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08.30.2008 12:01 am

Northern lights

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

083008Republican presidential candidate announced and introduced his running mate yesterday: Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin. And everyone spent the rest of the day trying to figure out who the relatively unknown candidate is.

Don’t forget, we’ll have complete coverage of the Republican National…

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08.29.2008 1:05 am

That’s the ticket

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

082908Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama gave his acceptance speech last night before more than 84,000 people at Denver’s Invesco Field. Obama’s 45-minute speech (followed by fireworks) marked the end of the Democratic National Convention.

The Republican National Convention starts Monday in Minneapolis. Keep…

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08.28.2008 12:01 am

The Veep goes on

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

082808Democrat Joe Biden accepted the party’s nomination for vice president last night at the Democratic National Convention in Denver. After his speech, presidential candidate Barack Obama surprised him on stage — Obama will address the delegates, and hundreds of others, tonight…

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08.27.2008 12:19 am

Party favors

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

082708Day 2 of the Democratic National Convention featured former Virginia Gov. Mark Warner. But the big news, and the event many were waiting for, was Hillary Clinton’s speech. (See and hear the speeches at those links; Clinton doesn’t really start…

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08.26.2008 12:30 am

Women’s work

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

082608The Democratic National Convention has started! It kicked off last night with Michelle Obama’s speech that centered mostly on family.

Today’s Bird line: Women’s work

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08.25.2008 12:13 pm

Bye-bye Beijing

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

082508The Olympics are over for two more years — the Winter Games start Feb. 12 in Vancouver. (The Summer Games pick up again in London in 2012.) Final medal count: 110 for the U.S. (36 gold, 38 silver, 36 bronze); 100…

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08.24.2008 12:09 am

Shifting gears

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

082408The good news: Gas prices seem to be dropping a little lately. The bad news: It’s never enough, of course. Which is why people are buying smaller, more fuel-efficient cars.

Today’s Bird line: Shifting gears

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08.23.2008 12:01 am

Teem team

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

082308It’s going to be a busy day in downtown St. Louis: The Black Expo is at America’s Center, the Cardinals take on the Braves at 3 p.m., the Rams take on the Ravens at 7 p.m. and Bruce Springsteen’s concert…

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08.22.2008 12:01 am

Arch support

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

082208I love the Olympics, so I’m happy to see that the Weatherbird is enjoying the Games, too. Yesterday, the U.S. women’s soccer team took the gold medal in overtime against Brazil. The team includes St. Louis native Lori Chalupny, a…

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08.21.2008 12:56 am

Cut along the bias

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

082108The Weatherbird has toes. I know, it freaks out one of our editors, too. But how else would he be able to wear flip-flops? This political season, it’s not just who you support, it’s who you wear. Democrat Barack Obama…

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