'KKK' confronts Westboro protesters
CNN TOP STORIES | MAY 31, 2011
http://pulsene.ws/1MlEj
Protesting members of the controversial Westboro Baptist Church were met with an unlikely group of counter-protesters Monday at ... read more
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America needs a second revolution to end two-party rule in America.
'KKK' confronts Westboro protesters
CNN TOP STORIES | MAY 31, 2011
http://pulsene.ws/1MlEj
Protesting members of the controversial Westboro Baptist Church were met with an unlikely group of counter-protesters Monday at ... read more
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Frum: Media loves Palin, snubs Romney
CNN TOP STORIES | MAY 31, 2011
http://pulsene.ws/1MNHF
Sarah Palin has mesmerized the cable shows by revving a bus and riding a Harley. read more
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Egyptian official: 'Virginity checks' done
CNN TOP STORIES | MAY 31, 2011
http://pulsene.ws/1Mnms
A senior Egyptian general admits that "virginity checks" were performed on women arrested at a demonstration this spring, the ... read more
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Clashes rage in Yemen's capital
CNN TOP STORIES | MAY 31, 2011
http://pulsene.ws/1MFZ6
Three people were killed Tuesday during clashes in Taiz, a center of protests against the Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh, ... read more
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Supreme Court Throws Out Lawsuit Against John Ashcroft
HUFFINGTON POST: POLITICS | MAY 31, 2011
http://pulsene.ws/1MMwB
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court has ruled that former Attorney General John Ashcroft cannot be sued over his role in ... read more
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About Time. Now go after the crooks on Wall St.:
It's getting personal now. In a shift still evolving, federal enforcers are targeting individual executives in health care fraud cases that used to be aimed at impersonal corporations.
The new tactic is raising the anxiety level — and risks — for corporate honchos at drug companies, medical device manufacturers, nursing home chains and other major health care enterprises that deal with Medicare and Medicaid.
Previously, if a company got caught, its lawyers in many cases would be able to negotiate a financial settlement. The company would write the government a check for a number followed by lots of zeroes and promise not to break the rules again. Often the cost would just get passed on to customers.
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http://m.philly.com/phillycom/pm_101980/contentdetail.htm?contentguid=bNfb3QV7
- What happens when the big one comes along? We are not ready.
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