gag order

An unlikely yet very fine older gentleman, Mr. Charles Jones, has been spotted on several occasions wandering about Tent City, large planning map in hand and usually accompanied by a couple of other distinguished looking gentlemen in suits.   Although I've been unable to talk about it for some time, yesterday that gag order was lifted and I can tell you that the reason Mr.

I’m purusing the news headlines this morning, when I get to this nugget, otherwise described as a Gag Order from the EPA.

Tom Wood breaks the story of Newschannel 5’s constitutional challenge to a gag order issued to witnesses testifying in the John Ford trial. One of the those witnesses happens to be investigative reporter Phil Williams:

He didn’t seem to enjoy himself:

And the very smart people run the nation over a cliff:

Some people have a lot of baggage. But Hillary Clinton has too much Billage.

A unique hybrid of baggage and Bill, Billage is the one thing that could keep her from being added to the Democratic ticket.

Tonight, Israeli television carried Olmert's first statement about the furor that could finally end his tenure. Haaretz reports:

Could this get any crazier?

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In the story, Finch claims the faked receipts were created without her knowledge, and faxed in by the UPS store worker.

My Paul McCartney will find out how much of his money he has to turn over to Heather Mills, today. Reports in the media have had it from 50-200 million, but they don't know anything regarding this case.

That's because Paul and Heather don't know, and they won't know until a closed meeting with the judge this morning.