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A.M. Links: Obama Looks to Old Staffers for a Lifeline, Russia Says the Syrian Rebels Did It, Man Rots in Jail for Five Years Awaiting Trial

J.D. Tuccille | 9.18.2013 9:30 AM

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    Floundering just a tad in his second term, President Obama asks for help from former staffers who already fled his administration.

  • Russia claims the Syrian government has evidence that rebels used chemical weapons. Well, that should settle the matter.
  • Republicans debate whether defunding or delaying is the best tactic for confronting Obamacare. How about a stake through the heart?
  • Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) concedes he has insufficient votes for any further attempts to disarm the American people. It was nice playing with ya, Harry.
  • A Pirate Party activist buzzed Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel with a drone to protest surveillance. Try that in the U.S.
  • Authorities seized a 6-month-old Lansing, Michigan, girl from her medical marijuana-caregiver mom because…pot! Quick. Hide the bourbon.
  • Court delays kept Donovan Drayton behind bars for five years awaiting trial in New York City on murder charges. He was acquitted.
  • Brazilian hackers may not yet be world-class. Looking to slam the NSA, they hit NASA instead. Really, folks…

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J.D. Tuccille is a contributing editor at Reason.

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