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Tuesday, December 4, 2012

Fwd: Wednesday's Daily Brief: Israel-Gaza Conflict Updates

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Date: Wed, Nov 21, 2012 at 11:40 PM
Subject: Wednesday's Daily Brief: Israel-Gaza Conflict Updates

Wednesday, November 21, 2012

Israel-Gaza Conflict: Clinton Seeks Truce

	WORLD Bus Explosion Injures 10 In Tel Aviv
	WORLD Report: Hamas Publicly Executes 6 Men At Busy Street Corner
	POLITICS General Back In Action After Potentially 'Inappropriate' Emails Surface
	GREEN Climate Reports Forecast Dire Future, Even If Action Is Taken
	SPORTS College Baller Crushes NCAA Record

BLOG POSTS

	Abraham H. Foxman: Gaza: A Threat Beyond Israel We should also be standing with Israel because if we don't, the scourge of missiles targeting civilian populations will become a world-wide epidemic.
	John Schnatter: The Real Scoop on Papa John's and Obamacare Many in the media reported that I said Papa John's is going to close stores and cut jobs because of Obamacare. I never said that.
	Marlo Thomas: A Story About Pashience Today I want to introduce you to Pashience, a beautiful nine-year-old girl with a smile that could melt the icecaps. She's a patient at St. Jude and a part of our annual Thanks and Giving campaign, and her incredible and moving story is one of several we've been featuring on the TODAY show this week.
	David Cameron: Welcoming the G8 to Lough Erne We will build on the approach taken by President Obama at Camp David this year: one table and one conversation with G8 leaders holding each other to account and ensuring that good intentions really do become vital actions to advance growth and prosperity across the world.
	Mike Rowe: A Turkey Without a Pardon: Bidding Farewell to Dirty Jobs I can't say that Dirty Jobs never jumped the shark (since I literally leaped over one in season two), but we stuck to the mission statement. We worked hard. And we had a hell of a good time. It was, as they say, a very good run. To everyone, thanks very much.

Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Friday's Daily Brief: All About Joe At VP Debate

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Date: Fri, Oct 12, 2012 at 11:06 PM
Subject: Friday's Daily Brief: All About Joe At VP Debate

Friday, October 12, 2012

Joe Biden Steals the Show

	WORLD Afghanistan: Our Longest and Least Talked About War
	POLITICS Biden Calls Out Ryan For Stimulus Hypocrisy
	MEDIA Martha Raddatz Gets Accolades For Debate Performance
	WORLD European Union Wins Nobel Peace Prize
	MONEY Walmart To Pay Former Employee $1.49 Million

BLOG POSTS

	Jared Bernstein: The VEEP Debate I understand the Republicans are calling it a draw, which should tell you that Vice President Biden did very well Thursday night against Representative Paul Ryan in their first and only debate.
	Mark Cuban: My Opinion On The Governor Romney Tax Plan After watching interviews of Governor Romney and the debates, both Presidential and VP, I'm starting to fully get my arms around how Governor Romney works and the details of his tax plan.
	Cecile Richards: Teens, Sex and Why Talking Matters If we want to help our kids to make healthy decisions, we have to be clear about our values and about the information we give them on how to stay safe. Nowhere is this truer than those seemingly awkward conversations with teens about sex.
	Marlo Thomas: Women and the 2012 Vote: It's Our Year! The economy may be sagging, the unemployment rate may be dispiriting, and the presidential candidates may be at each other's throats, but here's the good news: Women can decide the fate of the nation.
	Mehmet Oz, M.D.: The HPV and Cancer Stats You Can't Afford to Ignore The scary truth is that many women don't know they have HPV. You may believe you aren't at risk anymore if you're married or in a monogamous relationship. This simply isn't true.

Saturday, October 13, 2012

Tuesday's Daily Brief: Romney's Bain Made Millions On Big Tobacco

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Date: Tue, Oct 9, 2012 at 11:04 PM
Subject: Tuesday's Daily Brief: Romney's Bain Made Millions On Big Tobacco

Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Romney, Bain and Big Tobacco

	POLITICS New Obama Ad Goes After Mitt Romney On Big Bird
	POLITICS Republican Calls For Children's Death
	POLITICS Supreme Court Revisiting Contentious Issue
	WORLD Zetas Drug Cartel Leader Reportedly Killed
	GREEN PHOTOS: Lioness Befriends Baby Antelope

BLOG POSTS

	Gov. Jennifer M. Granholm: Mr. President: Next Debate, Make Moral Choice Clear Mr. President, when you walk on stage in the next debate I would like to hear you say that the choice is not just about whose tax plan you like or who has the better health care strategy. It's much more fundamental than that. This is a choice about our national character.
	Paul Rieckhoff: Big Bird Gets a Mention, Vets Left Out Entirely. Will VP Debate Be Any Different? No veteran should come home to an unemployment check. Candidates need to do more, and all Americans need to demand answers on how they plan to support new veterans and their families -- on jobs and other critical issues.
	Gordon Brown: The Tragedy of Child Brides Our guarantee on International Day of The Girl Child is that we will do everything, everywhere to ensure that the millions of girls who have not gone to school today will get their chance of an education and have their basic human rights respected.
	Marlo Thomas: A Size Zero Dress Does Not Equal Success We all know that carrying too much weight can cause serious health problems. Obesity can lead to diseases that can threaten our lives. But that needn't force us to hold ourselves to one ideal. And, hey, who gets to decide what's beautiful?
	Joseph C. Wilson: Voter Intimidation and Suppression Come to New Mexico The Republicans want to work people into a lather over fictional voter fraud while the real problem is Republican led voter suppression, intimidation and outright cheating.