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 The Battles For Late Night

Louis Menand -- New Yorker

The Leno-O'Brien debacle might not have happened if Jay Leno had used representation. As Bill Carter tells the story in his hugely entertaining recap, The War for Late Night: When Leno Went Early and Television Went Crazy, Leno fired his manager in 1992, shortly after taking over from Johnny Carson as host of the "Tonight Show." Leno believed that his manager had said things to poison his relationship with Carson. As it was, David Letterman, who, as the host of "Late Night," had been following Carson for eleven years and was considered the heir apparent, felt resentment about being passed over for Leno, whose reputation had been built partly on his many guest appearances on "Late Night." Leno was professional to the core, but he did not want business to ruin friendship. He never used a manager or an agent for his contract renewals again.

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Bush: 'Damn Right' I Gave The Go-Ahead On Waterboarding Terror Suspect

Alex Eichler -- Atlantic Monthly

In George W. Bush's new memoir, Decision Points, the former president explains that the CIA approached him about the possibility of waterboarding Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the al-Qaeda operative often called "the architect of 9/11." In his memoir, Bush writes that his response was "Damn right." This seems to be a straightforward admission that Bush approved the use of waterboarding on a detainee--even though this technique is widely regarded as inhumane, and its use is thought by many to violate the United Nations Convention Against Torture, of which the United States is a signatory. (In media outside the U.S., waterboarding is almost always referred to as torture.)

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

Steven Lehto -- Jalopnik

 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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Many experts say video footage shows the chemical exhaust of a very large missile. After the Government had no explanation, certain military experts said the rocket might have been launched from a Chinese sub to possibly send a message to Barack. If this is true, America is in even more danger than any could have guessed even weeks ago. If China launched a rocket off the US West Coast, what would be the message? Undoubtedly that they are stronger than we ever imagined and that they can strike at a moment's notice if need be. This comes on the heels of Obama openly criticizing China's currency pumping activities and also demanding the world community stand up to them. ...

Economist and New York Times columnist Paul Krugman says the only way the U.S. will get its debt crisis under control is by the use of "death panels" and a national sales tax. The national sales tax, referred to as VAT (value-added tax) and widely used by governments across Europe, will help cut the U.S deficit, Krugman argues. Krugman made his comments on ABC's "This Week with Christiane Amanpour" during a roundtable discussion about the economy and the recent findings of the U.S. Debt Reduction Commission. Here's the key excerpt: "Some years down the pike, we're going to get the real solution, which is going to be a combination of death panels and sales taxes. It's going to be that we're actually going to take Medicare under control, and we're going to have to get some additional revenue, probably from a VAT. But it's not going to happen now." ...

Rangel tapped his National Leadership PAC for $293,000 to pay his main legal-defense team this year. He took another $100,000 from the PAC in 2009 to pay lawyer Lanny Davis. Such spending is against House rules. "It's a breach of congressional ethics," one campaign-finance lawyer said. Washington, DC, political lawyer Cleta Mitchell said there is "no authority for a member to use leadership PAC funds as a slush fund to pay for personal or official expenses." ...

Cindy McCain is now starring in a hard-hitting public campaign that directly tackles Don't Ask, Don't Tell. Her stance puts her at powerful odds with her own husband, Senator John McCain, who enthusiastically supports Don't Ask, Don't Tell and will likely continue to even when a much anticipated internal military study next month confirms that the policy's repeal will have minimal impact on our armed services. ...

This has to be one of the most anticlimactic weekends in the race for Chicago mayor: Rahm Emanuel officially is officially announcing today he's all in and two other challengers are expected to do the same Sunday. "Because I love this city -- the place my family came to and the place where I was born -- I want to fight for a better future for all the people of Chicago," Emanuel told a crowd gathered in a North Side elementary school gymnasium. He vowed not to raise taxes while pledging to create jobs and fix schools. ...

 Prince George's County Executive Jack Johnson and his wife, who was recently elected to the County Council, have been charged in federal court with tampering with a witness and evidence relating to a federal offense. ...

 Text of the affidavit by FBI Special Agent Wendy H. Munoz, released Friday afternoon. ...

In the wake of Republican successes in last week's election, the party's attention has turned to the question of whether the often-embattled Michael Steele is the best person to lead the Republican National Committee going into the 2012 campaign. On Friday morning, former Michigan Republican Party Chairman Saul Anuzis, who ran for the post two years ago, became the first declared challenger to Steele's leadership. ...

Mr. Beck's conspiratorial reading of the recent history of Eastern Europe puts him in complete agreement with Iran's intelligence ministry, which for years has been working to discredit the country's reformist leaders and their calls for fair elections as the puppets of foreign plotters. Mr. Soros's name was invoked repeatedly during the show trials of opposition figures in Tehran in 2009, following weeks of street protests over the country's disputed presidential election. At his trial, an Iranian academic who once received support from Mr. Soros, Kian Tajbakhsh, claimed, in what appeared to be a forced confession, that the country's former president, Mohammad Khatami, had met with Mr. Soros to plot the overthrow of Iran's Islamic Republic. ...

In Sarah Palin's Alaska, TLC's bid at a fresh look at the great wilderness state, viewers get to see Alaska through the eyes of its global celebrity former governor. But not in the same way that one might see Bali through the eyes of Sir David Attenborough. Because Sarah Palin's Alaska isn't really a documentary -- it's a show about the Palins's domestic setup in Alaska and the outdoor excursions they take as a family. ...

 AND TEXT. AMC announced Thursday it would not renew its conspiracy thriller "Rubicon" for a second season. The series was about an analyst at an intelligence analyst NYC-based think tank who begins to suspect he's actually working for members of a secret society that's manipulating world events. More than half of the show's fans were 50 years old, or older. The network targets 18-to-49-year-olds. 'The Walking Dead' was renewed. ...

Investors are hitting the off switch on what Wall Street dubs the "risk-on" trade. The risk-on trade, which also got a boost from a power shift in Congress in the midterm elections, no longer appears to be a sure thing. Last week, the Dow Jones industrials fell four of five days, losing 2.2%. The biggest drop came Friday, the day the Fed began quantitative easing(QE2). ...

Yesterday, Greenspan accused the US government of driving down the value of the dollar -- a strategy some say makes US exports cheaper and more attractive. Greenspan delivered his verbal jab in an op-ed column that ran in Thursday's Financial Times, in which the former central bank boss wrote that America is "pursuing a policy of currency weakening." Other nations, including Germany, have leveled a similar charge at the US, making Geithner's job at the Group of 20 summit -- an annual gathering of global economic leaders -- more difficult as he seeks to ease tensions over currency exchange rates. ...

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 Congresswoman Says Chance Of Cyber Attack Against Electric Grid Is 100%

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Rep. Yvette Clarke (D-NY) said that our electrical grid is "what distinguishes our nation as an advanced, modern civil society." She subsequently warned of the all-too-familiar dangers that could potentially devastate the nation's power supply. "As many of you in this room are aware, the grid remains vulnerable" to advanced viruses that are designed specifically to target industrial control systems. Clarke cited Russia, Iran, China, and North Korea as nations that are known to regularly use "offensive cyber attack capabilities, while terrorist organizations continue to work to develop these capabilities." She reminded the crowd of what happens when the grid goes beyond capacity and breaks, like it did during the Northeast blackout in the summer of 2003, which interrupted service for more than 55 million people in the US and Canada. "While our citizens remained relatively calm throughout the ordeal, it still caused 11 deaths and roughly $6 billion in damages", Clarke said. "Imagine what those damages would be for a nationwide blackout lasting a few weeks." ...

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You Could Soon Make Your Own Blood From Your Skin, Say Scientists

Sophie Borland -- Daily Mail (UK)

Patients could be treated with blood made from their own skin after a startling breakthough by scientists. The prospect of 'growing your own blood' may mean the end of the need for endless donations by strangers to keep supplies topped up. Scientists found that by injecting skin cells with DNA proteins and a cocktail of molecules they could turn them into blood cells. ...

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When word got out that Barack Obama told an interviewer he had learned from his mistakes, the grandees of the political class swarmed to the bait. Like primitive mystics "reading" the entrails of a sacrificial animal, they began dissecting his comments to divine whether the president is signaling a course change after the election. No, he's not going to change. Why mess with perfection? Obama thinks he did everything right and nothing wrong. And he remains stuck on blaming others, including voters, the media, Republicans, Washington, and impossible-to-please liberals. In short, nearly halfway through his term, Obama still doesn't get it. He's clueless about his massive failures, which means, if he's given the chance, we can expect more of them. ...

In case you hadn't heard, yes Barack Obama did go before a $30,000-per-person Democratic National Committee fundraiser in Greenwich, Connecticut -- the hedge-fund capital of the world -- and (at the home, I kid you not, of a guy named "Rich Richman" ) complain about how silly his base was being. (Laughter.) "If we get an historic health-care bill passed -- oh, well, the public option wasn't there. If you get the financial-reform bill passed -- then, well, I don't know about this particular derivatives rule, I'm not sure that I'm satisfied with that. And gosh, we haven't yet brought about world peace and -- (laughter.) I thought that was going to happen quicker." (Laughter.) With your own party heading for disaster in the polls, a number of its candidates are running away from you faster than you can say, "You really considered this guy for vice president?" ...

Washington has not witnessed so much top level White House intrigue since October 20, 1973, when a Saturday night saw President Nixon fire the Watergate independent counsel, the U.S. attorney general, and the deputy attorney general in the "Saturday Night Massacre." Just ten days earlier, Vice President Spiro Agnew resigned after being charged with accepting bribes while governor of Maryland. In the case of Barack Obama, the senior firings are not happening during a single nght but the recent involuntary sudden departures of the White House chief of staff and national security adviser, along with what is a putative president who is suffering from Nixonian levels of paranoia, depression, and schizophrenia, has some top-level administration officials considering the first-ever invocation of Section 4 of the 25th Amendment -- the involuntary removal of the president from office. The White House meltdown has the Washington political circuit buzzing under the surface. ...

The Obama administration seems determined to attain a stranglehold grip on the world wide web by whatever means possible. The true motivation behind doing so was revealed when Senator Joe Lieberman, a key supporter of cybersecurity legislation that would hand Obama the power to shut down portions of the Internet for months with no congressional oversight, told CNN's Candy Crowley that the ultimate intention was was to mimic the Communist Chinese system of Internet policing.
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The Arizona law reflects the same language as the wording in federal immigration law. The state law doesn't create its own immigration policy. That makes the administration's legal challenge all the more specious. Its arguments parrot those the ACLU, the National Council of La Raza and similar activist groups make whenever a state or locality tries to enact a remedy to immigration-related problems that arise in their community. The Supreme Court and several appellate courts have treaded lightly in cases involving federal pre-emption. The courts have taken a cautionary stance when pre-emption is claimed, because of the slippery slope that easy findings of pre-emption would create. ...

Obama is a big spender and an advocate for bigger, more activist government. So was Bush, though not, perhaps, to the same degree. The same people who were mad at the latter were mad at the former, and have enlisted in the Tea Parties. It is only in the mind of a dedicated statist that the desire for smaller, more limited government can seem extreme, radical, or unhealthy. The Tea Party movement is not outrageous or outlandish or even, as someone suggested here on Thomas Jefferson Street just the other day, unthinking. The sense of panic felt on the left has become voluble, making the latest volley of assaults on the Tea Party an effort at explaining that the Tea Party movement is of its very nature irrational, a product of anger, and ultimately not in the country's best interest. ...

Regarding this country's immigration, the only thing wrong with the system in place is the irremediable damage of decades of unwillingness to adequately fund it, the blatant refusal to enforce it, and the preposterous assumption of its harmlessness by the Left. Every president and Congress since Lyndon Johnson shares culpability for the current conglomeration of the 15-20 million illegal immigrants in this country. The Left needs the expedited conversion from illegal to citizen for votes, and the Right needs them regardless of their citizenship status for cheap labor. ...

 AND TEXT. The man in the video is Sidney Hill, 52, and he has been arrested by Palmer police for assault, disorderly conduct and criminal mischief. The video simply shows him carrying his sign, with the only assault, disorderly conduct or mischief being conducted by the security guards who removed him. ...

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