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‘Kill the bill,’ protesters target health care (The Times Herald)

WASHINGTON (AP) — Chanting “Kill the bill,” thousands of conservatives incensed over the Democrats’ health care overhaul protested at the Capitol on Thursday, arguing that the legislation amounts to a government takeover of the nation’s medical system.

This Week in History (The Observer-Dispatch)

This Week in History is researched and written by Frank Tomaino. Send e-mails to ftomaino@uticaod.com.

'Kill the bill' protesters target health care (Mohave Daily News)

Chanting "Kill the bill," thousands of conservatives incensed over the Democrats' health care overhaul protested at the Capitol on Thursday, arguing that the legislation amounts to a government takeover of the nation's medical system.

'Kill the bill' protesters target health care (KHQ Spokane)

Chanting "Kill the bill," thousands of conservatives incensed over the Democrats' health care overhaul protested at the Capitol on Thursday, arguing that the legislation amounts to a government takeover of the nation's...

'Kill the bill' protesters target health care (Channel 8 San Diego)

Chanting "Kill the bill," thousands of conservatives incensed over the Democrats' health care overhaul protested at the Capitol on Thursday, arguing that the legislation amounts to a government takeover of the nation's...

'Kill the bill' protesters target health care (WCAX-TV Vermont)

Chanting "Kill the bill," thousands of conservatives incensed over the Democrats' health care overhaul protested at the Capitol on Thursday, arguing that the legislation amounts toa government takeover of the nation's...

Politics Today: House Preps for Health Care Vote (CBS News)

The House of Representatives Prepares to Vote on Health Care Legislation This Saturday, but Democrats are Still Securing Votes

Letters to the Editor (York County Coast Star)

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Capsule reviews of recently released films (Creative Loafing Atlanta)

  OPENING FRIDAY ANTICHRIST 2 stars (NR) See review. THE BOX (PG-13) In this horror/thriller based on a 1970s short story by Richard Matheson, a couple (Cameron Diaz and James Marsden) is visited by a stranger with a mysterious box containing a button. The stranger tells them that if they press the button they will receive $1 million dollars but someone they don't know will die. They have one ...

What's on a TV critic's DVR? (Chicago Tribune)

The problem with being a television critic is that you have to watch so much television you don't have time to watch television.

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