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Tuesday, August 25 2009

  • The Takeaway for Tuesday, August 25, 2009 (Final Edition) August 25, 2009

    The Takeaway for Tuesday, August 25, 2009 (Final Edition) (article)

  • The Takeaway for Tuesday, August 25, 2009 (Early Edition) August 25, 2009

    Headlines; CIA (article)

  • DOJ to Investigate Alleged CIA Abuses August 25, 2009

    DOJ to Investigate Alleged CIA Abuses (episode)

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    • DOJ to Investigate Alleged CIA Abuses August 25, 2009

      The Justice Department recommended yesterday that Attorney General Eric Holder re-open and examine cases of alleged abuse of suspected al-Qaeda members.  The abuse allegedly took plac...

    • Writing (another) Book on Madoff August 25, 2009

      While newspapers and magazines have lined their pages with details of Bernie Madoff's deceit, the literary world is still trying to cash in on the embezzlement drama. The sixth book o...

    • Anticipating the Afghan Election Results August 25, 2009

      Today, preliminary results come in from last week's hotly-contested presidential election in Afghanistan. Both leading candidates, current President Hamid Karzai and leading challenge...

    • Wikipedia to Impose Editing Restrictions August 25, 2009

      Ever since it was founded eight years ago, Wikipedia has declared itself "the free encyclopedia that anyone can edit." But soon, not everyone will be able to edit every article. Start...

    • CDC May Recommend Routine Circumcision August 25, 2009

      In an attempt to slow the spread of HIV, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention might begin recommending circumcisions for all infant boys. The announcement comes out of this ...

    • Prosecutor John Durham to Look at CIA Abuses August 25, 2009

      Attorney General Eric Holder will appoint federal prosecutor John Durham to investigate alleged prisoner abuses at CIA prisons during the Bush administration.  Durham has a long reput...

    • Situation in Aghanistan 'Deterioriating' August 25, 2009

      When the chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff says that the situation in Afghanistan is "deteriorating," that's not a good sign. That's exactly what Admiral Mike Mullen said on ...

    • Obama to Nominate Bernanke to Second Term August 25, 2009

      This morning, President Obama will nominate Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke to a second term.  The President will do so during an appearance at Oak Bluffs School on Martha’s Vin...

    • Michael Jackson's Death Ruled a Homicide August 25, 2009

      Michael Jackson died of a fatal drug overdose including the anesthetic Propofol, according to court documents unsealed on Monday. Jackson's death will now reportedly be treated as a h...

    • U.S. Deficit Projected to Reach $9 Trillion August 25, 2009

      President Obama may soon face a new obstacle to his plan to reform health care: a growing pool of budgetary red ink. The White House Office of Management and Budget and the Congressio...

    • What You Don't Tell Your Doctor Could Hurt You August 25, 2009

      The average doctor visit lasts just 17 minutes, according to online medical journal Medscape.  Plans for health care reform aim to allow doctors to spend more time with patients, but ...

    • Health Care Reform: Young Americans August 25, 2009

      As part of our week-long series of health care roundtables, we’re talking with young people. They're coveted by health insurers, but with low salaries and high resilience, they’re oft...

    • Reactions to Afghan Election's Preliminary Results August 25, 2009

      We get reactions to the preliminary Afghan election results due in this morning. Joining us to talk about Afghan responses to the news is Charlie Sennott, executive editor of GlobalPost.

    • New Estimate Says H1N1 Could Kill 90,000 August 25, 2009

      A panel convened by President Obama to study the H1N1 flu, or "swine flu," presented a report Monday with a "plausible scenario" in which as many as 90,000 people could die of the flu...

    • Karzai Leads in Early Election Results August 25, 2009

      With only 10 percent of ballots in, the Afghan election commission says President Hamid Karzai and top challenger Abdullah Abdullah each have about 40 percent of the vote; Karzai hold...