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  • Stamos: 'Extort' pix aren't piXXX

    New York Post – Wed Dec 9, 5:15 am ET  

    John Stamos says the photos blackmailers threatened to make public if he didn't fork over $680,000 are so tame, he will soon release them himself. "At the conclusion of the investigation and hearing, the photos will be available and the public wil... Full Story »

  • Baghdad bloodbath

    New York Post – Wed Dec 9, 5:15 am ET  

    BAGHDAD -- A series of coordinated attacks struck Baghdad yesterday, including two suicide car bombs and another vehicle that blew up near government sites. At least 127 were killed and hundreds wounded in the worst wave of violence in the capital... Full Story »

  • Nun-assault robber gets 15 years

    New York Post – Wed Dec 9, 5:15 am ET  

    A Brooklyn man who punched a 62-year-old nun in the face during a robbery spree was sentenced to 15 years in prison yesterday after he pleaded guilty. Eric Ferguson, 19, had been linked to six attacks during a two-week stretch in May and June 2008... Full Story »

  • Gate-crashers: We'll take 5th

    New York Post – Wed Dec 9, 5:15 am ET  

    The White House gate-crashers plan to plead the Fifth Amendment if they are subpoenaed to appear on Capitol Hill about the security breach. Reality-TV hopefuls Michaele and Tareq Salahi said through their lawyer yesterday that the House Homeland S... Full Story »

  • 'World' coming to end

    New York Post – Wed Dec 9, 5:14 am ET  

    "The World" has just nine more months to turn. CBS dropped the ax on one of TV's longest-running soaps yesterday, notifying the cast and crew that it's canning "As The World Turns" after 54 years on the air. The final episode of the Brooklyn-ba... Full Story »

  • Weird but true

    New York Post – Wed Dec 9, 5:14 am ET  

    A Boise, Idaho, boy yesterday experienced a painful problem made famous in the classic 1983 movie "A Christmas Story" when his tongue became stuck to a metal fence pole. Firefighters, who estimate he was 10 years old, freed him with the help of ... Full Story »

  • Tragic kin to sue over 'DWI' cop

    New York Post – Wed Dec 9, 5:14 am ET  

    The family of a Bronx grandmother killed by an allegedly drunken-driving detective has slapped the NYPD and the feds with a $20 million notice of claim, The Post has learned. Dusta Juncaj, 66, was struck by off-duty Detective Kevin Spellman as she... Full Story »

  • Gaga's crown yule

    New York Post – Wed Dec 9, 5:14 am ET  

    Queen Elizabeth II really drew a wild card! No-holds-barred Lady Gaga -- decked out in an outrageous "Poker Face" outfit -- wowed the British monarch during the annual royal Christmas show Monday night. The notoriously stone-faced queen couldn'... Full Story »

  • Polanski pic fetches 11G

    New York Post – Wed Dec 9, 5:14 am ET  

    A nude photograph of director Roman Polanski and his wife, Sharon Tate, taken shortly before she was brutally murdered, sold for $11,250 at an auction in Rockefeller Center. The large-scale gelatin silver print was from an image taken by English p... Full Story »

  • Big no to O's Nobel: poll

    New York Post – Wed Dec 9, 5:14 am ET  

    Two-thirds of Americans believe President Obama does not deserve to win the Nobel Peace Prize he'll be awarded tomorrow, according to a Quinnipiac Poll released yesterday. "It's probably a good thing for President Obama that the time difference fr... Full Story »

  • Dems ditch public option

    New York Post – Wed Dec 9, 5:13 am ET  

    WASHINGTON -- After days of secret talks, Senate Democrats tentatively agreed last night to drop a full-blown government-run insurance option from sweeping health-care legislation -- a concession to party moderates whose votes are critical to passage... Full Story »

  • Fuzzy math behind NY test gains: critics

    New York Post – Wed Dec 9, 5:13 am ET  

    New York City fourth- and eighth-graders have made little if any improvement since 2007 on the "gold standard" national math test -- prompting critics to question the hefty gains city kids made on state math tests over that same period. Just 35 pe... Full Story »

  • Mayor sticks it to parkers

    New York Post – Wed Dec 9, 5:13 am ET  

    As promised, Mayor Bloomberg yesterday vetoed a bill that would give motorists a five-minute grace period at most parking spots, including muni-meters. "While characterized as a 'grace period' to benefit drivers who are rushing to their vehicles,... Full Story »

  • Case of genetic justice

    New York Post – Wed Dec 9, 5:13 am ET  

    In a first-of-its-kind case, a Bronx judge has ordered DNA testing of a dead man -- a former bodyguard to rapper Busta Rhymes -- to determine whether a boy born four months after his murder is his biological son. Bronx Surrogate Lee Holzman order... Full Story »

  • AG gets Dem nod for Ted seat

    New York Post – Wed Dec 9, 5:13 am ET  

    Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley last night handily defeated three rivals -- including one personally backed by Mayor Bloomberg -- to win the Democratic nod for the late Sen. Ted Kennedy's seat Coakley, 56, earned 47 percent of the vo... Full Story »

  • NYPD Daily Blotter

    New York Post – Wed Dec 9, 5:13 am ET  

    A patient with a large chip on his shoulder stabbed a psychiatrist after he asked him how he was feeling at Beth Israel Hospital at 11:30n a.m. Friday, police said. Kareem Sutherland, 29, allegedly snarled, "I feel like grabbing that pen out of you... Full Story »

  • Tempers heating up over US 'secret'

    New York Post – Wed Dec 9, 5:12 am ET  

    The temperature is rising in Denmark! The Copenhagen climate talks blew up yesterday as a secret document emerged that would allow the United States to dictate terms to the United Nations and poor countries about how to reduce greenhouse gases. T... Full Story »

  • Crematorium's green smoke

    New York Post – Wed Dec 9, 5:12 am ET  

    Two Danish dioceses are going the extra mile to reduce carbon emissions -- building a huge crematorium to which coffins will be brought in a specially designed bus. The transporter will be able to carry four coffins at a time to the new crematoriu... Full Story »

  • A 'Ban' on all dissent

    New York Post – Wed Dec 9, 5:12 am ET  

    COPENHAGEN -- For some in the great debate over climate change, sci ence is for sale and any evidence that does not support their prejudices is irrelevant. Leading that charge yesterday against rational and open discussion was UN Secretary-Genera... Full Story »

  • Tavern will go out with a bang

    New York Post – Wed Dec 9, 5:12 am ET  

    It's going to be one hell of a wake! Central Park's legendary Tavern on the Green will bid goodbye in style -- with a huge New Year's Eve party, including a fireworks display. The doors will close at 4 a.m. and won't open again until Jan 13 -- ... Full Story »

  • Stimu-loss for words

    New York Post – Wed Dec 9, 5:12 am ET  

    WASHINGTON -- The feds have spent millions in stimulus cash on "silly" projects, including left-leaning puppet shows, a martini bar, and a study of Viking civic life, according to a devastating new report. One grant, for $25,000, went to The Hear... Full Story »

  • Gumbel: I had cancer surgery

    New York Post – Wed Dec 9, 5:12 am ET  

    TV sportscaster Bryant Gumbel said yesterday he'd had a cancerous tumor removed from next to his lung, and still isn't sure he's been fully cured. "He had a malignant tumor removed from his chest," said Sean Cassidy, a publicist who said he was sp... Full Story »

  • Morgy throws flag on Plax end run

    New York Post – Wed Dec 9, 5:11 am ET  

    Watch out, Plax -- Manhattan prosecutors want to block your furlough. The DA's Office will oppose the work-release application filed recently by former Giants superstar Plaxico Burress, senior officials said yesterday. As The Post reported excl... Full Story »

  • We can have it all: Bam

    New York Post – Wed Dec 9, 5:11 am ET  

    President Obama tried to have it both ways on the faltering economy yesterday, encouraging lots of new spending on public works while also vowing to pay down the ballooning deficit. Obama insisted he wasn't making contradictory proposals as he su... Full Story »

  • Bam's whiny blame game

    New York Post – Wed Dec 9, 5:11 am ET  

    The other day, I wrote that President Obama has "run out of both charm and ideas." I was too kind. To judge from the string of whoppers in his dreary jobs speech yesterday, he's also run out of facts. And he's still whining about the problems he ... Full Story »

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