Justice Ginsburg Has Heart, Expensive EPA Regulation Unveiled, National Guard Keeps the Lid on Ferguson: P.M. Links

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  Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has heart—trouble that is. She was hospitalized for a coronary blockage.

• Just before the Thanksgiving holiday hits, the Obama administration unveiled an air pollution regulation that business groups say could be the most expensive ever.
• Many Republicans still like the idea of Mitt Romney (!) as their presidential nominee. Why?
• Thanks, but no tanks (get it?), says Michele Fluornoy, who dropped out of the running to be Secretary of Defense.
• After a chaotic Monday night in Ferguson, Missouri, officials turned to the National Guard last night to get a handle on post-grand jury announcement violence—well, some of it, anyway.
• Speaking of demonstration-related violence, seven Hong Kong cops were arrested for beating a pro-democracy protester.
• European officials want the "right to be forgotten" extended globally. Uh huh. We'll remember that.
• What did two British brothers learn at camp? Terrorism! They're been imprisoned in the U.K. for their troubles.

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