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Today’s Most Popular Stories 09.21.09

By Matt Dornic on September 21, 2009 6:14 PM

Each day, Ashley Estill surfs your sites for the most popular stories of the day. Here are the top headlines for September 21, 2009:

Washington Post: Changes Have Obama Rethinking War Strategy

Washington Times: Obama health care plan angers seniors

Washington Examiner: Strangers to dissent, liberals try to stifle it

N.Y. Times: Blue Is the New Black

L.A. Times: Lamar Odom engaged to Khloe Kardashian

USA Today: Secret interviews add insight to Clinton presidency

CQ Politics: National Parties Ante Up for Virginia Races

The Hill: Obama open to newspaper bailout bill

Politico: Aides: $28 billion more for affordability in bill

ABC News: Bath Time Photos Prompt Child Porn Allegations

CBS News: Baucus to Make Affordability Changes to Health Bill

Fox News: Coffee Spill Costs Community College $200,000

MSNBC News: Escalate or scale back in Afghanistan?

CNN: Friends worry about Jessica Simpson’s ‘tailspin’

Wall Street Journal: Obama’s Nontax Tax

NPR: 2009 Emmys: Same Winners, But A Better Show

Roll Call: A Few Members Show a Big Shift in Bottom Line

National Journal: Doctors Hail Promise Of Tort Reform

Bloomberg News: Bank of America Agrees to Pay $425 Million for Merrill Backstop

Gallup.Com: Obama’s Leadership Qualities Stand Out to Americans

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