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Today’s Most Popular Stories 10.23.09

By Matt Dornic on October 23, 2009 7:27 PM

Each day, Ashley Estill surfs your sites for the most popular stories of the day. Here are the top headlines for October 23, 2009:

Washington Post: Fox wars

Washington Times: PRUDEN: Obama’s Third World press rant

Washington Examiner: WH drops Fox thing, goes after Cheney

USA Today: Obama family photo, courtesy of Annie Leibovitz

CQ Politics: CQ Politics Ratings Update: The South

The Hill: Congress divided over whether they will get the swine flu vaccine

Politico: White House attacks worry moderate Democrats

ABC News: Doctors May ‘Fire’ Parents Who Don’t Vaccinate Children

CBS News: Affidavit: Balloon Mom Admitted Hoax

Fox News: Massive FBI Raid on Islamic Slaughterhouse Mystifies Tiny Illinois Town

MSNBC News: NATO envoys back McChrystal on Afghanistan

CNN: Girl found in NY claims no memory of name, home, family

Wall Street Journal: It’s His Rubble Now

NPR: School Custodian Has Big Role — And Big Heart

Roll Call: 36 Moderate Democrats Threaten to Vote Down Health Bill

National Journal: In Afghanistan, Training Up Is Hard To Do

Bloomberg News: U.S. Stocks, Oil Retreat, While Microsoft, Amazon.com Rally

Gallup.Com: Consumers Spend More on Weekends, Payday Weeks

Talking Points Memo: Sources: White House Pushing Back Against Senate Public Option Opt Out Compromise

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