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Entries for January 29, 2007

$1 Million to Ride With Wolf

January 29, 2007 04:00 PM ET |

What does it cost to hang with CNN star Wolf Blitzer and act like a cable newsman? How about a cool $1 million? At least that's what Dave Liniger, chair and cofounder of RE/MAX, paid this month for CNN's "Warrior One," the cable's Iraq war Hummer that Blitzer helped auction off at the famous Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Event in Scottsdale, Ariz. Auctioning the Hummer, refurbished by the TV show Overhaulin', was the idea of those who operated it in Iraq. Their goal: helping raise money for the Fisher House Foundation, which builds "comfort homes" for families of hospitalized military personnel. CNN sent the full $1 million to the charity.

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Tags: CNN | Blitzer, Wolf

Monday's Cartoon

January 29, 2007 10:59 AM ET |
Monday's Cartoon —Stuart Carlson, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Tags: presidential election 2008 | cartoon

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Bobbles Poll: Who Rules Washington Fashion?

Bobbleheads Michelle Obama, Hillary Clinton, Sarah Palin and Nancy Pelosi, for Washington Whispers.

Much has been written about first lady Michelle Obama's fashion. But she's not the only political influential with that wardrobe wow factor. Who would be your pick for Vogue's political female fashion trendsetter of the year? Next week we'll look at the male trendsetters.

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