In context: Rick Perry’s new attack on Obama (video)

A recent campaign ad for GOP presidential candidate Rick Perry makes the claim that President Obama thinks “Americans are lazy.” Scott Pelley puts that claim…

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A&E: Favored Sons

“Favored Sons is playing tonight at Hopjacks. They took the time to answer questions via e-mail for the IN. The band will be playing original…

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Buzz: Thomas schedules secret meeting on closed school property

Although Superintendent Malcolm Thomas has not filed to run for re-election, he’s heavy into damage control. He is holding a private, invitation-only luncheon meeting today…

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Tebow defies NFL experts. Wins again

If you listen to all the NFL experts, you would believe that Tim Tebow is the worst quarterback in professional football. There’s just one problem….

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One-in-four Escambia Co. children live in poverty

Escambia County has one out of every four children living in poverty–17,470 children, 28.1 percent, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. A recently released brief…

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Buzz: Thomas creates position for fired EDS principal

There is a buzz in the Escambia County Public School District that Superintendent Malcolm Thomas has created a position – Executive Assistant to the Superintendent…

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Blue Wahoos unveil logo, merchandise tonight

Press Release:On Friday, November 18 the Pensacola Blue Wahoos will take another step towards Opening Day 2012, with the unveiling of their official team logo…

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The Angry Parade

It’s becoming a regular thing, the protest parades down Palafox. A few weeks ago, the organic outcries were somewhat warm and fuzzy with a snare…

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A&E: Demi and Ashton are Divorcing

Maybe it’s the curse of “Two and a Half Men,” but Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore are divorcing. Not even a camping trip could save…

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SAO: No criminal charges to be filed against Robertson

State Attorney Bill Eddins’ office has announced that no criminal charges will be filed against Escambia County Commissioner Wilson Robertson in regards to him using…

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City orders Occupy to unoccupy by 11 p.m. Friday

NOTICE Due to the failure of the Occupy Pensacola Movement to apply for a permit under applicable city codes designed to ensure the public health,…

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#Guycode tweets

The Hogwartians Students of Hogwarts If you fancy a girl who loves Harry Potter, you must RESPECT that or you don’t… CRUCIO. 😉 ÏŸ FillWerrell…

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Benetton unveils ad campaign with world leaders kissing (video)

Clothing company United Colors of Benetton unveils a controversial ad campaign featuring manipulated photographs of world leaders kissing. Source: Reuters

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Do ya think?

The Christian Science Monitor suggests that the Occupy movement might lack focus and perhaps the time has come to figure out what they want. Could…

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Morgan Stanley fined for lying – $3.3 million

The Securities and Exchange Commission today yesterday Morgan Stanley Investment Management with violating securities laws in a fee arrangement that repeatedly charged a fund and…

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PSU scandal: Wake up call for judges

Justice at Stake, a legal reform group dedicated to protecting fair and impartial courts, has issued the following statement on the case of Jerry Sandusky,…

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Nodine to be retried for murder

Baldwin County Circuit Judge Charles Partin denied a request by murder suspect Stephen Nodine’s attorneys to dismiss charges in the death of his girlfriend, Angel…

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Taj Mahal judge to resign

St. Pete Times’ Lucy Morgan has the scoop: 1st District Court Judge Paul M. Hawkes is resigning from the court to avoid an ethics trial…

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IN Cover: Ills of the Spill

IN reporter Jeremy Morrison spent a month traveling the gulf coast attending meetings and listening to stories of people worried about the impact of the…

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Florida ECO funding nearly doubled in 2010

The National Institute for Money in State Politics has issued a staff report on how independent political spending changed in Florida since the U.S. Supreme…

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