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Pakistanis tied to 2007 border ambush on Americans, Afghans A group of American military officers and Afghan officials had just finished a five-hour meeting with their Pakistani hosts in a village schoolhouse settling a border dispute when they were ambushed ' by the Pakistanis. The incident shows Pakistan has long been both friend and foe to the U.S.
Baumholder teacher dies unexpectedly Jerry Hood, a fifth and sixth grade teacher at Smith Elementary School in Baumholder, Germany, died unexpectedly on Sunday, according to DODDS-Europe.
Soldier remembered for his energy, his pride The front row was empty, chairs left vacant in honor of Pfc. Alberto L. Obod Jr.'s family, who were not able to attend his memorial service Tuesday at the chapel on Warner Barracks in Bamberg. Obod's family lives in the Philippines, where he was born.
There are a growing number of services aimed at helping
college students who are in recovery or struggling with a drug or alcohol
problem. It’s no surprise since the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services
Administration( SAMHSA) reports that Americans aged 18-24 are the fastest
growing demographic group seeking treatment for substance abuse. SAMSHA data
also indicates that the rate of heavy alcohol use is highest among Americans
aged 20-22 and of that group, college student consumption is heaviest.
A CNN political analyst recently spent some time at Lake Como, Italy with actor George Clooney, filing this report about late night shenanigans that took place at Clooney's villa: I lost track of time, but by 2 a.m. or so - when I was hammered and was reasonably certain that others were, too - we [...] read more>>
If you watched the season premiere of "60 Minutes" last night you may have noticed the absence of Andy Rooney. Rooney, 92, has slowed down a bit since the Spring. Rooney joined CBS News in 1949 and has been giving end-of-show commentary on "60 Minutes" since 1978. CBS tells us he has a segment on [...] read more>>
CBS News Chairman Jeff Fager gave the keynote at the opening of the RTDNA "Excellence in Journalism" conference last night. "There isn't enough investigative reporting in the world today," Fager said in an interview before his speech (video after the jump). "I think a lot of people shy away from it because it's expensive and [...] read more>>
Randy Meier who left MSNBC in 2006, returns to the airwaves tonight as the solo anchor of KMSP (Minneapolis/St. Paul) Fox9′s 10pm newscast. Watch, as columnist C.J. from the Minneapolis Star-Tribune runs her fingers through Meier's anchor hair during an early morning interview in his home: read more>>
Ted Koppel was in Seattle over the weekend, where he was presented the Edward R. Murrow Lifetime Achievement Award in Broadcast Journalism. Before the award presentation, Koppel dropped by ABC affiliate KOMO for an interview. Koppel talked about the sad state of foreign news coverage in the U.S., his talks with NBC News, and the [...] read more>>
In Newsweek this week, Howard Kurtz has another of his occasional chats with Fox News CEO Roger Ailes. The message Ailes and Fox are sending via the article: change is in the air. Kurtz notes early on that Ailes' contract ends in 2013, and says that the TV executive is embarking on his "last hurrah." [...] read more>>
Viewers of ABC News in recent weeks may have noticed a familiar face. Former CNBC anchor Trish Regan has made a handful of appearances on the network to talk about the economy: video platformvideo managementvideo solutionsvideo player Regan had been an anchor at CNBC until March, when she abruptly left the channel. She was expected [...] read more>>
Variety released its 2011 "Women's Impact Report," which looks at the state of women in Hollywood and the media business, and NBC "Today" co-anchor Ann Curry is among those that made the cut (subscription may be required). Curry tells Variety that her ascension will likely result in more national reporting (as opposed to her signature [...] read more>>
ABC's David Muir is profiled in the latest issue of Syracuse Post-Standard's Central New York magazine. Muir — who got his start in television at Syracuse CBS-affiliate WTVH — talks about his transition into the role of "ABC World News" weekend anchor, which he took over in February: "It's something," Muir says with reverence. "These [...] read more>>
On GretaWire Saturday, Fox News — former CNN — host Greta Van Susteren sticks up for CNN calling the criticism they've gotten for teaming up with the Tea Party "silly." "My thought? The critics are silly. The critics have way too much time on their hands." So now there is hand wringing among journalists about [...] read more>>
The season premiere of "Saturday Night Live" last night opened with yet another GOP "debate" on "Fox News." The moderator of the debate was Shepard Smith (played by Bill Hader), and the candidates included Rick Perry (played by Alec Baldwin) and Mitt Romney (played by Jason Sudeikis). Watch: read more>>
Forbes released its annual list of the 400 richest Americans, and a number of media power players made the cut. Finishing toward the top of the list: New York City Mayor and Bloomberg LP founder Michael Bloomberg came in at number 12 with a net worth of approximately $19.5 billion, Anne Cox Chambers, who is [...] read more>>
Breaking the cycle of isolation for low-income, single mothers is just one benefit of an expanding social services program in Maryland, known as "Healthy Families America." The program dramatically changed the lives of two Baltimore City mothers, and has likely saved the lives of dozens of infants across the state.
The Baltimore Sun is putting up a paywall for its online content in two weeks, charging even print subscribers for stories and other features everyone has been getting for free for years. This raises some questions about what we should do about the Sun in our daily State Roundup.
Sides are gearing up for battle over 2012 same-sex marriage proposal; the trial of state Sen. Ulysses Currie starts; a number of bids come in for city, Rocky Gap slots; Holocaust survivors hope to take Maryland victory over French railroad company to Washington; Harris, Mikulski unite to help seafood industry; Prince George's delegate charged with stealing from campaign fund to pay for wedding; and the Baltimore Sun to throw up a paywall.
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