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- Republicans, always a little late to reality the party, are finally now calling for impeachment of the president. And once again we should thank illegal immigrants for making this dream come true - Wonkette

- 40.8% of SFV residents were born in a foreign country - Daily News

- LA Charter Schools sues LA Unified - Business Wire

- Shrek the Third gets sorta crappy reviews in the LA Weekly and the LA Daily News

- Tyra Banks has lost a bunch of weight and is back to looking super-modely again. So WHAT - US

- Engadget posts an email that turns out to be false about Apple, stock loses $4 Billion in market cap in six minutes - TechCrunch

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- When they came after Pluto no one said shit, now they're taking away Veronica Mars - AP

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