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NBC's Bob Costas noted a controversy over honoring Israeli athletes killed at the Olympics 40 years ago during his coverage of the opening ceremony but stopped short of offering his own protest.The International Olympic Committee had declined a request to hold a moment of silence during the ceremony to acknowledge the 11 Israeli athletes and coaches killed by Palestinian gunmen in Munich in 1972. Costas called that decision insensitive during an interview this month and indicated he would call for his own moment of silence when Israeli athletes marched into the Olympic Stadium on Friday.Costas' comments took his bosses by surprise. Jim Bell, executive producer of the NBC's telecast, said this week that Costas hadn't brought it up with him before the interview.As the athletes marched in Friday, Costas said that IOC President Jacques Rogge led a moment of silence for the late Israelis this week before about 100 people at the Athlete's Village."Still, for many, tonight with the world watc...
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James McTague, Barron's Washington bureau chief, discusses Fannie Mae and Freddy Mac.
Washington editor for Barrons, Jim McTague discusses the second presidential debate in Nashville.
Barron’s Washington Editor Jim McTague argues Scott Brown’s win in Massachusetts will lead to better-conceived legislation.
Jim McTague, Washington Editor for Barron's Magazine, discusses Timothy Geithner's future as the Treasury Secretary.
Barron's Jim McTague on the stimulus and if it could bring more layoffs.
Barron’s Washington Editor Jim McTague on the politics dragging out the passing of a jobs bill.
As both campaigns accuse one another of throwing the race card, who's really playing the hand?
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