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Today's Headlines
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Homeland Security Department Gags Local Law Enforcement to Protect
'Privacy' of Illegal Aliens
(CNSNews.com) – The Department of Homeland Security is gagging local
law enforcement agencies around the country to protect the privacy of
illegal aliens. Kelly Nantel, press secretary for ICE, told
CNSNews.com that although illegal aliens are not protected under
federal privacy law, it is the policy of the Department of Homeland
Security to extend privacy protections to individuals who are in the
country illegally.
Republicans Say Obama Administration Is Limiting Arrests of Illegal Aliens
(CNSNews.com) – Fifty-four members of Congress, mostly Republicans,
have signed a letter to President Barack Obama praising the 287(g)
program that allows trained state and local law enforcement officers
to enforce federal immigration law. The Oct. 26 letter comes shortly
after the Obama administration imposed new limits on state and local
law enforcers, preventing them from arresting many of the illegal
immigrants with whom they come into contact.
New Study Reveals Connection Between Enforcing Immigration Laws and
National Security
(CNSNews.com) – A new study by the conservative think tank Center for
Immigration Studies (CIS) reveals the connection between enforcing
immigration laws and national security -- sometimes in chilling
detail. The report says state and local law enforcement agencies "are
making a significant contribution to public safety and homeland
security, not just in their jurisdictions, but for us all."
Taxpayers Fund Research on Bugs, College Sex Lives, Facebook, and
Rabbit Droppings with Stimulus Bill
(CNSNews.com) – Senate Republicans Friday released a ranking of "10
Stimulus Projects to Remember." The ranking cites real projects funded
by taxpayer dollars while questioning (and poking fun at) their
effectiveness. In Ansonia, Conn., for example, $2.3 million in federal
stimulus funds is being used for insect research; and Duluth, Minn.,
received $6 million in economic stimulus funds for a snowmaking
facility, even though it is the 15th snowiest city in America.
White House Changes Its Rhetoric on Abortion Funding in Health Bill;
Pro-Life Democrat Says 'There Have Been Good Conversations' About It
(CNSNews.com) - A day after the White House changed its rhetoric in
responding to the question of whether the health care bill under
consideration in Congress should include language explicitly
prohibiting federal funding of abortion, a pro-life Democrat who has
been threatening to derail the bill over that issue said conversations
are moving forward on an effort to resolve it. "There have been good
conversations in the past 24 hours," Rep. Bart Stupak (D.-Mich.) told
CNSNews.com in a statement on Thursday.
By 2-to-1 Margin, American Women Prefer Private Health Insurance Over
Government-Run Plan, Poll Finds
(CNSNews.com) – Nearly two-thirds of American women would rather have
private health-care insurance than a government-run plan, according to
a poll released Thursday by the Independent Women's Forum. Concern
over the economy (39 percent) topped health care as women's main
concern.
NFL Players Association Chief Won't Say If NFL Treated Limbaugh Fairly
(CNSNews.com) – NFL Players Association Executive Director DeMaurice
Smith would not say whether the NFL had treated talk-radio host Rush
Limbaugh fairly when racist quotes were falsely attributed to him
shortly after word leaked that he was involved in a potential bid to
buy a stake in the St. Louis Rams. Smith refused to answer the direct
question posed to him by CNSNews.com at a congressional hearing on
Wednesday.
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CNSNEWS.COM VIDEO
Quincy Jones on Michael Jackson: 'He's Not Gone'
(CNSNews.com) - Legendary record producer Quincy Jones told
CNSNews.com in an interview that Michael Jackson is "not gone" and
that their "souls were connected together" through their work and
friendship.
'Melody' Missing from Music Industry, Quincy Jones Says
(CNSNews.com) - Legendary record producer and songwriter Quincy Jones
told CNSNews.com that he would like to see more "melody" in the music
industry today.
Rapper Ludacris 'Not Concerned' That Rough Lyrics Might Negatively
Influence Kids
(CNSNews.com) - Grammy award-winning rapper Chris 'Ludacris' Bridges
said he is "not concerned" that his controversial lyrics might have a
negative effect on the young people he is trying to help with his
non-profit organization. He told CNSNews.com that he is "giving back"
through his foundation and trying to "lead those exact kids by
example."
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OTHER CNSNEWS.COM HEADLINES
China Expands Language Institutes at U.S. Colleges
Texas Law on Children Seeing Porn Being Challenged
Hillary Clinton Scolds Pakistan Over Inaction on Al-Qaida
House Health Care Bill Includes New Taxes, Fees, Government Mandates
House Ethics Panel Launches Probes of Two Democrats
No Official Cost Estimate Yet on House Health Care Bill
Obama Has Mixed Message on Economic Recovery, AP Says
Hard-to-Find Swine Flu Vaccine Going to Some Who Are Not in High-Risk Groups
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NEWSPAPER ROUNDUP:
Schools putting limits students' Halloween costumes
'Asylum of Terror' haunted house angers N.J. mental-health advocates
House bill: 1990 pages, $2.24 million per word
Health bill: requires 42 studies, mentions taxes 214 times
Some criticism as Obama girls get flu shot
Colorado pot dispensaries thriving as stiffer regulation looms
Conservative Party candidate Doug Hoffman has clear shot to win N.Y.
special election
NJ's Chris Christie: 'Man up and say I'm fat'
U.S. may be open to asylum for spouse abuse
California attorney-general's office taped reporters' calls without consent
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COMMENTARY
The Fruits of Intervention
By Patrick J. Buchanan
The United States now faces an elongated military presence in Iraq, an
escalating war in Afghanistan and potential disaster in Pakistan, and
we are being pushed from behind into a war with Iran. These are the
fruits of interventionism.
The Obama White House: Bundlers' Paradise
By Michelle Malkin
Like Capt. Renault in "Casablanca," I am shocked, shocked to discover
that access peddling is going on in the Obama White House. Perks for
deep-pocketed donors? Presidential meetings for sale? The stale
Chicago odor of pay-for-play wafting from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue?
Knock me over with a feather.
Turn Your Head and Cough
By Rich Galen
One Thousand, Nine Hundred Ninety pages. That's how many pages it
takes to change health care in America, if the House Democrats get
their way. The real cost of this bill will be upwards of $1.5 trillion
over the next 10 years. It will raise taxes, cut Medicare benefits,
and put new Federal restrictions on a whole new class of private
businesses. I feel like I do when I'm getting my annual physical and
my doc tells me to "turn your head and cough."
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