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10:25 PM - Wednesday, May 22, 2013
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Mediaite / Josh Feldman
Chris Matthews continues to be one of the biggest liberal critics of the IRS tea party targeting scandal that culminated in two big testimonies on Capitol Hill today. During an interview with former IRS director Marcus Owens, Matthews likened s . . .
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poynter.org / Andrew Beaujon
The Baltimore Sun | The Real Muck
Former Baltimore Sun police reporter Dick Irwin died Wednesday. He was 76 and had complications from diabetes.
Irwin retired in 2010. Peter Hermann, now a reporter at The Washington Post, marked the … Read more
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Yahoo! News
A 37-year-old man arrested Wednesday has pleaded not guilty to mailing a threatening communication, after a pair of letters containing the deadly poison ricin were discovered in Washington state last week.
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Yahoo! News
Zach Sobiech's "Clouds" became a YouTube sensation with more than 4 million views.
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CNN.com
Counterterrorism drone strikes have killed four Americans overseas since 2009, Attorney General Eric Holder acknowledged on Wednesday.
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Yahoo! News
The Chicago Board of Education voted on Wednesday to close 50 schools - including about 10 percent of all elementary schools - in the largest mass school closing in the nation. The closings in mainly Hispanic and African-American neighborhoods . . .
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CNN.com
The jury in the Jodi Arias trial has one decision left to make: Should she live or die?
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The Atlantic / Philip Bump
For the third time in a week, officials from the IRS appeared before Congress to apologize for/not offer many new details on how and why the agency improperly targeted conservative groups for scrutiny — though one witness indicated others may h . . .
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CNN.com
They first hit the man, thought to be a British soldier, with a car in broad daylight. Then the two attackers hacked him to death and dumped his body in the middle of a southeastern London road.
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Twitter has finally joined other leading tech companies in offering two factor authentication. The move comes after high profile hacking incidents at the AP and other news outlets.
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All Things Digital / John Murrell
The Wikimedia Foundation, the non-profit organization that operates Wikipedia and its sister projects, said Wednesday it had enlisted m/Oppenheim Associates to help in a global search for an executive director to replace Sue Gardner, who is lea . . .
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Yahoo! News
The horrific attack that left a U.K. soldier dead on the streets of London could have been worse.
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The Huffington Post
Chris Whitley had already survived three tornadoes and had worked at the scene of dozens more before arriving in Joplin, Mo."It was unlike anything I'd ever seen," the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency spokesman recalled of the devastation l . . .
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Yahoo! News
A fourth-grade field trip to a Mississippi River park popular with fossil hunters turned deadly Wednesday when gravel saturated by persistent rain gave way, killing one child and injuring two others.
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Nieman Journalism Lab / Joshua Benton
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Mediaweek / Anthony Crupi
A week after presenting its 2013-14 prime-time schedule at Carnegie Hall, CBS on Wednesday announced it has picked up another new series. The network has scooped up Sony Pictures Television’s Bad Teacher, a single-camera comedy based on the C . . .
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CNN.com
We can't settle iPhone vs. Android or "Star Wars" vs. "Star Trek" for you. But another long-running geek debate was put to rest Tuesday night.
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Yahoo! News
By Richard Cowan WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Supporters of U.S. immigration reform are hoping that the smooth and drama-free passage of their legislation through a Senate committee - a departure from almost everything that has happened in Congress o . . .
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Washington Post
The chief judge of the District’s federal court issued an unusual order Wednesday, apologizing to the public and the media for not making certain court documents widely available online. The gesture of transparency by U.S. District Judge Royce . . .