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Tuesday, May 05, 2009

Media myths and falsehoods about the Supreme Court | Media Matters for America

Media myths and falsehoods about the Supreme Court Media Matters for America: "With Justice David Souter's recently announced retirement, Media Matters presents a list of myths and falsehoods advanced by the media about the Supreme Court."

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TOP HEADLINES Tuesday, May 5, 2009

· County Board votes to repeal sales tax hike

· Madison Dearborn CFO departs, seeking more 'challenge'

· Kraft beats expectations in first quarter

· Motorola's co-CEO Jha defends pay package to shareholders

· Law firm extends lease at Sears Tower

· Lenders want some malls out of General Growth's Chap. 11

· ADM profits tumble 98% amid slow sales, investment losses

· Rental switch doesn't stop North Side foreclosure suit

· Walgreen's unit buys med. equipment business

· Earnings roundup: Hewitt, FreightCar, Zebra

· In brief: Winnetka | Chicago Marriott | Ventas | Jones Lang 

· Fair wind blows at wind power confab: Greg Hinz blog

· Obama gives Chicagoan a shout-out: Taking Names blog

· $99,999 for a Hawks ticket? Jack McDowell blogs on Sox for Trib; Girardi remarks a boost for A-Rod bio: Biz of Sports blog 

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OTHER HEADLINES

· Fed chief Bernanke says jobless rate won't hit 10% mark MarketWatch

· MediaVest wins $500M Mars-Wrigley media account Advertising Age

· Iran says reporter's appeal will be next week ABC7

· Chicago CEOs land on Playboy's sexiest list NBC5

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Swine flu outbreak causing some companies to lose more than $50K, a new survey shows. A key gauge of demand for industrial real estate stands at a record low. Members of Congress take the side of President Obama's suit maker over Wells Fargo. The inside scoop from the Motorola and Sears annual meetings. Read More


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Thousands flee Pakistan valley as truce crumbles

Thousands flee Pakistan valley as truce crumbles: "Turbaned Taliban militants seized government buildings, laid mines and fought security forces Tuesday in the Swat Valley, as fear of a major operation led thousands to pack their belongings on their heads and backs, cram aboard buses and flee the northwestern region."

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Taliban spokesman: Al Qaeda is not our boss
Schools urged not to close for swine flu
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Elizabeth Edwards breaks silence on affair Woman vanished on her 37th birthday 30 min
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Miley Cyrus answers virginity question
CNN Wire: Topless photo could cost..."

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US's Holbrooke: Pakistan not a failed state - Yahoo! News

US's Holbrooke: Pakistan not a failed state - Yahoo! News: "Pakistan is not a failed state but its government is facing tremendous challenges and needs U.S. help to counter Taliban advances, the Obama administration's point man for the region said Tuesday."

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Tuesday, May 5, 2009


2 killed in hit-and-run | VIDEO
A man and a woman were killed as they walked through a North Side neighborhood.

Major conference held on wind power | VIDEO
An important conference on energy - focusing on wind power - is underway in Chicago.

Suburb considers pit bull ban after attack
A Chicago suburb is considering banning pit bulls after one mauled a 14-year-old girl, requiring her to get hundreds of stitches.

Sun-Times may get new owner
The Chicago Sun-Times may soon have a new buyer.

Local residents asked to count squirrels
Scientists attempting to count the number of squirrels per zip code in the Chicago area are asking people to record sightings of the rodents on a Web site.

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Doctor wants to test Lincoln's DNA

Ill. town aims to beat 'Elizabeths' record

Jeweler offering pearls for unemployed

Austrian gets world record for 707,335 coffins

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Preorders begin for Beatles video game

Blackberry Curve outsells i-Phone

Priority mail or first class?

Filene's Basement files for Chapter 11 protection

ComEd announces lower electric rates

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Vitamin E could slow Alzheimer's

New reason for women to kick the habit

Advice for parents vaccinating their baby

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Chicago restaurants recognized by Beard Two Chicago restaurants received nods at the James Beard awards, the food 'Oscars.'

New York chef named top chef in US
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Bernanke: Economy should grow again later in 2009

Bernanke: Economy should grow again later in 2009: "Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told Congress Tuesday that the economy should pull out of a recession and start growing again later this year."

Fiat is out to create automotive powerhouse - Yahoo! News

Fiat is out to create automotive powerhouse - Yahoo! News: "Fiat is trying to build a global automaking powerhouse out of parts scavenged from broken-down General Motors and Chrysler."

That Minority Thing » Blog Archive » UPDATED: Outrage Follows Acquittal of Teens in Immigrant Murder

That Minority Thing » Blog Archive » UPDATED: Outrage Follows Acquittal of Teens in Immigrant Murder: "On Friday an all white jury in Pennsylvania acquitted Brandon Piekarsky, 17, and Derrick Donchak, 19, of charges of murder, reckless endangerment, and ethnic intimidation stemming from the July 12th beating of Luis Ramirez which resulted in Ramirez’s death."

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Monday, May 04, 2009

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TOP HEADLINES Monday, May 4, 2009

· Filene's selling Chicago sites to Sears Tower owner as it files for Chapter 11

· Industrial vacancies hit 17-year high at 11.1%

· Abbott sues rival over Humira competitor

· Walgreen sales up 5.7% in April

· CME Group volume falls 23% in April

· CNA posts 1Q loss on investment charges

· Sears shareholders meet to hear Lampert

· Congress Center back on the block

· Philly law firm taking space Skadden is exiting

· Illinois has 9 confirmed cases of swine flu

· Citadel shores up ranks with B of A hires

· McD's serves up $100M McCafé ad blitz 

· Alexi defends Bright Start; Congress rallies to aid of Obama suit maker: Greg Hinz blog

· Derby digging; White House breaks for dinner: Taking Names blog

· Stone says Cubs fans will pay high price for Wrigley renovation, big salaries: Biz of Sports blog 

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OTHER HEADLINES

· Pending home sales up 3.2% in March Daily Herald

· Five local TV stations launch joint news-gathering effort Chicago Sun-Times

· NU students hunger strike for imprisoned journalist ABC7

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As Democrat, Specter leads in home state: poll

As Democrat, Specter leads in home state: poll: "Senator Arlen Specter's switch to the Democratic Party appears to be paying off with a poll on Monday showing him ahead in his 2010 re-election race in Pennsylvania."

Obama announces plan to close tax loopholes

Obama announces plan to close tax loopholes: "President Barack Obama proposed Monday to raise taxes on the overseas profits of U.S. companies and to go after evaders who abuse offshore tax shelters."

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Monday, May 4, 2009


Illinois confirms 9 cases of swine flu | VIDEO
The governor of Illinois is reminding residents they should continue their normal routines every day, as more schools - closed because of flu concerns - are reopening.

NU students hunger strike for imprisoned journalist
Some faculty and students at Northwestern University began a hunger strike Sunday in support of journalism graduate Roxana Saberi.

Treasurer used college money for car
Public records show Illinois treasurer Alexi Giannoulias used money earned by a state college savings program to buy a $26,000 government vehicle.

Chicago teen shot to death, burned | VIDEO
A 15-year-old boy was found shot to death on the city's Southwest Side, and Chicago police say his body had been set on fire.

Spy scandal hits 2016 Olympic race
Rio de Janeiro is accusing one of its 2016 Olympic rivals of spying.

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Cops: Driver causes $26K trail of destruction

Man on horse ticketed for riding while drunk

Man to jury duty: Take this summons and ...

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ComEd announces lower electric rates

FDA: Dieters should stop Hydroxycut use now

Starbucks reacts to claims it's too expensive

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Boston Globe could shut down The Boston Globe's largest workers union and the newspaper finished all-night contract-concession talks without a deal Monday, but plan to be back at the bargaining table within days.


Stimulus billions for those who can't flush Sewage from toilets flows in open ditches here, spilling into back yards and even onto the lone baseball diamond where children play after school. The nose-wrinkling stench carries throughout this century-old, one-diner village southwest of Chicago.

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TOP HEADLINES Monday, May 4, 2009

· Cog Hill's quest: lure a U.S. Open 'kiss'

· Friedman pushes River North post office plan

· Retail sales fall regionwide; tax hike's impact unclear

· Tyree eyes Sun-Times, seeks investors

· Tribune's next step: great big blog

· Metal meltdown: 'We're all in survival mode'


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Sunday, May 03, 2009

Senators: Next justice should have wide experience

Senators: Next justice should have wide experience: "President Barack Obama's search to replace retiring Supreme Court Justice David Souter should extend beyond the current roster of federal judges, senators from both political parties said Sunday."

Saturday, May 02, 2009

Farmers fear pigs may get "swine" flu from people

Farmers fear pigs may get "swine" flu from people: "Humans have it. Pigs don't. At least not yet, and U.S. pork producers are doing everything they can to make sure that the new H1N1 virus, known around the world as the 'swine flu,' stays out of their herds."

Somali pirates hijack ship with Ukrainian crew

Somali pirates hijack ship with Ukrainian crew: "Somali pirates have hijacked a British-owned cargo ship crewed by Ukrainians, a NATO spokesman said Saturday."

Liberal or not, Souter's departure will remake court

Liberal or not, Souter's departure will remake court: "Conventional wisdom now holds that Justice David Souter's retirement may do little to change the Supreme Court's overall ideological makeup: President Barack Obama will simply replace one liberal for another."

Friday, May 01, 2009

Media Matters Daily Summary




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Here are today's news items from Media Matters for America, click on the title or 'read more' to read the entirety of each story.
Coulter's credibility rating drops even further with repetition of Obama approval falsehood
Echoing other conservative media figures' claims about Gallup polls, Ann Coulter falsely claimed President Obama is "actually the second least popular president, 100 days in, we've had in 40 years." In fact, Gallup itself recently reported that, by two different measures, Obama's approval rating is the second highest of any president since 1969. Read More
Liasson repeats tired Obama earmark falsehood on NPR
Mara Liasson falsely claimed that President Obama "vowed to eliminate" earmarks. In fact, Obama promised to reform the earmark process and cut wasteful spending, not "eliminate" earmarks altogether. Read More
Fox News' Angle continues to use false comparison to downplay harsh interrogations
Jim Angle again falsely compared the harsh techniques used in CIA interrogations of detainees to U.S. military training exercises. In fact, officials familiar with both dispute the comparison. Read More
Buchanan repeated false dichotomy between judicial activism and conservatism
Discussing David Souter's reported plan to retire from the Supreme Court, Pat Buchanan repeated the myth that conservative judges are by definition not activists. Read More
Does CNN's Tucker realize UAW's "straight payback" includes loss of COLA, bonuses, dental?
CNN's Bill Tucker reported that "some economists" say the Chrysler restructuring deal is a "straight payback" to the UAW from the Obama administration. But Tucker did not note any of the numerous concessions the union has reportedly made as part of a related deal. Read More
Fox News ignored GOP's obstruction of Kagan's 1999 appeals court nomination
On Fox News, the American Center for Law and Justice's Jay Sekulow dismissed the possible nomination of Solicitor General Elena Kagan to the Supreme Court by stating that she "does not have any judicial experience." However, neither Sekulow nor co-host Megyn Kelly noted that Republicans blocked Kagan's nomination to a U.S. Court of Appeals seat in 1999. Read More
Flashback: Media conservatives denounced judicial filibusters
Media Matters for America has compiled examples of conservative commentators denouncing the use of filibusters to block President Bush's nominees to the Supreme Court or lower courts, including commentators who claimed or suggested that such filibusters violated the Constitution. Read More
Ann Coulter scheduled to have "soapbox" on Larry King Live

CNN host Larry King announced that Ann Coulter will once again appear on his show. In the past, CNN's Howard Kurtz has questioned why television news networks continue to host Coulter in light of her history of inflammatory commentary. Read More
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