From Fox News:

"A Texas legislator is waging a war of biblical proportions against the science and education communities in the Lone Star State as he fights for a bill that would allow a private school that teaches creationism to grant a Master of Science degree in the subject. "

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From Canton Rep.com:

"How hungry are people for work in today’s sinking economy? Nearly 700 people have applied for a single job as a school custodian.  Perry Local Schools have an open position — full time with benefits — at Edison Junior High School after its afternoon janitor retired. It pays $15 to $16 an hour."

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From The Plain Dealer:

"Tolling grimly higher, the recession snatched more than 650,000 Americans' jobs for a record third straight month in February as unemployment climbed to a quarter-century peak of 8.1 percent and surged toward even more wrenching double digits."

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FRom The Plain Dealer:

"Abandoned industrial sites will be cleaned up, parks and trails will be developed and high-tech industries will be supported with $360 million in state stimulus dollars under a plan passed unanimously Wednesday by the Ohio Senate. "

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FRom The Plain Dealer:

"Abandoned industrial sites will be cleaned up, parks and trails will be developed and high-tech industries will be supported with $360 million in state stimulus dollars under a plan passed unanimously Wednesday by the Ohio Senate. "

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Will Doctors Be Forced To Murder Unborn Babies Or Give Up Being A Doctor?

"The administration of US President Barack Obama moved Friday to rescind a rule that would allow health care workers to deny medical care such as birth control or abortion to patients if it clashes with their morals. The Department of Health and Social Services (DHSS) filed a proposal to "rescind in its entirety" the so-called refusal or conscience rule, which was pushed through by former president George W. Bush on December 18, a month before Obama took office. "

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From Breitbart.com:

"Prosecutors said that in 1997, James founded a radical Islamic organization while serving time in state prison. They said he later recruited fellow inmate Levar Washington, 30, of Torrance, who upon his parole recruited two other men, Gregory Patterson and Hammad Samana of Inglewood.

Washington and Patterson robbed 11 gas stations in Los Angeles and Orange counties in May and July of 2005 to raise money for attacks on Los Angeles International Airport, Army recruiting stations, a military base and other targets, prosecutors said.

Synagogues and the Israeli Consulate also were to be targeted by remotely activated bombs, they said. None of the planned attacks took place. "

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From The Wall Street Journal:

"The people seeking help at this mill-turned-jobs-center offer a glimpse into the world of double-digit unemployment.  Neal Trubowitz, 59 years old, has a Ph.D. in anthropology but no job. Angel Berrios, 29, was a debt collector of student loans -- until he got laid off in October. Samuel Maisonet, 43, is a carpenter struggling to pay his mortgage and support four children.

The U.S. recession has spread its pain to all ages, races, regions and job sectors. In February, the national unemployment rate hit 8.1% and is predicted to hit 10% this year or next."

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From The Jerusalem Post:

"Iran's judiciary is demanding Interpol issue arrest warrants for 15 Israeli officials over what Teheran calls "war crimes" committed against Gaza Palestinians during the IDF's recent offensive in the territory. "

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From St. Louis Today:

"And this week, Obama nominated Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius to head the Department of Health and Human Services. Sebelius is a Roman Catholic who has been chastised by Kansas City, Kan., Archbishop Joseph Naumann for her positions supporting abortion rights. Naumann called Sebelius' nomination this week "troubling."

After Sebelius' nomination, HHS hinted that it would soon repeal another Bush administration rule — enacted in December — that allowed health care professionals to opt out of providing abortion or birth control procedures on moral grounds."

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