October 15th, 2008
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Former Fox employees talk about how they were forced to push a “right-wing” point of view or risk their jobs. Some have even chosen to remain anonymous in order to protect their current livelihoods. As one employee said “There’s no sense of integrity as far as having a line that can’t be crossed.”
Wow… This site gives you a way to get virtually ALL drivers for EVERYTHING internal. I have already built a DVD install disk and installed it on some of the newer machines, and it does great. Saves me a TON of time. I just hope the site doesn’t go under for bandwidth. 
I’ve literally spent hours and hours playing this game. A defend-your-castle type bow & arrow game, complete with experience points, purchasable upgrades, and more. Probably the best flash web game I’ve ever played.
The Chrysler Group, which depends more heavily on sales of pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles than any other Detroit automaker, said Monday that it expected gasoline prices to remain at $3 to $4 a gallon for the rest of this decade.
RED HERRING | Universal Offers Free Music … too little, too late?
The state Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday that the government can keep and destroy more than 500 CDs taken from Michael Cohen, owner of Pitchfork Records in Concord, in 2003 even though the state failed to prove that a single disk was illegal. Cops, which are there for the purpose of protecting our rights and property, are the ones legally stealing.
Americans increasingly see the war in Iraq as distinct from the fight against terrorism, and nearly half believe President Bush has focused too much on Iraq to the exclusion of other threats. Should the trend hold, the rising skepticism could present a political obstacle for Mr. Bush and his allies on Capitol Hill.
No really, that’s the name of the case.
The Eighth Circuit Appeals Court recently ruled that police may seize cash from motorists, citing that “possession of a large sum of cash is “strong evidence” of a connection to drug activity.” Gonzales was never charged with any crime, but his cash was stolen by police anyway.
Former U.S. president Jimmy Carter said the Iraq invasion had subverted the fight against terrorism and instead strengthened al-Qaeda and the recruitment of terrorists. In an exclusive interview with The Sunday Telegraph newspaper, Carter said that if he had still been president, he would never have considered invading Iraq in 2003.
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