issues two more presidential signing statements.

    thinkprogress.org » Think Progress - 14 hours ago

    Yesterday, President Bush asserted “that he had the executive power to bypass several parts of two bills: a military authorization act and a measure giving inspectors general greater independence from White House

    Also tagged: military, bush

  8. Sacramento County GOP removes website materials urging people to ‘Waterboard Barack Obama.’

    Sacramento County GOP removes website materials urging people to ‘Waterboard Barack Obama.’

    thinkprogress.org » Think Progress - 15 hours ago

    Yesterday, the Sacramento County Republican party removed from their website images that likened Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) to Osama bin Laden. One of the images “encouraged people to ‘Waterboard Barack Obama’”: The

    Also tagged: politics, obama

  9. VA won’t outsource GI Bill management.

    thinkprogress.org » Think Progress - Oct 14, 2008

    Last month, Veterans Affairs Secretary James Peake said that administrating the new GI Bill will “tax VA’s resources” and announced that “the decision has been made to seek private-sector support to implement this new

    Also tagged: military, veterans, bush

  10. Did PBS bury controversial torture documentary under pressure from Bush administration?

    thinkprogress.org » Think Progress - Oct 14, 2008

    Scott Horton reports today that PBS may have refused to nationally air a controversial documentary on the use of torture by the U.S. government in order to protect its funding. Previously, the Bush administration

    Also tagged: media, torture, bush

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