Links you may be looking for from tonight’s B block:
Ben’s Lighthouse for Newtown’s Children
Here are the rest of tonight’s citations:
Eight arrested during protest of immigrant deportations in Elizabeth
Immigration activists are hungry for reform
Boehner says he is ‘confident’ GOP, Obama can reach deal on immigration
Congress, going down in history for its inaction, has a critical December to-do list
U.N.’s Nuclear Inspectors Arrive in Iran
Congress, White House Set for Iran-Sanctions Showdown
Exclusive: Iran’s Foreign Minister Says Sanctions Would Kill Nuclear Deal
911 calls released in pileup on Lannon road
Willie Nelson Bus Crash 911 Call – ‘I Don’t Know How the Driver Made It Out Alive’
Bill Drafted In Secret Would Block Release Of Some Newtown Massacre Records
Prosecutor opposes release of Sandy Hook 911 tapes
Conn. panel orders release of Newtown 911 tapes
Judge Orders Release Of 911 Recordings From Sandy Hook Elementary School Shooting Newtown 911 calls: Should media have released them? (+video) Government sells last of its GM shares Regulators adopt final Volcker rule limits on bank trading The Effect on the U.S. Economy of the Successful Restructuring of General Motors (pdf) February 13, 1988 – Robertson Comments on South Africa Unrest July 9, 1985 – Anti-apartheid legislation locked in Senate filibuster In Ronald Reagan era, Mandela was branded a terrorist July 25, 1986 – The Choice for U.S. Policy in South Africa: Reform or Vengeance Sep 27, 1986 – Reagan Vetoes South Africa Sanctions October 3, 1986 – Senate, 78 to 21, Overrides Reagan’s Veto and Imposes Sanctions on South AfricaRecommended
