Today’s Most Popular Stories 11.18.09
Each day, Ashley Estill surfs your sites for the most popular stories of the day. Here are the top headlines for November 18, 2009:
Washington Post: A film as lost as the girl it glorifies
Washington Times: Clinton in Afghanistan to prod Karzai
Washington Examiner: $40,000 in rare coins left at Md. shrine for safekeeping
USA Today: California nude beaches take cover
CQ Politics: Health Vote Defenders Counter With TV Ads
The Hill: Top Democrats eye stock trade tax
Politico: Dems alarmed as independents bolt
ABC News: Congress Searches for Answers on H1N1 Vaccine Shortage
CBS News: Report: Senate Health Bill to Cost $849B
Fox News: Father of Michael Jackson Molestation Accuser Commits Suicide
MSNBC News: Reality show: Calif. to require greener TVs
CNN: The sexiest man alive: Johnny Depp
Wall Street Journal: Health ‘Reform’ Gets a Failing Grade
NPR: When Football’s Deadly Brutality Outraged America
Roll Call: Reid Looks to Shield Caucus on Health Vote
National Journal: Senate Bill Clocks In At $849B
Bloomberg News: U.S. Economy: Housing Fell as End of Credit Loomed
Gallup.Com: Nonsmokers Top Smokers in Well-Being Across All Incomes
Talking Points Memo: Palin Digs In On Death Panels, Also Calls For Primary Against Lindsey Graham
Politics Daily: What Made Michelle Obama Anxious and Nervous
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