ENTERTAINMENT

• 'Man For All Seasons' Actor Paul Scofield Dead at 86
  Paul Scofield, the towering British stage actor who won international fame and an Academy Award for the film "A Man for All Seasons," has died. He was 86.
• Jennifer Lopez's Twins Make Their Debut
  The singer and her babies, Max and Emme, born Feb. 22 in Long Island, N.Y., appear in Friday's issue of People magazine and at People.com.
• Heather Mills to Be Judge on Donald Trump's Miss USA Pageant
  Heather Mills is hopping onto U.S. television again, this time as a judge on Donald Trump's Miss USA pageant.
• Shia LaBeouf Pleads Not Guilty to Unlawful Smoking Charge
  The bench warrant, which didn't contain details on the circumstances or the location of the offense, was dismissed.
• FOX411: Heather Mills Kept Half Her 'Dancing' Fees
  Heather Mills likes to portray herself as the Queen of all charity giving.
• Britney Spears' Father Gets OK to Sell Some of Her Cars
  Britney Spears' father James Spears has been granted permission by a California court to "sell or dispose of" an undisclosed number of her seven cars, People magazine reports.
• Reality Check: 'Idol' Contender Keeps Hanging On
  A new Sanjaya? Despite dismal performances, one 'Idol' stays past her expiration date.
• Audrina Patridge 'Not Ashamed' of Topless Photos
  "The Hills" starlet Audrina Patridge posted a blog entry Wednesday night in response to the topless photos of her that have emerged on the Internet.
• Deliberations Delayed in Death Probe of Anna Nicole's Son
  A judge postponed deliberations of a Bahamas jury charged with deciding what killed the son of former Playboy playmate Anna Nicole Smith.
• 'Easy Rider' Associate Producer Bill Hayward Dies in Suicide
  Authorities say "Easy Rider" associate producer Bill Hayward has died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
• Pop Tarts: Paris Hilton Drops the F-Bomb ... on Her Shoes
  'Oh, I picked these up at Maxfield,' Hilton said sheepishly while looking down at her boots — one of which said 'mother' and the other, well, use your imagination.
• New Bond Film to Hit Theaters This Fall
  Sony Pictures says "Quantum of Solace," the latest 007 adventure, will be released in Britain on Oct. 31. The film had been due to open Nov. 7, which is still its scheduled release date in North America.
• Report: Apparent Suicide on Lot Owned by Mel Gibson
  A man was found dead Wednesday in what appears to have been a suicide at a residential construction site on a lot owned by Mel Gibson, E! News reported.
• Sarah Jessica Parker Hurt by Maxim Poll
  "Sex and the City" star Sarah Jessica Parker says a Maxim magazine poll that named her the "unsexiest woman alive" really, really upset her.

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FOX NEWS POLLS

• Poll: Both Clinton, Obama Tie McCain
  Hillary Clinton has slim advantage over Republican John McCain in head-to-head matchup while McCain has razor-thin edge over Barack Obama, according to FOX News poll.
• Poll: Bush and Congressional Job Ratings Hit Historic Lows
  President Bush's job rating hits new low, according to FOX News poll.
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HEALTH

• Bad Marriage Breaks More Than Your Heart, Say Docs
  A happy marriage is good for your blood pressure, but a stressed one can be worse than being single, a preliminary study suggests.
• Study: Good Marriage Equals Good Blood Pressure
  A happy marriage is good for your blood pressure, but a stressed one can be worse than being single, a preliminary study suggests.
• FOXSexpert: Embracing the Scent of Seduction
  Scientific research continually confirms the power of smell in seduction.
• N.J. Man Survives Baseball-Sized Aortic Aneurysm
  Retired Elizabeth, N.J., Fire Chief William Neafsey talks of his recovery from a baseball-sized aortic aneurysm.
• Woman Gives Birth Using Dead Husband's Sperm
  A British woman gave birth to a baby girl last week after doctors told her the in vitro fertilization treatment she underwent only had a 20 percent chance of working, the Daily Mail reports.
• Officials: Salmonella Outbreak May Be Tied to Tap Water
  State health officials warned residents of a southern Colorado town Wednesday to stop drinking and cooking with tap water because they said it might be linked to a salmonella outbreak.
• Hormone Therapy for Prostate Cancer Ups Sex Drive: Study
  One of the first large quality-of-life studies on today's prostate cancer treatments suggests that for some men, it's a matter of picking your poison and facing potential sexual, urinary or other problems.
• Lab: Some Hannah Montana Toys Contain Lead
  The Center for Environmental Health said some Hannah Montana products contain high levels of lead.
• French Woman Who Sought Euthanasia Found Dead
  A woman who suffered from a painful facial tumor and had drawn headlines across France with her quest for doctor-assisted suicide was found dead Wednesday, an official said.

OPINION

• Junk Science: The Global Warming Bubble
  After surviving the tech bubble and while trying to extricate the economy from the housing bubble, why are we bent on heading into the global warming bubble?
• Ollie North: Iraq, The Real Story
  The brave Americans have ignored the press and the politicians, and instead have been busy fighting a vicious adversary, and winning
• Father Jonathan: Usama's Right: Pope is Leading a Crusade
  Once again, it seems bad news is teaching us the same old lesson that happiness is somehow tied to right living.

POLITICS

• Film of Fallen N.Y. Gov Eliot Spitzer Call Girl in Question
  A $1 million offer to the call girl linked to former New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer was rescinded because she'd already shot footage for "Girls Gone Wild." Now it might be the video maker who will lose out.
• Cheney in Afghanistan to Meet With Karzai for Progress Talks
  Vice President Dick Cheney met with Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai on Thursday to discuss ways the country's fragile government can counter rising threats from Al Qaeda and Taliban militants.
• 'Scooter' Libby Barred From Practicing Law in D.C
  Federal appeals court says former vice presidential chief of staff was convicted of an 'offense involving moral turpitude.' Disbarment is mandatory.
• House to Probe Electrocutions of U.S. Servicemen in Iraq
  A U.S. House committee chairman has begun an investigation into the accidental electrocutions of at least 12 service members in Iraq, including the January death of a Pennsylvania soldier killed by a jolt of electricity while showering.
• Schwarzenegger Drops Relative, Eastwood From Parks Panel
  Calif. Gov. Schwarzenegger drops Clint Eastwood and brother-in-law Bobby Shriver from a state parks commission after both opposed a Schwarzenegger-backed plan to build a toll road through a state park.
• Local Tex. Official Uses Racial Slur in Meeting Agenda
  A Mustang Ridge, Texas, city council member is under pressure to resign from office after he published a racist comment in a public document, MyFOXAustin.com reports
• McGreevey Wife's Distress Claim Dropped in Divorce Trial
  Judge rules that former N.J. Gov. Jim McGreevey didn't plan to torment estranged wife, Dina Matos McGreevey, when he married her.
• Military Pitches Iraq Troop Level Strategy
  Military leaders start series of meetings to assess progress in Iraq, present Defense Secretary Robert Gates with strategy for future troop levels.
• American Spectators at Olympics Warned Not to Expect Privacy
  The State Department is advising Americans planning to attend the Olympic Games in Beijing to take care and be mindful that they could be under surveillance.
• UAE, Singapore Strike Agreement With U.S. on For. Investing
  The Bush administration says it has an agreement with Abu Dhabi and Singapore that they will not use their huge government investment funds to further their political goals.
• House Dems Demand Documents on Contract Fraud Rule Loophole
  House Democrats demanded documents Thursday about a multibillion-dollar overseas contracting loophole to track down how — and why — the Bush administration slipped it into plans to protect taxpayer money.
• Minn. Secret Service Probes Alleged Bush Assassination Plot
  Secret Service agents in Minnesota are investigating an imprisoned felon from Fargo, N.D., who they say brought a gun to a 2005 rally featuring President Bush and later made threats against the president.
• Sen. Chuck Hagel Calls for Independent Leadership, Suggests
  U.S. Sen. Chuck Hagel writes in a new book that the United States needs independent leadership and possibly another political party, while suggesting the war in Iraq might be remembered as one of the five biggest blunders in history.
• Admin. Warns Banks Against Iran's 'Deceptive Practices'
  The Bush administration issued a fresh warning Thursday to U.S. banks that Iran is using 'an array of deceptive practices' to hide its alleged involvement in nuclear proliferation and terrorist activities.
• White House: Olympics Are About the Athletes, Not Politics
  White House said Thursday that China's crackdown in Tibet is not cause for President Bush to cancel his attendance at the Beijing Olympics.
• 5-Term New York Rep. Reynolds Not Seeking Re-Election
  Rep. Thomas Reynolds, a once-powerful lawmaker who saw his fortunes fall with that of the House Republicans, will announce Thursday he is retiring from Congress, The Associated Press has learned.
• Report: N.Y. Gov. May Have Used Campaign Cash for Tryst
  New York Gov. David Paterson may have broken state campaign finance laws when he used campaign cash to pay for a hotel room for a woman with whom he was having an affair, according to a published report.

SCITECH

• $10M Offered for Fuel-Efficient Car in Automotive X Prize
  The X Prize Foundation, best known for its competitions promoting space flights, is offering $10 million to the teams that can produce the most production-ready vehicles that get 100 miles per gallon or more.
• 6M-Year-Old Bone Suggests Humans Walked on 2 Legs
  Measurements of thigh bone found in Kenya confirm the hip and upper leg were adapted to walk upright, the journal Science reports.
• Experts Probe Thousands of U.K. Starfish Deaths
  Experts have announced a major probe into thousands of starfish deaths within weeks on the shores of Britain, the Daily Mail reports.
• Elephant at Maryland Zoo Gives Birth to 290-Pound Baby
  The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore says a 290-pound male elephant calf was born about 9 p.m. Wednesday night at the zoo's Elephant Barn.
• Ocean May Exist Beneath Surface of Saturn Moon
  An ocean seasoned with the chemical ingredients of life may lie hidden beneath the icy surface of Saturn's moon Titan.
• Study: Men Misinterpret Friendliness for Come-On
  More often than not, guys interpret even friendly cues, such as a subtle smile from a gal, as a sexual come-on, and a new study discovers why: Guys are clueless.
• Newspaper Publishers Join Online Advertising System
  A group of newspaper publishers said Thursday it was joining an industry-backed online advertising sales effort aimed at winning more business from national advertisers.
• Japanese Astronaut's Food a Hit Aboard Space Station
  When visiting someone's house — even in space — bring food. That was Japanese astronaut Takao Doi's motto and his country's orbital eats are apparently a hit aboard the International Space Station (ISS).
• Search Is on After UFO Photographer Vanishes
  A duo of California private eyes have taken on the unusual case of a UFO photographer who mysteriously vanished into cyberspace after posting his photos on the Internet, Tthe Los Angeles Times reported.
• 'Hot Sex' YouTube Chart Topper Sparks Web Backlash
  YouTube has become embroiled in the alleged equivalent of a vote-rigging scandal after a banal music clip became the most popular video in the site's history, in what many believe were suspicious circumstances.
• Views Vary on Whether Humans Meant for Monogamy
  News of politicians' extramarital affairs seems to be in no short supply lately, but if humans were cut from exactly the same cloth as other mammals, a faithful spouse would be an unusual phenomenon.
• Dell Plans New PCs for China, India to Drive Sales
  Dell Inc., the world's No. 2 PC maker, is developing new models aimed at Chinese and Indian consumers to drive sales in fast-growing Asian markets, CEO Michael Dell said Thursday.
• FBI Probes Possible Chinese Hack Attack on Darfur Activists
  The Save Darfur Coalition said it had notified the FBI that its computers have come under it attack, possibly from China.
• Spacewalking Astronauts Test Method for Repairs
  Two spacewalking astronauts, armed with a caulk gun and high-tech kind of Silly Putty, floated out the hatch to test a method for patching shuttle thermal tiles.
• Obama Girl Among YouTube Video Awards Nominees
  The nominees for the second annual YouTube Video Awards include an obsessed Britney Spears fan, the Obama Girl, Chocolate Rain and the "don't tase me, bro" guy.
• Review: 'Turok' Fun but Nothing New on Dino Planet
  Xbox 360 version of interplanetary dinosaur shooter updates the graphics but little else.
• The Week in Games: March 19, 2008
  EA gets nasty in bid for Take-Two; 'BioShock' and 'Mass Effect' sequels in works; Obsidian working on espionage game.
• Rare Explosive Eruption at Kilauea Volcano Rains Debris
  An explosion atop the long-erupting Kilauea volcano rained gravel-size rocks onto a tourist lookout, road and trail before dawn Wednesday, injuring no one but forcing parts of a national park to close.
• 'Smash Bros.' Beats Down Rival Fighting Games
  Mario, Donkey Kong and friends rule the Wii world; don't stay too long in 'The Club'; 'Ninja Reflex' cute but not worth $40.

U.S.

• Man Gets 30 Days in Jail for Taco Scam Posted in Video
  A man who pretended to be a CEO complaining about his fast-food order in a taco scam was sentenced to 30 days in jail after authorities saw the prank in an online video.
• Starbucks Looks to Fend Off 'Tailspin,' Intros New Coffee
  Starbucks, looking to fend off an economic "tailspin" is introducing a new automated espresso machine and getting back to grinding beans in its stores as the coffee retailer seeks to re-energize its slumping business.
• Boyfriend Charged in Case of Kansas Woman Stuck to Toilet
  A man whose girlfriend authorities say spent nearly two years in a bathroom in their house, sitting on the toilet so long that the seat adhered to her body, has been charged with mistreatment of a dependent adult.
• Detroit Automakers Prepare for Worst Sales Year in a Decade
  If the economy continues to worsen and U.S. auto sales nosedive, the top executives of General Motors Corp., Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler LLC say they are prepared to weather the downturn.
• U.S. Tells Israel to Stop Profiling Arab-Americans
  State Department spokesman Sean McCormack said that Israel has been repeatedly told to treat Arab-American Palestinians as American citizens at border crossings and elsewhere.
• Man Kills Two Workers, Himself in Apartment Shooting Spree
  William T. Smith killed two fatally shot two employees and wounded another who was coming to inspect his mother's Virginia apartment after she had been ordered to leave.
• Chemical Blast at Indiana Plant Leaves 26 Hospitalized
  An explosion at an engine plant in southern Indiana injures at least one person, officials say.
• SoCal Woman Shot to Death While on Phone with 911 Dispatcher
  Sheriff's investigators combed the neighborhood around a mansion Thursday for clues to whoever shot a woman to death as she was calling a 911 emergency dispatcher for help.
• Cops Find Man's Stolen Mustang 37 Years Later
  Eugene Brakke was recently told by the San Diego Police Department auto theft unit that his 1965 Mustang was found in their city, the San Diego Union-Tribune reported.
• Cop in Ricin Case Tests Positive for Castor Bean Derivative
  A police officer who went to a motel room where ricin was later found tested positive for trace amounts of a substance that also is derived from castor beans, the raw material for the poison, authorities said.
• Communications Workers Union Angry Over Urine Bags
  Union officials say that a supervisor at telephone provider Qwest tried to cut down on employee bathroom breaks by telling workmen to use disposable bags in the field, according to a report on Thursday.
• Minn. Bridge Over Mississippi River Closed Over Saftey Issue
  The Minnesota Department of Transportation closed a bridge over the Mississippi River in St. Cloud over safety concerns.
• Heavy Rains Hit Northeast and Ohio Valley, More to Come
  Residents warily watched as rivers continued to rise Thursday from heavy storms that dumped as much as a foot of rain in the Midwest and left behind more than a dozen deaths.
• Alarming Videos of S.C. Highway Patrol Prompt Federal Probe
  The U.S. Justice Department has begun an investigation of the South Carolina Highway Patrol after dash-cam videos showed a trooper using a racial epithet and two other patrolmen ramming their cruisers into fleeing suspects, a federal prosecutor said.
• Girl, 4, Saved From SUV Submerged in Retention Pond
  A 4-year-old girl was rescued from an SUV submerged in a retention pond while still in her car seat after the vehicle slid on an icy street into the water.
• Calif. Woman Shot to Death While Calling 911
  A woman was asking a 911 dispatcher for help when her pleas were interrupted by gunshots, then silence. She was shot to death.
• Man Held in Case of Realtor Found Dead in Home She Showed
  A 71-year-old real estate agent was found dead inside a home she had been showing, and authorities said Thursday that the man she had met there was arrested.
• Driver in Deadly Drag-Racing Crash Charged With Homicide
  A professional drag racer whose car plowed into a parade crowd, killing six people and injuring 22 others last summer, has been charged with vehicular homicide and assault.
• Tennessee Teens in Love Caught Hanging From Bridge
  Two teenaged boys were just hanging around expressing their love for their girlfriends — by dangling from a rope and trying to spray paint their mates' names on an highway bridge.
• Man About to Be Evicted Kills 3, Wounds 3 at Va. Home
  Virginia Beach police say a gunman shot and killed two people and wounded three others before killing himself at an apartment complex.
• Firefighters Pull Baby Horse From Feces-Filled Septic Tank
  Nearly a dozen central Florida firefighters pulled a 2-month-old foal from some deep doo-doo after the little horse fell into a septic tank.
• 11-Month-Old Survives When Van Crashes Into Baby Stroller
  Baltimore fire officials say an 11-month old girl received only minor injuries when a van that collided with a light rail train was sent spinning into her baby stroller.
• Bride Trades Ring for Handcuffs at Nebraska Ceremony
  Scotts Bluff County deputies arrested 31-year-old Dianne Carnes, just after her courthouse wedding was to have started.
• Navy Specialists at Front of IED Fight
  'Sand sailors,' or shipboard electronics warfare specialists, charged with teaching troops to defuse improvised explosive devices; monthly U.S. deaths now down from 90 in May to 17 last month.
• N.J. Man Charged With Killing Mistress, Still Missing
  Rosario DiGirolamo, already convicted of reckless endangerment for abandoning his son, was arrested Thursday afternoon and charged with his mistress's death, a newspaper has reported
• Inspector Arrested in NYC Crane Collapse That Killed 7
  An inspector responsible for the crane that collapsed on the East Side of Manhattan last weekend has been arrested for allegedly falsifying records.
• Red Cross Burned Through Cash During Wildfire Crisis
  The American Red Cross says it paid $688,000 for hotel rooms that went unused during last year's wildfires in Southern California.
• Stingray Jumps Out of Water in Fla., Killing Mich. Boater
  A woman was killed in the Florida Keys after a spotted eagle ray jumped out of the water and is believed to have struck her in the face or neck while she was on a boat with her family.
• Man Dumped From Wheelchair by Deputy Arrested Again
  The quadriplegic man who was dumped from his wheelchair by a detention deputy was arrested Thursday for driving with a suspended license.
• Cops: 2 Female Teachers Arrested for Fighting During School
  Two female middle school teachers were arrested Wednesday on charges they got into a fight in front of students, officials said.
• N.C. Governor Seeks More Suspects in Eve Carson Murder
  Chapel Hill authorities believe there could be other suspects who were accessories to the murder of University of North Carolina senior Eve Carson, and the governor of North Carolina issued a $10,000 reward in the hopes of getting more information.
• Woman Gets 5 Years for Trying to Hire Hit Man to Kill Spouse
  A woman was sentenced to five years in prison after pleading guilty to trying to hire a hit man to kill her husband, her son-in-law and another man.
• Middle School Girls Sick After Apparently Eating Methadone
  Nine middle school girls were sickened after apparently eating methadone pills supplied by a 16-year-old boy, police said.
• Bush Declares Major Disaster in Central U.S. After Floods
  President Bush Wednesday evening declared a major disaster in Missouri and ordered Federal aid to supplement state and local recovery efforts in areaa struck by severe storms and flooding.

WORLD

• 'Stale' bin Laden Tape Could Be A Strategy, Experts Say
  A newly released Usama bin Laden audiotape labeled 'stale' by terror experts have some questioning whether his seemingly outdated message is really a strategy.
• Homicide Bomb Kills at Least 5 in Pakistan
  A homicide car bomb killed five Pakistani soldiers and wounded nine others near the Afghan border on Thursday, the military said.
• David Beckham Could Make 100th International Appearance
  David Beckham was recalled by England on Thursday and could make his 100th international appearance in next week's friendly at France.
• U.S. Tells Israel to Stop Profiling Arab-Americans
  State Department spokesman Sean McCormack said that Israel has been repeatedly told to treat Arab-American Palestinians as American citizens at border crossings and elsewhere.
• 'Responsible' Baby Names on the Rise in China
  Newborns in China are being tagged with some interesting names, according to Xinhua News Service.
• Vatican Blasts Bin Laden's Claim of Pope's 'Crusade'
  The Vatican said Thursday that Usama bin Laden's accusation that Pope Benedict XVI had played a role in a worldwide campaign against Islam is "baseless," as the CIA said it was "confident" that the voice on the tape is in fact the terror leader's.
• New Usama bin Laden Tape Slams Palestinian Negotiations
  Pan-Arab Al-Jazeera TV broadcasts what it describes as a new audio tape by Usama bin Laden in which the Al Qaeda leader slams Palestinian negotiations and urges holy war for liberation of Palestine.
• Chinese Separatist Thwarted in Jet Plane Terror Attack
  A failed attempt to crash a commercial jet in China was an act of sabotage by foreigners seeking independence for the country's Xinjiang province in Central Asia, the region's top politician said in comments published Thursday.
• Separatist Forces Plotted to Crash Plane in Western China
  A recent attempt to crash a commercial jet was act of sabotage by foreigners seeking independence for China's Central Asian province of Xinjiang, the region's top politician said in published comments.
• Messages From Bin Laden Since 9-11
  Audio and video messages from Al Qaeda leader Usama bin Laden since Sept. 11, 2001.
• Transcript of Bin Laden's Newest Recording
  Transcript of the newest tape from Osama bin Laden.
• Canadian Anti-Terror Plans Found in Garbage Pile
  Canada's plans for a new counter-terror unit were trashed — literally — when blueprints for a new headquarters were found last week in a pile of garbage on an Ottawa street, it was revealed yesterday.
• Coroner: Cost of Diana Inquest Has Reached Nearly $5.8M
  The inquest into the deaths of Princess Diana and her boyfriend Dodi Fayed had cost British taxpayers nearly $5.8 million by the end of February, the coroner disclosed Thursday.
• Dalai Lama Says He's Willing to Meet With China's President
  The Dalai Lama says he's willing to meet with Chinese leaders, including President Hu Jintao.
• Tibet Protests Spread to Other Provinces, Say Chinese Media
  Chinese state media acknowledged Thursday that anti-government riots have spread to other provinces after rocking Tibet last week, as communist authorities announced the first group of arrests for the violence.
• 30,000 Flee Killing, Rape in West Darfur, Says U.N.
  The U.N. human rights chief on Thursday accused the Sudanese army of looting towns and raping girls and women during attacks it carried out in West Darfur with the help of Arab militias.
• 7.2-Magnitude Quake Shakes Southwestern China
  A powerful 7.2-magnitude earthquake shook a remote region in southwestern China on Friday, according to the USGS.
• China Sends More Troops to Quell Tibetan Unrest
  China sent additional troops into restive areas and made more arrests in the Tibetan capital Lhasa in an effort to suppress anti-government protests even as the Dalai Lama offered face-to-face negotiations with Chinese leaders.
• Military Kills 7 Suspects Planting Roadside Bomb in Iraq
  The U.S. military says it has killed seven suspected insurgents trying to plant a roadside bomb in northern Iraq.
• Militants Accidentally Set Off Blast, Kill 2 Hamas Members
  Hamas acknowledges Palestinian militants set off blast that also injured one person at a training base in central Gaza Strip after earlier blaming Israel for the explosion.
• Five Alleged Militants Arrested After Failed Embassy Attack
  Yemeni police have arrested five suspects over attempted mortar attack on the U.S. Embassy in Yemen that mistakenly hit a nearby girl's high school, killing a security guard, an Interior Ministry official said.
• Turkish Warplanes Bomb PKK Targets in Northern Iraq
  Turkish warplanes on Thursday bombed Kurdish rebel hideouts in northern Iraq, private news channel NTV reported.
• Cartoon Cat Joins Japan's Foreign Ministry
  Japanese Foreign Minister Masahiko Komura appointed a cartoon robot cat as "anime ambassador," handing a human-sized Doraemon doll an official certificate at an inauguration ceremony.

SHOWS

• America's Election HQ: Transcript: Silent Supporter
  Al Sharpton explains why he will back but not endorse Barack Obama
• Hannity & Colmes: Preacher Problem II?
  Barack Obama linked to another controversial Chicago minister
• On the Record w/ Greta: Transcript: Damage Control
  Karl Rove on whether Obama's pastor problem has caused permanent damage
• Red Eye w/ Greg Gutfeld: Gutfeld: What Makes Smart People Act So Stupid?
  What makes smart people act so stupid?
• Special Report w/ Brit Hume: Transcript: FOX News All Stars
  'Special Report' panel on the Dems Vs. Republicans on the Iraq War and Obama's speech
• Special Report w/ Brit Hume: Political Grapevine: Clinton, Obama and Superdelegates
  Is the Clinton campaign using Obama's pastor problem to woo superdelegates?
• The Big Story w/ Gibson and Nauert: Gibson: What if Obama wins the White House?
  How life will change for Americans if Obama wins the White House
• The O'Reilly Factor: Bill O'Reilly: Race in America
  Race in America, starring Barack Obama and Jesse Jackson
• The O'Reilly Factor: Transcript: Miller Time
  Dennis Miller on Bill Moyers and the continuing Obama controversy
• The O'Reilly Factor: Transcript: Modern Day Sins
  For Catholics, Easter atonement just got harder
• Your World w/ Neil Cavuto: Neil Cavuto: Beware of Generalities
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