Morning Constitutional – Wednesday, 10 March 2010

Good morning, everybody. Nomar’s retiring as a Red Sox, Lindsay Lohan is suing, and De Niro’s going to play Vince Lombardi. Now, enjoy your morning constitutional:

Teen star Corey Haim died of an apparent overdose in Los Angeles last night.

An Associated Press-GfK poll shows the President is still more popular than Congress.

In Wichita, a man paid a crack dealer with Monopoly money. Unsurprisingly, the dealer wasn’t happy about it.

The arrest of a Pennsylvania woman in October for trying to recruit Islamic terrorists on sites like YouTube raises questions about homegrown terrorism.

Bike directions have been added to Google Maps.

Could the President actually be handling the economy a lot better than assumed?

Lots more millionaires out there.

You may have seen the chart of water usage in Edmonton during the US-Canada gold medal hockey game, but apparently the game also affected Canadians doing their taxes.

Vice President Biden condemns Israel’s recent plans for plans for building new settlements on the eve of Middle East peace talks.

In happier news, Rush Limbaugh isn’t moving to Costa Rica. I know I was worried.

Finally in even happier news, could porn be good for us? Apparently, as use of porn increases, the rate of sexual crimes goes down.

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1. Morning Constitutional – Friday, 24 December 2010
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3. Morning Constitutional – Monday 25 October 2010