New York Times

• Panel Will Review U.N. Climate Work
• Even Orphanages Spawn Orphans in Haiti
• Quoted Remarks by Nelson Mandela’s Ex-Wife Raise a Stir
• Swedish Artist Has His Ax Ready
• Iranian Filmmaker Speaks Out on Prisoners
• Mohamed Sayed Tantawi, Top Cleric, Dies at 81

BBC World News

• Weather update
• Labour MP facing expenses probe
• Mexican shakes up world rich list
• Google to scan old Italian books
• Day in pictures
• Man to face UVF terrorism charges

Wall Street Journal

• Afghan Taliban Leaders Flee Arrest
• Activists Test China's Openness
• In This Afghanistan, the Blood Is Fake
• Indonesia Confirms Bali Bomber Is Dead
• Climate Panel to Face Review
• U.S. Aid Group Attacked in Pakistan

Reuters

• Biden scolds Israel over settlement plan
• Sebelius piles pressure on insurers
• NY governor in hot water, 2nd-in-command steps up
• U.S. says hikers detained in Iran call families
• Another runaway Toyota Prius reported
• Iraq PM said to be ahead on eve of vote results

Associated Press

• Swedish artist has no regrets over prophet drawing
• Church abuse scandal reaches pope's brother
• US-Israel row highlights quandary over settlements
• Italy, FBI raids crack down on Mafia in US, Sicily
• Law bars Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi from elections
• Lost in the ruins: Haiti's best and brightest

CNN

• Beckham's return spoiled
• White House continues to slam insurers
• Police: 'Jihad Jane' tried suicide in '05
• 'Lost Boys' star Corey Haim dies at 38
• Chief justice: Obama speech 'troubling'
• Answers sought in bulldozer death

Yahoo Buzz

• Sri Lankan Rebels Admit Defeat, Vow to Drop Guns
• Farrah's Fight Revealed in Emotional Video Diary
• Nancy Pelosi accuses CIA of lying
• Pope visits Jerusalem's holy sites, to say mass
• Not welcome in Britain
• Asking for More Funding, U.S. Steps Up Flu Response
• Steel Wars: Europe and the U.S. Accuse China of Dumping

Digg

• John McCain Flip Flops With Your Safety
• Countries Fighting For More Internet Privacy Rights
• Studying abroad with Al Qaeda: An Undercover Operation
• India's upper house passes pro-women bill
• Jesse Ventura Banned from Huff Post for conspiracy mongering
• North Dakota man pleads guilty to threatening Obama

Reddit

• The Very Troubling Partisanship of John Roberts
• Armed Beer Raid In Pennsylvania Nets Illicit Microbrews - The police seized about a dozen cases from a small California beermaker, Russian River Brewing Co., and ordered Origlio's to stop selling Duvel and other beers, including Hacker-Pschorr, Paulaner and Monk's Cafe Ale...
• Former Bush AG: Liz Cheney's attacks on DoJ 'dangerous'
• The right is trying to get it's lemmings to call Dems to scare them.call them to convince them to do the RIGHT thing

EuroNews

• Carla Bruni denies affair rumours on Twitter
• Biden toughens criticism of Israel settlement plan
• Greece braced for second general strike
• Jerusalem: crossroads between peace and conflict
• Al-Qaeda hostage back home in Spain
• Russian police force in human shield probe

Le Monde diplomatique

• Bosnia's war victims speak
• Tiger Woods' true self
• Palestine already exists on film
• A people's cartoon history of Gaza
• Where it all began
• Haifa: planned death of a city

GlobalPost

• Cat fancy: American Girl meets Hello, Kitty
• What's Andy Warhol doing in rural Colombia?
• Study abroad with Al Qaeda
• Sexporting an image of American women
• Famed Filipino boxer heads to the polls
• Full Frame: Death of the Colorado River

ProPublica

• ProPublica Article Is a Finalist for a National Magazine Award
• Second Figure Charged in Post-Katrina Police Shootings
• Higher Corporate Spending on Election Ads Could Be All but Invisible
• Get Your State’s Recovery Data From ProPublica
• Pfizer CEO Gets Pay Raise for Influencing Public Policy

AlterNet

• Restrictionist Front Group Still Pushing Green Xenophobia
• Unemployment Still Rising — On the Bright Side, Rich People Are Doing Great!
• YOU Are the Center of Glenn Beck’s Latest Conspiracy Theory
• "They Have No Right to Kill Me": Is Texas Gearing Up to Execute An Innocent Man?

NowPublic

• Weather Modification,Chemtrails, HAARP Still Think it's Not Real?
• Man in Wheelchair Attacked in Sydney
• Huff Post: Tony Blankley Reflects On The Founding Fathers & 2010
• Health Care Reform Attacked In Employers For A Healthy Economy Ad
• Authorities apologise to sisters raped by father for 35 years
• Va. Democrats Warn: Cuccinelli and Governor Jeoporadize State

The Nation

• Letters
• Could Immigration Split the Tea Party?
• Talking Healthcare and Consumer Protection
• An Oscar for America's Hubris
• Massa Backs Off Healthcare Conspiracy
• Re 'Big Tobacco and the Historians'

Democracy Now

• 7 Years After Killing, Family of Slain US Peace Activist Rachel Corrie Heads to Israel for Wrongful Death Suit Against Israeli Gov't
• Headlines for March 10, 2010
• 105,000 Tattoos: Iraqi Artist Wafaa Bilal Turns His Own Body into a Canvas to Commemorate Dead Iraqis & Americans
• The Real Climategate: Conservation Groups Align with World's Worst Polluters
• Headlines for March 9, 2010

TruthOut

• At Senate Hearing, Lawmakers Deconstruct Citizens United Ruling
• Jim Hightower | Stiffening the Backbones of Democrats
• Connie Schultz | Sarah Palin's Novel Life
• Obama Administration Shifts Gears on Iran Sanctions
• Beck, Coulter and Limbaugh: Avatars of Julius Streicher
• Welcome to the World's First Murdochracy

Salon

• Twitter mourns Corey Haim
• Wife of House Judiciary chairman jailed for bribery
• Military commissions: A bad idea
• "Filegate" judge: There's no there there -- and never was
• New York City can keep "Tavern on the Green" name
• Female WWII aviators honored with gold medal

The Huffington Post

• New Anti-Tobacco Ads Remind Smokers That They Can Heal
• Vance Bunker: 'Lobster Wars' Shootout Recounted In Court
• Michelle Obama Almost Calls Hillary 'President Clinton' (PHOTOS)
• University Of Colorado Considers 9% Tuition Hike
• Religious and Secular Belief: All The Same To The Brain

Slate

• Tinsley Mortimer's new reality show, High Society.
• John Roberts' nonpartisan attack on presidential partisanship.
• The Slatest: Evening Edition
• Science won't tell us what to do about climate change, but it can make the controversy worse.
• Will health reform's first political casualty be Mitt Romney?
• Advertisement:

New Yorker

• Larissa MacFarquhar: A family makes a big donation to a village in Ghana.
• James Surowiecki: Private equity's egregious tax loophole.
• Adam Gopnik: What happens when vegetables watch TV?
• Lauren Collins: New York's wayward pols.
• Rebecca Mead: Two Freedom Riders reunite.

The Atlantic

• McDonnell's Massive, Sudden U-Turn On Gay Rights
• When Rove Attacks
• Obama's Campaign Back In Full Swing
• Why Does Cable News Matter?
• Ideology As Bludgeon
• The First Legal Same-Sex Wedding In DC, Ctd

Harper's

• SCOTT HORTON—Outed Al Qaeda Lawyer Fesses Up
• SCOTT HORTON—The Alternate Reality of Karl Rove
• Links
• SCOTT HORTON—Thiessen and the “Al Qaeda Lawyers”
• SCOTT HORTON—Waterboarding for Dummies

Christian Science Monitor

• Internet aids terrorist recruiting, radicalization, Pentagon says
• Which state is the biggest loser in jobs?
• 'Jihad Jane': How does Al Qaeda recruit US-born women?
• In India, deadly backlash against freedom of information activists
• Nitrogen in gasoline: Does it cause pollution?
• Obama's stimulus did NOT raise government spending

Intl Herald Tribune

• Swedish Artist Has His Ax Ready
• Berezovsky Wins Libel Suit in Litvinenko Murder Case
• Berlin’s Airport: Shining Beacon or Waste of Money
• Britain Debates Costs of Free Home Care for Elderly
• Delays on Arms Control Pact Bog Down U.S. Efforts to Reset Relations With Russia
• As Abuse Scandals Widen in Europe, Vatican Defends Response

Jerusalem Post

• Gates keeps up pressure on Iran
• 'R. Shlomo plan's timing regrettable'
• PA cancels terrorist's memorial ceremony
• EU Parliament backs Goldstone Report
• 'Palestinians deserve viable state'
• Muhammad cartoon republished

Sydney Morning Herald

• WHO unveils anti-malaria measures
• Chile's emergency chief resigns
• Lyon crush Madrid's Champions League final dreams at the Bernabeu
• Obama warns Haiti situation still 'dire'
• Pohang, Al Hilal win but Gamba struggle
• Sammy spurt sees West Indies home

South China Morning Post

• Gandhi says coalition intact after uproar over bill on women MPs
• Bangkok tours cancelled amid rally fears
• Poll ploy breaches Law, says Beijing
• Pope's brother slapped pupils at choir school
• Officials see thorny path to law on declaring assets
• Around the Nation

Khaleej Times

• Thousands protest in Iran, defying crackdown vow
• Worst violence since US pullback hits Iraq
• US hands over Iranian officials detained in Iraq
• Cyber attacks on South Korea came from 16 countries
• Blast outside school in Afghanistan kills 25
• One dead, hundreds injured in China quake: official

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