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July 02, 2009
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Bring Your Gun to Church Day
by  David Martin, 530 words
Not available in Chicago. All other rights available.

Politics-U.S./Humor: Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition. Full story...
 
Unleashed
by  Jim Motavalli, 837 words
Second U.S. and all other rights available.

Science/International: Unpredictable synthetic organisms in the wild. Full story...
 
The New Male Beauty
by  Irina Aleksander, 1775 words
Not available in New York City. All other rights available.

Celebs/Life: Women have literally become attracted to male actors who look like babies. Is this what feminism has wrought? Full story...
 
SORRY, MR. BUSH
by  Ted Rall, 728 words
Not available in Aspen CO, Boise ID, Bradford PA, Columbia SC, Springfield IL. and Japan. All other rights available.

Politics-U.S.: On major issues and a lot of minor ones, Obama is the same as or worse than Bush. But Bush had an opposition to contend with. Obama has a compliant Democratic Congress Full story...
 
Language Lessons
by  Marcia Passos Duffy, 450 words
Electronic rights not available. All other rights available.

Life: Bilingual children are more attentive, and have better cognitive abilities than children who speak one language. Full story...
 
Harry and Louise, hijacked
by  Ben Goddard, 785 words
Not available in Washington DC. All other rights available.

Politics-U.S.: Unlike the 1993 debate over healthcare reform, today there has been virtually no visible campaign against the White House proposal, argues the man who created "Harry and Louise." Full story...
 
Long live the King of Pop
by  Greg Beato, 793 words
Not available in British Columbia, India, New York City, and Hong Kong. All other rights available.

Celebs/Music: The vital, vintage Michael Jackson, preserved on vinyl and videotape, can take center stage, and his comeback, unencumbered by the flesh-and-blood phantom with the controversial past and the aging hips, can move forward. Full story...
 
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