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This x That:
Know This:
2011 Election Day Follow-Up: Arizona: Pearce loses to Lewis in historic recall; Kentucky: Beshear re-elected in landslide; Mississippi: Bryant defeats DuPree, voters reject “personhood amendment”; Ohio: Republican-backed anti-union law overturned; Maine: Voter registration law repealed; New Jersey: Chatham Borough elects country’s first openly gay African-American Republican mayor.
Herman Cain Sexual Harassment Accusations: In afternoon press conference, Cain rejects latest allegations, says he’s willing to undergo lie detector test; Cain campaign attacks accuser Sharon Bialek, claims she has “long and troubled history”; Cain accuser Karen Kraushaar, outed by media, gives interview to New York Times; on Hannity, Cain campaign manager Mark Block “confirms” Kraushaar’s nonexistent family ties to Politico.
Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi promises to resign after Parliament passes economic reforms.
News of the World surveillance scandal grows larger, as evidence shows ex-policeman Derek Webb hired to follow over 100 people including Prince William.
RIP: Hal Kanter, award-winning creator of landmark TV series Julia, dead at 92. Also: Alleged JFK lover Gunilla von Post, at 79.
Read This:
President Obama’s health care reform law ruled constitutional.
White House chief of staff Bill Daley demoted; White House downplays responsibility shift.
Penn State’s head coach Joe Paterno set to step down: Report.
Mayor Michael Hancock puts pressure on Occupy Denver to pick leader, protesters elect border collie named Shelby.
Prostitutes, marijuana, cock-fighting roosters found in Acapulco jail.
The Other:
NewsFeed: Massive Alaska Storm Could Be One of the Worst On Record.
Tea x Time List: Top 10 Bizarre Premature Obituaries.
Above: Neck-painted students in Bogota protesting privatization of public university hold signs that read “We have the right to be outraged” and “excellent education and for all.” (via.)

This x That:

Know This:

2011 Election Day Follow-Up: Arizona: Pearce loses to Lewis in historic recall; Kentucky: Beshear re-elected in landslide; Mississippi: Bryant defeats DuPree, voters reject “personhood amendment”; Ohio: Republican-backed anti-union law overturned; Maine: Voter registration law repealed; New Jersey: Chatham Borough elects country’s first openly gay African-American Republican mayor.

Herman Cain Sexual Harassment Accusations: In afternoon press conference, Cain rejects latest allegations, says he’s willing to undergo lie detector test; Cain campaign attacks accuser Sharon Bialek, claims she has “long and troubled history”; Cain accuser Karen Kraushaar, outed by media, gives interview to New York Times; on Hannity, Cain campaign manager Mark Block “confirms” Kraushaar’s nonexistent family ties to Politico.

Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi promises to resign after Parliament passes economic reforms.

News of the World surveillance scandal grows larger, as evidence shows ex-policeman Derek Webb hired to follow over 100 people including Prince William.

RIP: Hal Kanter, award-winning creator of landmark TV series Julia, dead at 92. Also: Alleged JFK lover Gunilla von Post, at 79.

Read This:

President Obama’s health care reform law ruled constitutional.

White House chief of staff Bill Daley demoted; White House downplays responsibility shift.

Penn State’s head coach Joe Paterno set to step down: Report.

Mayor Michael Hancock puts pressure on Occupy Denver to pick leader, protesters elect border collie named Shelby.

Prostitutes, marijuana, cock-fighting roosters found in Acapulco jail.

The Other:

NewsFeed: Massive Alaska Storm Could Be One of the Worst On Record.

Tea x Time List: Top 10 Bizarre Premature Obituaries.

Above: Neck-painted students in Bogota protesting privatization of public university hold signs that read “We have the right to be outraged” and “excellent education and for all.” (via.)