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OBAMA ON IMMIGRATION
REFORM: ‘LET’S GET THIS DONE’
Pres. Obama pressured Congress on
immigration reform this week, saying he
wants a bill passed “as soon as possible.”
During a naturalization ceremony Monday at
the White House he said, “We’ve just got ...
to work up the political courage to do what’s required to be done.” Sixty-three percent of
Americans support a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants currently living in
the U.S., according to a Public Religion Research Institute poll.
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AMANDA
KNOX GETS
SHOCKING
NEWS
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HUFFINGTON
03.31.13
Amanda Knox, who was accused of killing her roommate
in 2007 while she was an exchange student in Italy, is
once again dominating headlines after Italy’s highest
court ruled that her case would be tried again. Knox’s
conviction was overturned in 2011, and she is now a
student at the University of Washington in Seattle. In
a statement issued after the latest ruling, Knox said,
“No matter what happens, my family and I will face this
continuing legal battle as we always have, confident
in the truth and with our heads held high in the face of
wrongful accusations and unreasonable adversity.”
NBC SLAMMED FOR
SANDUSKY INTERVIEW
NBC News is facing a backlash for airing
controversial filmmaker John Zeigler’s
interview with convicted child molester
Jerry Sandusky. Ziegler, who has written
on his blog that parts of the case against
the former Penn State assistant football
coach were “remarkably weak,” recorded
the interview as part of a film called The
Framing of Joe Paterno. Ziegler defended himself in a blog post last week: “I made it very
clear to everyone here, including Sandusky, that I am not supportive of him and some of
my questions of him were actually much tougher than any he has ever faced.”