A few stories out there in the news:
From NBC News, a New York man has allegedly been stranded in Europe since October 1st, because his name appears on a no-fly list. This, of course, begs the following question. Why was he allowed to fly over there in the first place?
From Life News, Bruce Springsteen campaigns for Obama and abortion.
From the LA Times, Malala Yousafzai, the 14-year-old education rights campaigner recently shot by the Taliban and taken to Britain for treatment, has recovered the abilities to stand and to write.
From CBC News, the Catholic Church will declare Kateri Tekakwitha a saint. A member of the Mohawk tribe, she will become the first native North American woman to receive this honor. (Full disclosure: I have visited her shrine in Fonda, NY.)
From the NY Post, alleged would-be bomber Quazi Mohammad Rezwanul Ahsan Nafis may have had an accomplice who was busted on kiddie porn charges.
From Yahoo News, a car-bomb explodes in Beirut, killing an anti-Syrian intelligence official.
From Reuters, the Curiosity rover eats Martian dirt.
From Breitbart's Big Journalism, the magazine Us headlines the cost Ann Romney's dress, even though it cost about half of what Michelle Obama was wearing, as the two ladies watched their husbands debate.
From Iconic Surrealism, watch Mitt Romney's speech at the Alfred E. Smith dinner.
Form Human Events, Romney gets the endorsement of lifelong Democrat Lee Iacocca.
And last but not east, from Pinterest, some of Obama's favorite golf courses.
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