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• Nieman Watchdog
• Mar 10, 2010 Bill Gates wants money from Congress The multi-billionaire testifies on behalf of global health spending, saying vaccines, drugs and innovative approaches are saving millions of lives. It's a cause that's not well understood, he says, and not very well covered.     Nieman Watchdog        more   
• Slate
• Mar 12, 2010 Slate V: Green Zone, Remember Me, and She's Out of My League In this week's Summary Judgment, Mark Jordan Legan sums up what critics are saying about the big weekend movies: Green Zone, Remember Me, and She's Out of My League.     Slate        more   
• TruthOut
• Mar 12, 2010 Final Health Care Bill Vote Due As Early As Next Week Nearly a year after Democrats introduced legislation to reform the health care industry - first by flirting with the prospect of having a government-run program to compete with private insurers and then floating a proposal to expand Medicare to a younger demographic - House Speaker Nancy Pelosi...     TruthOut        more   
• Mar 12, 2010 Six Democratic Senators Poised to Kill Student Loan Reform Graduating from college is a great feeling. Not so great: being saddled with $23,200 in student loans, the average debt owed by graduates of the class of 2008, according to the Project on Student Debt. read more     TruthOut        more   
• RealClearPolitics
• Mar 12, 2010 Democratic Scheming Has Created a Tangled Web James Capretta, NROFriday, March 12, 2010The Democrats' Tangled Web   [James C. Capretta]In 2009, Democrats chose to proceed with a health-care bill under the regular order — that is, they sought to pass the legislation under normal House and Senate rules. They...     RealClearPolitics        more   
• Mar 12, 2010 The Price of Inaction on Health Care Ronald Brownstein, National JournalSign In nationaljournal.com > National Journal Magazine > Political Connections Sponsored Links About National Journal MagazineSubscriptions...     RealClearPolitics        more   
• Common Dreams NewsCenter
• Mar 12, 2010 Texas Approves Curriculum Revised by Conservatives by James C. McKinley Jr.AUSTIN, Tex. - After three days of turbulent meetings, the Texas Board of Education on Friday voted to approve a social studies curriculum that will put a conservative stamp on history and economics textbooks, stressing the superiority of American capitalism, questioning...     Common Dreams NewsCenter        more   
• Mar 12, 2010 The 'Public Option': Democrats' Scam Becomes More Transparent by Glenn GreenwaldA couple of weeks ago, I wrote about what seemed to be a glaring (and quite typical) scam perpetrated by Congressional Democrats:  all year long, they insisted that the White House and a majority of Democratic Senators vigorously supported a public option, but the only...     Common Dreams NewsCenter        more   
• AllHeadlineNews.com
• Mar 12, 2010 All Headline News - Breaking News The latest top breaking news, U.S., world, business, politics, entertainment, celebrities, sports, technology, and more.     AllHeadlineNews.com        more   
• Mar 12, 2010 (AHN) U.S. Markets Fall Flat On Confidence, But Finish Week Higher U.S. markets fluctuated near the flat line as optimism from rising retail sales was offset by a decline in consumer sentiment. - (AHN)     AllHeadlineNews.com        more   
• Consortiumnews.com
• Mar 12, 2010 How Reagan's Propaganda Succeeded New documents from Ronald Reagan's Library show how the Republican propaganda apparatus took root, reports Robert Parry. March 8, 2010     Consortiumnews.com        more   
• Mar 12, 2010 Did US Coddle an Anti-Iranian Terrorist? Iranians welcomed the capture of a reputed Sunni terrorist, but suspicions remain about a US tie, say Flynt and Hillary Mann Leverett. March 7, 2010     Consortiumnews.com        more   
• NiemanWatchdog.org
• Mar 10, 2010 Bill Gates wants money from Congress The multi-billionaire testifies on behalf of global health spending, saying vaccines, drugs and innovative approaches are saving millions of lives. It's a cause that's not well understood, he says, and not very well covered.     NiemanWatchdog.org        more   
• Mar 10, 2010 QDR, the Pentagon's kabuki dance with Congress QDR stands for Quadrennial Defense Review. It could also stand for Quite Disappointing Report. ‘Rebalance' is said to be a goal but military analyst George Wilson has heard that kind of euphemism before.     NiemanWatchdog.org        more   
• The American Prospect
• Mar 12, 2010 A Fresh Take on the Jewish Faith A new community of American Judaism is embracing religious traditionalism and social liberalism.     The American Prospect        more   
• Mar 12, 2010 An Eye on Aid Does greater access to data on foreign aid translate into more accountability? TAP talks with a group that advocates for increased transparency about what it could mean.     The American Prospect        more   
• Mar 12, 2010 The Great School Delusion An education reformer discovers that tests, standards, and other silver bullets are no substitute for hard teaching.     The American Prospect        more   
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