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The Day Ahead: November 10

By Maia Lazar on 11.10.09 @ 6:31AM

Today on the main site:

The Bigger Picture, by Ropert P. Kirchhoefer

Czars along the Potomac, by Frank Schell

Bursting the Economist's Population Bubble, by Joseph Meaney

The Wall, the Fort and a Movie: The Real Disaster of 2012, by Jeffrey Lord

Abandoned Under Obama, by Heather Robinson

Plus more...

What to watch for:

Google is buying AdMob for 750 million dollars. AdMob is a startup company that basically puts advertisements on mobile phones.

Insurance companies may see relief with the Senate's version of the healthcare bill.

Fort Hood suspect Hasan may have had links with a Muslim preacher.

Senator Dodd will release a bill on financial regulation reform.

The D.C sniper is going to be executed today.

The Fort Hood memorial service is today.

The Austrian chancellor is visiting Russia today and tomorrow.

20 years ago on this day, Todor Zhivkov was ousted from leadership in Bulgaria.

Aleksei Dymovsky fears for his life after criticizing the incompetence of the local police force in Novorossiisk, on Youtube.

Meet God's investment banker.

Monday's best:

Medvedev speaks on the Berlin wall:

http://spectator.org/blog/2009/11/10/the-day-ahead-november-10

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