US Government does a study on how much rocket fuel is safe to drink.

Hat tip: Drew Curtis.

Congratulations to Eugene Volokh, who now has to answer the question of how many children he has with:

“That’s a controversial political question,”

From Cox & Forkum via LGF

If you’re reading this post, the headline of this WND report is old news, but they add some good summarization of today’s topic du jour from around the blogosphere.

The latest update on stuffingtopsecretdocumentsinsocksgate, according to WorldNetDaily.

The criminal investigation of former National Security Adviser Sandy Berger – accused of pocketing highly classified terrorism documents prior to the Sept. 11 Commission hearings – is now before a federal grand jury, according to an anonymous source with knowledge of the probe.

More good commentary from Ace of Spades: None Dare Call it Bias

Side note: It’s funny, seems everyone is referring to my blog recently. I’m seeing “myopic zeal” all over the place in the last couple of days. Coincidence? Or is this blog simply that popular? ;-)

Fat Kid points out the definition of zeal, in a sort of subtle way. Great point!

Thanks to Michelle Malkin for pointing readers to Little Green Footballs‘ temporary home during a DOS.

Update: Back up and running!

The blogosphere is buzzing.

Michelle Malkin: Reuters Gets it Wrong

Lashawn comments:

PDF of Rathergate Report

WizBang’s paginated web version

Powerline here and here.

PoliPundit here and here.

Whitewash

Benedict

Lots more from Instapundit

Great stuff from Scrappleface.

The new show will feature the same set, the same reporters and the same style as Evening News Classic, but during each segment viewers can go to a website and vote on which elements of each story may be false, or at least lacking adequate authentication.

Let’s start it off with a Google Search.