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The Rise And Fall Of America's Jet-Powered Car

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 AND TEXT. We almost had jet-powered cars. Chrysler quietly developed a Jet-powered car in the 1960s. Steve Lehto's new book "Chrysler's Turbine Car: The Rise and Fall of Detroit's Coolest Creation" explains how bureaucracy killed one of Detroit's engineering triumphs.

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Review Of Bob Woodward's New Book, "Obama's Wars"

Michiko Kakutani -- New York Times

It's no secret that there have been ferocious arguments within the Obama administration over the war in Afghanistan: both substantive policy debates. Bob Woodward's new book, "Obama's Wars," underscores just how vociferous and highly personal those altercations and message wars often became. Mr. Woodward adds lots of detail and anecdotal color to the story of how the White House's policy on Afghanistan evolved over the administration's first 18 months, and how the decision was made to send 30,000 more troops to Afghanistan (to try to wrest momentum away from a resurgent Taliban) with a drawdown of American forces scheduled to begin in July 2011.

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Excerpt: Stephen Hawking's "The Grand Design"

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Read an excerpt of Stephen Hawking's "The Grand Design" from Chapter 1: "The Mystery of Being."

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Peter Hitchens Talks About His Faith And His Atheist Sibling Christopher

Charles Lewis -- National Post

Almost everyone knows how his elder brother Christopher Hitchens feels, but less well known are the views of Peter Hitchens, a conservative columnist for the The Mail on Sunday in London, who was inspired to write his latest book, The Rage Against God: How Atheism Led Me to Faith, because of the "dangerous" teachings of men like his brother. It is not a faith book, at least not in the conventional sense of defending doctrine or even making a philosophical case for God. The book is devoid of "faith talk"; the name Jesus does not appear once in the book. "Remember, I'm an ex-Trotskyite, so I'm quite suspicious of the man of total conviction and certainty. What I did not want, coming away from Marxist utopianism, was to find another mirror image of utopianism," he said. "The argument I'm making for religion is largely a negative one: if you get rid of [God] you will be in a tremendous fix."

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Bozo The Clown: "The Man Behind The Nose"

Philip Potempa -- Northwest Indiana Times

Did you hear the one about when Bozo ran for president? Or how two assassination attempts were made on his life? How about the time that Bozo flew into the jungles of New Guinea to see if he could bond with dangerous cannibal tribes? Well then, you must know about the time his size 83 AAA shoes saved him from being swallowed whole by a giant, murderous python in Thailand, right? These are just a few of the "prizes" plucked from "The Man Behind the Nose: Assassins, Astronauts, Cannibals, and Other Stupendous Tales," (HarperCollins $25.99) a new 256-page hardcover by Susan Harmon, widow of Larry Harmon, the man credited with creating "the world's most famous clown. The book, released in time for Bozo's 50th anniversary, was co-authored by Thomas Scott McKenzie. The late Larry Harmon reportedly drafted most of the book before his death.

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New Book Celebrates George Herriman's Krazy Kat

Doug MacCash -- Times-Picayune

 AND TEXT. "George Herriman's Krazy Kat, A Celebration of Sundays" is a dynamite introduction to one of the most dysfunctional duos ever found on the funny pages. It's also a book-shelf must-have for anyone devoted to jazz-era expression. But beneath the quirky comedy of the antique cartoon, Herriman's real life story is a disquieting detour through the bad ol' days of American race relations that begins in the Treme neighborhood of New Orleans. Starting exactly 100 years ago (July 26, 1910), Ignatz the cartoon mouse began hurling bricks at the head of his Coconino County neighbor, Krazy Kat. Zip! Pow! It's no wonder that a mouse, given the chance, would torment a cat. Here's the weird thing: For the next 34 years, Krazy Kat fell more deeply in love with Ignatz with each beaning. Try as he might, police officer Pupp could do nothing to dampen either Ignatz's violent obsession or Krazy's misplaced ardor for the mouse that he or she (we're never quite sure of Krazy's sex) called "L'il Anjil."

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Fight Over Evolution Still Simmers 85 Years After Scopes Trial

Bob Smietana -- The Tennessean

Rachel Held Evans had a choice while growing up in Dayton, Tenn., site of the 1925 Scopes Monkey Trial. Believe the Bible or believe evolution. "I was taught that if you don't interpret Genesis 1 and 2 literally, then you don't take the Bible seriously," said Evans, 29. "I held on tightly to that for a long time." Evans says creationism -- the belief that God created the Earth around 6,000 years ago in six days -- was commonplace in her town. Unable to reconcile science with her faith, Evans embraced evolution. "I learned you don't have to choose between loving and following Jesus and believing in evolution," she said. She chronicled her personal journey in a new memoir, Evolving in Monkey Town: How a Girl Who Knew All the Answers Learned to Ask the Questions.

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 Republicans have seized control of the U.S. House of Representatives by a wide margin. "The American people have sent an unmistakable message to him tonight, and that message is: "change course," current Minority Leader and the presumptive next Speaker of the House John Boehner said after the results came in. Barack Obama called Boehner to congratulate him on the victory, and promised cooperation. Democrats were able to hold the Senate, but did give up seats to Tea-Party backed candidates. Republican Rand Paul won a Kentucky Senate seat as a no-compromise Tea Partier. He vowed to go to Washington to battle both party establishments. "Eleven percent of the people approve of what's going on in Congress but tonight there's a Tea Party tidal wave and we're sending a message to 'em!" Paul said to a roaring crowd. Tea Partier Marco Rubio took a Florida Senate seat. Democratic Senate incumbent Blanche Lincoln lost her seat in Arkansas. Republican Dan Coats won in Indiana, replacing a Democrat. Still, Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid held his seat, beating Tea Party favorite Sharron Angle. Joe Manchin kept a West Virginia Senate seat Democratic, as did Chris Coons in Delaware, beating Tea Partier Christine O'Donnell. ...

 In Illinois, the GOP wave crashed into the Senate seat held by Barack Obama. The close race goes to former Congressman Mark Kirk, a Republican. ...

Voters hit the reset button on American politics Tuesday. There is no more Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, no more one-party control of the Federal Government, no more Obama landslide map. The country awakens this morning to all the same problems -- but the menu of solutions is up for grabs. "Yes, we can" has collided with "Oh, no you don't." And the future -- including the 2012 presidential election -- starts right now. The swing voters who flocked to Barack Obama two years ago turned against his agenda, electing a tidal wave of new Republican members of Congress, and shaving the Democratic advantage in the Senate to a hair's breadth. As the number of House seats captured by the GOP climbed toward 60, Democrats pondered a loss of historic scope, exceeding the 52 seats captured by the GOP in the 1994 Gingrich revolution. Exit polls suggested that widespread anger over the government's handling of the poor economy was the fuel that fed the firestorm -- it was a wave of discontent, a resounding vote of no confidence in all branches of power. ...

It wasn't just the economy, stupid. The historic losses suffered Tuesday by Democrats in the U.S. midterm elections owe as much to the unpopular and off-point agenda of Barack Obama as it does to high unemployment. A policy pivot might have limited the damage, but the White House failed to recognize the trouble until too late. The economy made a Republican win almost inevitable, but Obamanomics made it a wipeout. ...

The idea of putting largely untested outsider candidates up against even embattled incumbents like Senate majority leader Harry Reid backfired on the tea party Tuesday, potentially costing the Republicans control of the Senate. With tea party champions Christine O'Donnell in Delaware and Sharron Angle in Nevada both losing their races and Ken Buck in a race still too close to call in Colorado, the Senate remained out of Republican control even as the Democrats faced historic economic headwinds and an angry and dissatisfied public. To be sure, Republican gains in the Senate -- even if short of a takeover -- were impressive. Republicans look assured of picking up at least six seats -- to 47 -- and perhaps seven if Mr. Buck can win his race.The Republican takeover of the House is by itself critical to shift the balance of power in Washington. In the Senate, newly elected tea party candidates like Ron Paul and Marco Rubio can have an outsized effect, promising to severely hamper Barack Obama's ability to push through major legislation. "The ability of this administration to get major new programs done was already limited. This [election] just seals the deal," Jaret Seiberg, a policy analyst with the Washington Research Group investment advisory firm said. ...

Whether Pelosi will stay on as minority leader -- or even in Congress -- remains to be seen. "I certainly hope she does, because I think she could still be very effective," said Art Torres, a former state Democratic Party chairman. But if Pelosi leaves, triggering a special election to fill her seat, it will be a very different climate for San Francisco in Congress. "We would go from having the most powerful person in the House to the one with the least seniority," said University of San Francisco political science Professor Corey Cook. ...

 California voters (at least, those who did not have the munchies) firmly rejected a measure to legalize recreational use of marijuana, and defeated an attempt to shoot down the state's landmark global warming law. ...

Current House Minority Whip Eric Cantor, R-Va., is expected to be the new majority leader in the House with Ohio Rep. John Boehner as speaker. "I believe that when we take majority of in January, I hope that we're able to put a repeal bill on the floor right away because that's what the American people want. They understand that this bill is going to bankrupt this country and take away the health care that they -- most people in this country -- know and like," Cantor said. ...

 Rand Paul says his victory in Kentuckys U.S. Senate race sends a clear message to Congressthat the people have come to take their government back. ...

Despite her devastating defeat to Harry Reid, political experts said Tuesday night that Nevada has probably not seen the last of Sharron Angle. Angle emerged in the U.S. Senate race after defeating GOP favorite Sue Lowden in the primary for the nomination. But for those who didn't know her before, the former assemblywoman from Reno has been a constant candidate for about the last 15 years in Nevada. In 2012, she could have a buffet of campaign choices. ...

Republicans ousted at least five House Democrats across New York as the antiestablishment, anti-incumbent wave sweeping midterm elections reached into one of the nation's most reliably blue states. Democrats lost House seats from New York City to Rochester despite strong wins for the party at the top of the ticket. Andrew Cuomo's win over Republican Carl Paladino in the governor's race and twin victories for Sens. Chuck Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand over underfunded and largely unknown Republican opponents weren't enough to stem deep losses down the ballot. ...

Recounts loom in at least two states, which could last weeks, and both parties are lawyered up for the legal battles that might ensue. These three nail-biters won't determine which party controls the Senate. With outcomes elsewhere already known, Democrats will remain the majority party there, although by a slimmer margin. But just how slim remains to be seen, and on a night when Democrats took the worst midterm shellacking in the House of Representatives since 1948, they're hoping for just a bit of good news. ...

They say victory is sweet, but some victories are sweeter than others. For Republicans, toppling Nevada's Harry Reid -- the Senate Majority Leader who many of them revile almost as much as the president -- would be the sweetest victory of all. And it is well within their reach. The contest between Mr Reid and Republican candidate Sharron Angle, a Tea Party favorite, is the race to watch on Tuesday night. Republicans also have their sights set on Barack Obama's former Senate seat in Illinois. The battle there between state treasurer Alexi Giannoulias, a Democrat, and Republican Congressman Mark Kirk -- complete with accusations of lies, corruption, and ties to the mob -- is typical of Chicago's bruising political scene. Going into polling day, the race was too close to bet on, but if Republicans win this traditionally Democratic spot expect them to celebrate it as a serious snub to Mr Obama. ...

Today is the first major test of the influence of the Tea Party movement on US politics, with Tea Party-backed candidates across America expecting to shake up politics both inside and outside of Washington DC. The U.S. 2010 midterm election day sees voting get underway from Florida to Alaska: follow all the live updates here. The linked page will automatically update throughout the day. ...

"You're going to have a conservative Republican majority in the House -- nobody doubts that," said Richard K. Armey, the former House majority leader who is now chairman of FreedomWorks, the Washington-based conservative organizer that has supplied local tea party activists with resources. "That means that it's been a transformation, a restoration and a rehabilitation of the Republican Party. And with that, they beat the Democrats." In the Senate, Armey continued: "One way or another, the Republican caucus in the Senate is going to be a conservative caucus. Everybody in the Senate who is a Republican is saying, 'How can I make peace with this movement and this commitment to grassroots conservative Republicans?'" ...

Barack Obama spent today holed up at the White House bracing himself for what polls suggest will be the worst Democratic election results for a generation, a shift that could leave Washington gridlocked. "There are only two outcomes: a substantial Republican wave or an enormous Republican wave," Larry Sabato, director of the centre for politics at the University of Virginia and one of the most respected analysts in the US, said. The Republicans will have to decide whether to compromise with Obama in getting some legislation through or opt for all-out combat. A large corps of Republicans backed by the grassroots Tea Party movement are expected to win seats in the House and Senate and will push for non-co-operation with the White House. ...

A Republican takeover of the Senate would be a slap down for Democrats, and most political handicappers consider that scenario unlikely. But Republicans are expected to add to the 41 seats they have now, eating into the Democrats' almost-filibuster-proof margin and, perhaps, forcing them to approach lawmaking in a more bipartisan way than has recently been the case. The Republicans need to net 10 seats to take control of the Senate. The odds of doing so are slim, says Jennifer Duffy, senior editor for the Cook Political Report, but the GOP is likely to gain five to seven seats. One question is whether Independent Sen. Joseph Lieberman of Connecticut, who currently caucuses with Democrats, will switch allegiances if Republicans come close to winning the majority. ...

 Arizona's immigration law faced tough scrutiny from a federal appeals panel Monday as the state's governor appeared in person to support the controversial provision on the day before an election in which she's seeking her first full term. ...

Forget the polls and the pundits, astrologer Jennifer Angel looks to the stars to break down the candidates stumping for office. Here is how she sees it. ...

 Former California Rep. Gary Condit told jurors Monday that he didn't murder Chandra Levy and insisted he cooperated fully with police when they investigated the Washington intern's disappearance nearly a decade ago. ...

Aaron Shannon Jr. ran into the backyard to show off his Spider-Man costume Sunday to his uncle, grandfather and cousin when two men armed with handguns opened fire in the alley behind the home. At least one of the rounds struck Aaron in the back of his head; his uncle was hit in the leg and his grandfather on the wrist. "This is absolutely horrific. This is 2 p.m. on Halloween," said Los Angeles Police Deputy Chief Pat Gannon, who oversees South Los Angeles' policing. "This little boy was getting ready to go trick-or-treating. It is one of the most exciting days of the year for young children, and then they opened fire on this innocent family. ...

China's interest in the elections was high, with extensive coverage topping most leading Internet news portals. Xiong Zhiyong, a professor at China Foreign Affairs University who specializes in China-US relations, said he worried about the election's fallout on the U.S.-China relationship, which has been marked by tensions over trade and currency, among other issues. With the U.S. economy still in decline, China has become an easy target for American politicians, he said. "Inside the U.S., the Republicans have been attacking Obama's recovery policies. And the Obama administration has been unable to come up with an effective solution to save the economy. All that being considered, it is easier to accuse China of making that mess," he said. During election campaigning, China-bashing was quite popular among U.S. candidates, he said. ...

At least 11 letter bombs had been detected in the Greek capital, one addressed to Nicolas Sarkozy and eight to the embassies of Bulgaria, Russia, Germany, Switzerland, Mexico, Chile, the Netherlands and Belgium. Greek police said international postal and parcel services would be suspended for two days. In Berlin, German authorities destroyed a bomb addressed to Chancellor Angela Merkel. The package was sent from Greece two days earlier by UPS delivery and resembled the Athens parcel bombs, according to German interior minister Thomas de Maiziere. "The threat is very serious. We are extremely vigilant and I am following it very closely," Sarkozy told reporters. ...

Indonesia's Mount Merapi volcano has erupted again, with greater force than last week's eruptions in which 36 people died. Witnesses said lava and burning rocks as well as hot ash were shooting from its crater for several hours. An estimated 75,000 people have been evacuated from the area since Mount Merapi first erupted last Tuesday. ...

The attack -- blasts in at least 13 separate neighborhoods -- was clearly designed to hit civilians at restaurants and cafes where many Iraqis were gathered to enjoy the warm evening. The sophistication and the targets -- Shia -- suggested that Al Qaeda-linked Sunni militants were responsible for the deadliest day in Iraq since May. The attack comes just days after a bloody seige at a Baghdad church which left 58 dead. Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki claimed former members of Saddam Hussein's Baath Party were behind the attacks. ...

 Will Geddes, chief executive officer of International Corporate Protection, talks about security regulation on commercial and cargo airlines following the discovery of two bombs in the U.K. and Dubai. ...

 It doesn't take much time to realize the importance of deliveries. So many packages need to get delivered that even when security is threatened overseas, many people won't allow themselves to be affected here. Packages in and out of Yemen are suspended. Many experts don't believe this will have an impact on the global delivery business. ...

 U.S. intelligence officials intercepted three suspicious packages in September that they think were a dry run for Friday's mail bomb scheme, a U.S. official said Monday. The information was first disclosed Monday night by ABC News. ...

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A reader who wishes to remain anonymous sent in this criticism:

Mr. March, You linked the video of Hillary Clinton having what has been referred to as an 'outburst' on your site, yet, you did not explain the context. You omitted the truth and presented the situation as another crazy Clinton moment. You not only misportrayed the situation, you lost an opportunity to share/address the plight of women who have no rights in their country. I have been a long time reader of your March Report and have shared the Report with many people. I wrote to you addressing the Clinton video and have seen no retraction or explanation. I won't be referring anyone to this page anymore. My belief and trust that you maintain objectivity and research all sides has been permanently altered recently. Consevative or not, you have always seemed to work at being fair and true to journalism. I now am seeing you differently.

Robert Jay March Responds:

This reader has mischaracterized the report. In fact, we went out of way to add clarity to the situation. The copy proved by WMAQ-TV, the televsion station which provide the report through one of our syndicators, said "A Congolese university student seems to presume that Bill Clinton's opinion is more important than the current Secretary of State's." In order to portray the situation accurately, we rewrote the copy to read as follows (emphasis added): "As a result of a translator's error, a Congolese university student appears to presume that Bill Clinton's opinion is more important than the current Secretary of State's. Hillary explodes, and hilarity ensues. Oh, those wacky, wacky Clintons." That was all the information that was available on August 11, 2009, when we ran the story. Witty retort aside, we went out of our way to clarify the report. Further details from the State Department and the White House did not become available until the following day.

Another reader, who wish to be referred to by the nom de plume "Needles," has an unusual take on the Certifi-Gate crisis:

The birthers need to step back and consider the consequences of their actions. If Mr. Obama were to be declared ineligible, there are several possible outcomes. They could remove him from office and install Joe Biden as President. The argument would be made that if Mr. Obama was not eligible to run for President, then the ticket is invalid as well and Joe Biden should not be Vice President. The next person in the order of succession would be Speaker of the House; Nancy Pelosi. Because no eligible candidate received a majority of electoral votes, the selection of the President could be thrown into the House. Speaker Nancy Pelosi, would then be king-maker. The choices are Joe Biden, Nancy Pelosi or someone Nancy Pelosi picks. Maybe it is best to leave the birth certificate matter alone.

Robert Jay March Responds:

Mr. Obama being declared ineligible does not legally invalidate Biden's election, provided he is qualified. Even if it did, the Constitution is too important to ignore; it is all that separates us from tyranny. Regardless of the consequences, if in fact Mr. Obama is ineligible, he must be removed. That said, all we have thus far is the preponderance of evidence leading to a likely conclusion, not conclusive facts. That is why the revelation of the long-form birth certificate is so important.

Finally, a third reader who wish to be referred to by the nom de plume "unihawker," writes:

Dear Mr. March, I was watching TV the other night and they showed a clip of Obama in Kenya during his trip there during the campaign. I am not sure if it was just some Freudian slip or not, but he said as he was waiving to the people greeting him, "Thank you, it is great to be back home". My question was, If he was not born in that country why would he call it home?

Robert Jay March Responds:

Good question, for which I have no answer. If this report is correct, it is yet another contribution to the preponderance of evidence that implies Mr. Obama is ineligible. A copy of the long form birth certificate would cost Mr. Obama $12; thus far he has spent $1.3 Million to avoid producing it. As in any investigation, follow the money: in this case, what money is being spent on to conceal.

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