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Bush nominates a tax court judge who cheated on his taxes. Just to show you how out of touch the right is from reality, Republican Senate Finance Committee Chairman Charles Grassley doesn't see a problem with the Bush nomination, since the man has so much other experience in the field of tax law, and that we should be lucky to have his services. Somebody send this man a clue, quick.

Pac Bell Internet Services is fighting for file sharers by suing the RIAA, questioning the constitutionality of their efforts to indentify file sharers.

Two MIT grad students contend that random searches at airports will work better than profiling to find terrorists, thus protecting us. This, of course, is only their opinion, but their reasoning is sound, and I suggest reading the article.

Here are the world's worst beers. Surprisingly, Natty Light only clocks in at number 8.

The government actually does something cool today, naming Memphis' Sun Studios, the birthplace of rock n' roll, a national historic landmark. This happened after Sun Records founder Sam Phillips passed away yesterday. This article also lists 17 other new historcial sites.