The latest, however, is a doozy: Betsy McCaughey, chairman of the Committee to Reduce Infection Deaths and former lieutenant governor of New York, said the bill pushes senior citizens toward assisted suicide.
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Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Repugicans Use "Soylent Green" Scenario to Frighten Older People About Health Care Reform
The latest, however, is a doozy: Betsy McCaughey, chairman of the Committee to Reduce Infection Deaths and former lieutenant governor of New York, said the bill pushes senior citizens toward assisted suicide.
Repugicans broke economy, won't fix it
With repugicans citing the continuing economic distress to bash the economic stimulus plan pushed through by President Obama and his Democratic allies in Congress, the Democratic National Committee is hitting back with a media campaign that tells the truth that the repugicans created the mess to begin with.
Bizarre bald bird discovered
Dubbed the "Bare-faced Bulbul".
Bizarre bald bird discovered
Man accused of stealing from dead woman
Man stealing from dead woman
Police arrest Ohio boy after he tries to hijack push scooters with toy gun
Ohio boy tries to hijack push scooters
34 hospitalized after co-worker sprays perfume
At first, fire officials suspected that carbon monoxide or some other toxic fumes had sickened almost 150 people at a Texas bank call center.
34 hospitalized
Worst foods to eat while driving
Juggling these items can be especially distracting and raise your risk of an accident.
Worst foods to eat while driving
Madoff surprised scheme lasted so long
Bernard Madoff speaks candidly about his crime in a jailhouse interview with lawyers suing him on behalf of investors.
Madoff surprised scheme lasted so long
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Riddle of arm-swinging finally solved
Researchers explain why humans swing their arms when they walk.
Riddle of arm-swinging finally solved
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America's most bike-friendly cities
These towns are installing — or already have — more bike lanes, paths, and signals than any other place in the U.S.
Bike-friendly cities
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Record heat wave scorches Pacific Northwest
"Brutal" record-setting temperatures are predicted for the normally temperate region.
Record heat wave scorches Pacific Northwest
Family forgets 5-year-old in cab
A family leaves behind their sleeping child — and the taxi driver almost takes the blame for it.
Family forgets 5-year-old in cab
Free airfare ... but there's a catch
New York City is buying one-way plane tickets for homeless families to leave the city.
Homeless Offered Free Airfare To Leave NYC
Sky High
But a drug seizure in Westport has even the police scratching their heads.
Pot plants found 30 feet up holly tree
Phone number for 'Jenny' up for auction
"Jenny's" phone number up for auction
Couple Claims They Found Mouse In Can Of Pepsi
A Volusia County woman's disgusting discovery in a can of soda has now led to an investigation by the Food and Drug Administration .
Man Charged For Putting Children In Trash Can
The Montgomery County Prosecutor's Office has approved eleven felony charges against Tommie Lee Johnson Jr., 39, who police said confessed to putting two children in a trash can Sunday night.
Swallow flies through two-inch gap at 35 miles per hour
Caribbean's marine species survived extinction by having sex
Caribbean's marine species survived extinction by having sex
How to get songs out of your head
An expert who studies why catchy tunes stick in our brains offers sound advice.
How to get songs out of your head
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Bill Kristol Admits to Jon Stewart: The Government Already Runs First-Class Health Care
Jon Stewart managed to draw out Bill Kristol tonight on The Daily Show, and got him to admit the government can run a health care system that's better than private insurance.
Some 'stimulus jobs' last just 1 week
Bucking White House requirements, lawmakers are using fuzzy math to tout the success of stimulus job creation.
Some 'stimulus jobs' last just 1 week
Atlanta demolishes all of its housing projects
The town that built the nation's first housing project becomes the first to eliminate them — and other big cities are following suit.
Atlanta demolishes its housing projects
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Wing-Nut Extremists
After the arrests of seven NC men, officials are concerned about the danger from little-noticed Americans who become devoted to extreme causes.
Worries increase over U.S.-bred extremists
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Daily Almanac
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Today In History July 29
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Have a little patience and hold back on any urge to push, and all the little details might just work themselves out.
It's a hard stance to take, especially for someone who's as driven and hard working as you are, but one of the tricks about life is knowing when to rest and take a step back, as well as when to push forward with all your effort.
Now is a moment in which you should rest.
Rest sounds good.