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Direct mail coming from Nancy Pelosi’s House Majority PAC appears to accentuate but not modify the size of a Jewish Republican congressional candidate’s nose and depicts the candidate with loads of hundred dollar bills. One of the three mailers show a digitally-altered David Richter with a suit jacket lined with money, with additional cash in his pockets and in a cardboard box behind him. The others portray a similar tone. “The photo-shopped caricatures of me portrayed in these mailers, always surrounded by piles of cash, is a well-known dog whistle to those who want to further divide our country in...

"The man has something, a natural-born leadership quality," Cerrone said. "He inspires people to get things done." The Burger King regional office was then on Fellowship Road in Mount Laurel, across from NFL Films. Cerrone said Cain lived in Moorestown. "Herman has one of those unusual work habits," Cerrone said. "He used to tell stories that he rarely needed more than four hours of sleep a night." This praise is especially noteworthy insofar as it comes from a man Cain did not promote from his acting position. "We met for drinks at a Mount Laurel hotel bar to discuss my...

Intel's chief executive Paul Otellini took a minute at the start of today's earnings conference call to praise Apple's iPad, but said Intel has every intention of ultimately winning the category. Intel executives have made many statements about the tablet category in past conference calls. But these were typically about the category being new and only "additive" to the much larger PC market. This time Otellini made a uncharacteristically strong statement, seemingly in response to investor worries that Intel is not addressing the category aggressively enough. "I know the big question on everyone's mind is how Intel will respond to...

BLAIR HORNSTINE is a straight-A student. Make that straight A-plus. She scored 1570 on her SATs out of a possible 1600. She'll attend Harvard in the fall. And until recently, it appeared as if she would be the sole valedictorian of her class at Moorestown High School, Burlington County. What makes her achievement all the more noteworthy is that Hornstine, 18, is a physically disabled, special-education student. She suffers from an immune-system disorder similar to chronic fatigue syndrome, which made it impossible for her to attend most of her classes at the school. But now Moorestown's schools superintendent, allegedly taking...