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	Page 1 from 2 Found 34 documents Pope's childhood home vandalized Victor Morton The childhood home of the future Pope Benedict XVI was paint-vandalized Tuesday evening with obscene writings, according to German police. Police in the Bavarian town of Marktl-am-Inn issued an appeal for witnesses and immediately ordered the graffiti to be removed. Washington Times, 2010.04.14 03:18 Toyota halts sales of Lexus GX 460 Ken Thomas ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON (AP) - Toyota Motor Corp. is temporarily halting sales of the 2010 Lexus GX 460 after Consumer Reports issued a rare "Don't Buy" warning amid concerns the large SUV has handling problems that could cause it to roll over during sharp turns. Washington Times, 2010.04.14 03:18 Obama pressing China over Iran nukes Kara Rowland President Obama on Tuesday acknowledged the challenge of bringing Chinese leaders on board for a multilateral push to impose stiff sanctions on Iran, but expressed confidence Beijing will ultimately join the U.S. Washington Times, 2010.04.14 02:18 MILLER: National Enquirer snubbed by snobs Emily Miller When the 2010 Pulitzer Prizes were announced Monday, the outlet most deserving of the prestigious journalism award was glaringly absent from the list: The National Enquirer. Washington Times, 2010.04.14 02:18 Study: Networks snub, malign tea party movement Joseph Curl The Big Three television networks virtually ignored the massive, grassroots tea party surge in 2009, and so far this year have maligned the movement as teeming with racists and violent fringe figures, according to a new report by the Media Research Center. Washington Times, 2010.04.14 01:18 Huckabee: Gay marriage akin to incest Natasha Metzler ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON - Mike Huckabee, a possible Republican presidential candidate in 2012, says the effort to allow gays and lesbians to marry is comparable to legalizing incest, polygamy and drug use. Washington Times, 2010.04.14 00:18 Demjanjuk casts himself as a victim of Hitler ASSOCIATED PRESS MUNICH (AP) - Accused death camp guard John Demjanjuk told a German court Tuesday he was a victim of the Nazis himself, using his first major statement since his trial began to blast the country that started World War II for prosecuting him. Washington Times, 2010.04.13 23:17 Obama to get bipartisan input on nominee Kara Rowland President Obama will meet with a bipartisan group of key senators next week at the White House to discuss the Supreme Court vacancy that will be created when Justice John Paul Stevens retires at the end of this term. Washington Times, 2010.04.13 21:18 Poland mourns as president, wife lie in state Matt Moore and Monika Scislowska ASSOCIATED PRESS WARSAW (AP) - Mourners formed a line that snaked for more than half a mile to pay their respects to the late Polish President Lech Kaczynski and his wife, Maria Kaczynska, whose bodies are lying in state in the Polish capital. Washington Times, 2010.04.13 21:18 Official: Pakistan airstrike kills 71 civilians Riaz Khan and Zarar Khan ASSOCIATED PRESS PESHAWAR, Pakistan (AP) - Up to 71 civilians were killed in a weekend strike by Pakistani jets near the Afghan border, survivors and a government official said Tuesday - a rare confirmation of civilian casualties that risks undercutting public support for the fight against militants. Washington Times, 2010.04.13 18:17 WOLF: Dennis Moore must be recalled Dr. Milton R. Wolf "I do solemnly swear that I will ... faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter. So help me God." Like millions of other Americans, I watched our elected leaders with growing frustration as they willfully ignored "We the People" and brazenly rammed through their government takeover of the world's finest health care system. Washington Times, 2010.04.13 18:17 Feb. trade deficit increases to $39.7 billion Martin Crutsinger ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON (AP) - The U.S. trade deficit widened more than expected in February as a small gain in exports to the highest level in 16 months was offset by a bigger jump in imports, reflecting increased demand for consumer goods from televisions to clothing. Washington Times, 2010.04.13 17:17 Bodies of all dead W.Va. miners recovered Lawrence Messina and Tim Huber ASSOCIATED PRESS CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - Recovery teams working before dawn Tuesday finished the grim task of recovering the last of 29 West Virginia miners killed in the nation's worst coal mining disaster in decades. Washington Times, 2010.04.13 17:17 EDITORIAL: The Party of Nobama THE WASHINGTON TIMES As President Obama and the Democratic Party continue to sink in national opinion polls, they have begun to lash out at the Republicans as "the party of no." But they have tried this tactic before and failed miserably. Washington Times, 2010.04.13 16:17 EDITORIAL: Congress' financial mess THE WASHINGTON TIMES For years, the Federal Reserve, Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae caused banks to make high-risk mortgages to borrowers who couldn't afford them. On Wednesday, in testimony before the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission, former longtime Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan finally pinpointed who instigated this risky behavior: Congress. Washington Times, 2010.04.13 15:17 Inside the Beltway Jennifer Harper INSIDE THE BELTWAY PRIME TIME PRUDENCE Her memories of Eliot Spitzer don't seem to involve his prowess as a political pundit. Washington Times, 2010.04.13 10:17 Ukraine, others to dispose of bomb material Eli Lake The first day of the 47-nation summit in Washington on securing vulnerable nuclear material brought pledges from Ukraine and other countries to begin disposing of bomb-grade uranium. Washington Times, 2010.04.13 07:17 Democrats want anti-Bush loyalist for GAO director Rowan Scarborough Congressional Democrats are pushing for the appointment of a party loyalist and frequent critic of President George W. Bush to a powerful government watchdog post that historically has gone to nonpartisan nominees. Washington Times, 2010.04.13 06:18 Dow's rise above 11,000 lifts hopes Patrice Hill The Dow Jones Industrial Average on Monday sauntered back over 11,000 for the first time since the 2008 financial crisis, culminating one of the stock market's most dramatic rallies ever with gains of 70 percent in the past year. Washington Times, 2010.04.13 06:18 D.C. agencies told to lay down law on Gray Jeffrey Anderson Two days after the District's campaign-finance investigators "exonerated" D.C. Washington Times, 2010.04.13 06:18 Found 34 documents Page 1 from 2	"ABCNEWS" [415] "AgWeb.Com" [2] "AllAfrica" [194] AP Business [259] "Asahi Shimbun" [18] "AtNewYork" [8] "BBC" [112] "Bloomberg L.P." 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