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Thursday, March 10, 2011

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Thursday, March 10, 2011

What's The Big Deal? NPR Actually Doesn't Get All That Much Money From The Government

You'd be forgiven for concluding, based on the news, that NPR is basically a government charity. It's not.

	JON STEWART: NPR Execs 'Pussies' For Forcing Schiller Resignation "The erection at Fox News headquarters can most likely be seen from outer space" Read »
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	He's No Megyn Kelly, But Stephen Colbert Went At It With Anthony Weiner Last Night "I understand that you're going to run for Mayor of New York." Read »
	ANN COULTER: Scott Walker Is Not Fit For Office "Where in the Constitution does it say that the United States Congress can fund things to help culture and education." Read »
	Why Erik Spoelstra Is Not Stan Van Gundy Comparing the two coaches just doesn't make sense these days. Read »
	Muslim Rep. Keith Ellison Weeps While Delivering Remarks During Today's 'Islamic Radicalization' Hearings Take that, Peter King. Read »
	Witness Says Brandon Meriweather Was Trying To Break Up Fight, When Gunman Opened Fire* Report: He narrowly missed being shot himself. Read »
	LinkedIn Just Gave Users A Reason To Visit Every Day LinkedIn Today provides personalized news. Read »