Mohammed Ashan walked right up to a poster with his face on it and demanded the finders fee
Former NYSE CEO Dick Grasso reflects on 9/11 - AP
It was 8:46 a.m. and Wall Street was almost ready for business when the first plane hit the World Trade Center a decade ago
The Red Eye Podcast: Get Rich and Die Trying to Save Julia Roberts from Terrorists - TheDC
Andy looks at apartments that don’t have bathrooms, while Greg would rather go out in the woods
Dem: Negotiating with GOP like negotiating with 'terrorists' - ABC
Sen. Bob Menendez lashes out at Republicans for opposing Democratic efforts to extend only some Bush tax cuts
Comedy Central developing Jesus Christ cartoon - THR
Not just an episode, an entire animated series
New gun laws proposed after Times Square scare - Washington Times
NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg, others urge Congress to pass legislation to keep known terrorists from buying guns in the US
Bloomberg: U.S. has 'terror gap' in gun laws - WAPO
New York Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg told a Senate panel Wednesday that he strongly supports congressional efforts to close a “terror gap” in the nation’s gun laws
Nelson defects from Dems - again - The Hill
Democratic Sen. Ben Nelson joined a bipartisan effort on Wednesday to block the administration from trying the Sept. 11th suspects in civilian courts
Obama, Beyonce and Gaddafi: Too close for comfort
In December 2008, American superstar Mariah Carey was en route to the luxorious island paradise St. Barths to meet members of the Gaddafi family, known supporters of terrorism. She was paid by Muammar al-Gaddafi’s son Saif al-Islam, who laid down 1 million for the singer to perform at his New Year’s Eve Party. Less than 20 days later, Carey would take a Washington, D.C. stage to serenade President Barack Obama with her hit “Hero” as the new U.S. president stood before the world with his wife at the Presidential Inauguration.
