Homeland Security Still Checking MySpace, Drudge Report
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It's "inconceivable" that bin Laden didn't have help from within Pakistan.
The pundit gets so frustrated, she has to ask Hannity to cut her foe's mike.
The White House tries to get New York pols to calm down.
New system involves checking passenger information against "intelligence reports."
Why aren't we calling them what they seem so obviously to be?
That's why thousands of people had to evacuate for hours.
"Hundreds of city police officers will have devices affixed to their belts that can detect radiation or the crude makings of a dirty bomb."
Who was responsible for allowing a man on our terror watch list to board a plane with a bomb on Christmas Day? Washington is closing in on some scapegoats.
The fax machines at the Department of Homeland Security are just abuzz today.
Search of suspects computer shows stadiums and fashion sites.
The man who led to the raid of several homes in Queens earlier this week may be negotiating a plea.
Najibullah Zazi is acting strangely calm about all this.
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