
National Post The rise of Fox News commentator Glenn Beck. Why do Americans love or hate him so much?
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To watch Fox News commentator Glenn Beck on television, listen to him on radio, or see him give a speech to an admiring crowd, can be a jolting experience.

National Post Obama on fire about health insurance industry in his final push before Sunday's vote
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Jim Watson/Getty Images US President Barack Obama delivers remarks on health insurance reform at George Mason University's Patriot Center in Fairfax, Virgina on Friday.

National Post Just because our brackets are completely shot doesn't mean we won't watch
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National Post Obviously capitalism hasn't made us kinder toward tuna
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Sushi connoisseurs around the world can rest assured today that the Atlantic bluefin tuna, the most prized fish in the popular Japanese cuisine, will continue to show up on restaurant menus, even if it means the near-extinction of the species.

National Post Take that, Michael Moore
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Free-enterprising, impersonal markets may seem cutthroat and mean-spirited, but a provocative new study says markets have been a force for good over the last 10,000 years, helping to drive the evolution of more trusting and co-operative societies.

National Post Surely there must be an exception if the liquid is tequilla. http://bit.ly/c0Ajie
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Veterans Affairs Minister Jean-Pierre Blackburn was allegedly been involved in a dispute at airport security

National Post "It’s almost too painful to type the word, but this could trigger an ... ugh ... election" http://bit.ly/bjSJfp
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It’s now Parliament verses the Prime Minister in the battle for procedural supremacy. And Stephen Harper doesn’t back down when his will is under combined opposition attack.

National Post National Post exclusive: Watch our video of an interview with Moe Abdullahi Mohamed, a former Somali militant who talks about growing radicalism in Canada and fighting Al-Shabab.
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Moe Abdullahi Mohamed spent six months with the Somali militant group Al-Shabab. He recently returned to Canada and was shocked to see a rising radicalism among young Somali-Canadians.

National Post Matt Gurney: Get me a grande decaf, non-fat dark cherry mocha and a Glock. Please. Before I get angry.
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A growing grassroots movement across the United States is seeing public meetings of armed citizens gathering together just to prove their right to gather in public with weapons

National Post Exclusive story: A former Somali fighter speaks out and warns of growing radicalism in Canada. "To us, the local people, they were freedom fighters."
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Tyler Anderson/National Post Now living in Toronto, Moe Abdullahi Mohamed spent six months with Somali terrorist group Al-Shabab.

National Post With that in mind, we will only drive 49 kilometres per hour over the limit on the way home.
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The Ontario Court of Appeal has upheld the province's controversial stunt racing law that includes potential jail sentences for speeding more than 50 kilometres per hour over the limit.

National Post Clicking this link is OK. But watch out for iffy ones.
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Posted is National Posts news blog, watching the news so you don't have to with up-to-the-minute breaking stories, news from the Internet and takes from National Post writers.

National Post Behind the scenes before a fashion show? Chaos!
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National Post Despite the crew's concerns, the captain was allowed to continue piloting the aircraft - a decision characterized as "troublesome" by airline security experts.
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Four flight attendants scheduled to fly on a Toronto-to-Paris flight that evening refused to work when they heard that their pilot had allegedly told a crew on a July 2008 flight that he was going to "ditch" the plane in the Atlantic Ocean because he "had nothing to lose as he was being fired anyway...

National Post "Ratzinger himself may be banal, but his whole career has the stench of evil."
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This extension of the awful scandal [of violence and pedophilia] to the topmost level of the Roman Catholic Church is a process that has only just begun.
















