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Driver Turns Himself in After Deadly Street Racing Crash
KTLA NewsCOMMERCE, Calif. (KTLA) -- A man wanted in a deadly hit-and-run accident in Commerce has turned himself in, police said. Hugo Chavez, 21, of Bell, walked into the East L.A. Sheriff's Station at 6:30 p.m. Saturday and surrendered to deputies. Chavez...Tags: Banking, Transportation Accidents, Motorvehicle Accidents, Bank of America Corp.
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Obama releases TV ad rebutal to “you didn’t build that” attacks
Central Florida Political Pulse - Orlando SentinelAfter President Barack Obama's “You didn't build that” remarks about businesses last week, he and his re-election campaign hadn't received so much bashing by Republicans since, well, his “Hugo Chavez has not posed a serious national... -
Man turns himself in after fatal Commerce hit and run
L.A. NOWA 21-year-old man was in custody Monday after surrendering to authorities in a fatal hit-and-run in Commerce, officials said.... -
Scandal spreads over death of Venezuelan envoy in Kenya
World NowThe slaying of Venezuela's newly arrived ambassador in Nairobi has led to the arrest of another senior envoy and unleashed a torrent of scandalous allegations about sexual harassment, embassy power plays and retaliation against whistle-blowers. Since... -
100 days is a long time
Victor Davis HansonThe presidential election is about 100 days away. President Obama and Mitt Romney are roughly even in the various polls, with Obama holding slight leads in the key swing states. A lot can happen in 100 days or thereabouts. Napoleon, for example, went...Tags: Mitt Romney, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, U.S. House of Representatives, Victor Davis Hanson, Iran
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Why so formal with the president?
American exceptionalism—which is fun to say (all those syllables!)—is grabbing some headlines this summer, thanks to the intersection of a heat-filled presidential campaign and a much-hyped, much-watched Olympics. We're devouring these Summer...
Tags: John F. Kennedy, Mitt Romney, Government, Newspaper and Magazine, Fox News Channel (tv network)
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Et Tu, John Roberts?
Another supposed conservative Supreme Court justice has turned to the left. Chief Justice John Roberts has joined the ignominious list of Republican Supreme Court appointments who betrayed the conservative movement. The Supreme Court Justice Hall of Shame...
Tags: Mitt Romney, Court Administration, Health Insurance, Medicaid, John Paul Stevens
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Mack joins in furor over Obama’s dismissal of Chavez threat
Central Florida Political Pulse - Orlando SentinelRepublicans from Mitt Romney to U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio to senate candidate U.S. Rep. Connie Mack IV are expressing outrage over President Barack Obama's reported dismissal Monday of the national security threat posed by Venezuela dictator Hugo Chavez. On... -
Greece alone and broke -- again
Victor Davis HansonThe recent indecisive Greek elections could be summed up by two general themes: Greeks want to stay in, and expect help from, the eurozone. But they still do not want to take the necessary medicine to stop borrowing billions of euros from northern...Tags: Bankruptcy, European Union, Victor Davis Hanson, Balkan Peninsula, Siemens
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Venezuela's Globovision pays $2.1 million fine to stay on air
World NowGlobovision TV, a frequent critic of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, bowed to government pressure and said Friday it will pay a contested $2.1-million fine the day after the penalty was upheld by the Supreme Court and a government official threatened to... -
Obama's campaign for class resentment
WASHINGTON — In the first month of his presidency, Barack Obama averred that if in three years he hadn't alleviated the nation's economic pain, he'd be a "one-term proposition." When three-quarters of Americans think the country is on the "wrong...Tags: Charles Krauthammer, Productivity, Solyndra LLC, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Bill Clinton
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Chavez opponent slams court decisions as political tricks
World NowIn a move that critics believe will help President Hugo Chavez at the ballot box, the top court in Venezuela changed the leadership of two political parties this week. The Supreme Court decisions came just before a Monday deadline for political parties to...
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