New Issa report goes after Obama administration’s energy agenda
Rep. Darrell Issa of California, chairman of the House Oversight Committee, has found another target in the Obama administration’s policy agenda: energy. Late Monday, Issa released a scathing report accusing the White House of being complicit in driving up oil prices to push a move to alternative energy sources.
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Falklands a draw after ‘good news’ from Rockhopper
Professional punters are a brave – some might say foolhardy – lot.
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Wheatbelt towns pick up pieces after storm
Residents in storm-hit towns in WA’s wheatbelt are picking up the pieces after high winds tore roofs off houses and downed trees and powerlines.
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New Zealand boy dies after fall into geothermal pool
A boy has died in new Zealand after falling into an almost boiling geothermal pool.
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Woman arrested after refusing US airport pat-down
Authorities in Texas have arrested a woman for refusing to go through an enhanced pat-down.
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vd Garde eyes test role after failing to score with Virgin
Giedo van der Garde is considering another crack at GP2, alongside a possible F1 testing position, for 2011.
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Pakistan papers apologise after running anti-India fake WikiLeaks cables
Leading Pak newspapers, on Thursay, published front-page reports based on fake cables from the US embassy that spoke of rifts between Indian Army generals and a “Bosnia-like genocide” in Kashmir.
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