Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Morning Shots: Charlie Sheen's Roast Happened This Weekend, If You Care
Weekend roasting, a big take for Boardwalk Empire at the creative arts Emmys, and the return to television of Carrie Bradshaw, in this morning's roundup.
Fact checking the CNN and Tea Party Express debate in Tampa (Washington Post)
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Revolving door of employment between Congress, lobbying firms, study shows (Washington Post)
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Monday, September 12, 2011
GOP Presidential Hopefuls To Debate In Tampa
For the second time in less than a week, the field of GOP presidential hopefuls will meet for a debate. This one takes place Monday in Tampa, Fla. And it's notable in that it's the first presidential debate with a Tea Party group as a co-sponsor. CNN is the media partner for the event. When the candidates squared off last week, there was some lively sparring over Social Security and health care. There will likely be more of that Monday. For more, Michele Norris talks to NPR's Don Gonyea.
Cuban Offshore Drilling Plans Raise U.S. Concerns
A Chinese-built oil rig is expected to begin drilling exploratory wells in Cuban waters 60 miles from the Florida Keys as soon as November. And a group of U.S. oil spill experts says American trade sanctions against Cuba stand in the way of proper spill preparation and coordinated cleanup.
Diaries Down Under Episode 3: The Burton NZ Open
For episode 3 of Diaries Down Under, an influx of internationl riders shows up in Queenstown for the Burton NZ Open. Mini-ramp, bungee, and, of course, the main event at The Remarkables are all part of the action.
Sept. 11 Attacks Alter U.S. Political Landscape
Only a few events in a lifetime serve as true turning points. There was the day Pearl Harbor was attacked, the day JFK was shot and the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11. How have the events of Sept. 11 resonated through 10 years of American politics?
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