We've tried it the War Party's way for about 5 years now, and, with the newest suicide bomb plot, at long last the ridiculous lies that our enemies are a finite number of "Islamic fascists" who hate us for our freedom has finally fi
The researchers found that when they gave rats a vaccine against a "hunger hormone" called ghrelin, the animals were able to live the dream of eating what they wanted without packing on body fat. The findings, published online by the
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's cyber-dream for the US Army has become a cyber nightmare. Rumsfeld took office determined to transfrom the US armed forces into a high-tech, computerized, lean, mean fighting machine that would be invincible.
Palestinian security forces hunted for 2 abducted Fox News journalists Tuesday, and the Palestinian president and prime minister were intervening in an attempt to gain their release. President Mahmoud Abbas and Ismail Haniyeh, the prime minister
In the video, citizen "Bob" is remotely identified and tracked via Radio
Frequency Identification (RFID) devices as he enters an airport and
navigates to his gate.
This film shows direct connection between the attacks of September 11, 2001 and the United States government. "IT IS EVERYONE'S DUTY TO VIEW THIS FILM!" (Duty? Well, if you really want to know what you're talking about...)
Si tuviéramos el poder de transportarnos a un lejano futuro, seríamos testigos de la infinita cantidad de análisis que se llevarán a cabo del singular proceso político que hemos transitado las últimas semanas.
There is no evidence the Iranian government is stirring trouble in Iraq, a U.S. general said, playing down suggestions that Tehran will retaliate for U.S. backing of Israel's war on Hizbollah.
There are 2 sides to every conflict—unless you rely on the US media for information about the battle in Lebanon. Viewers have been fed a diet of partisan coverage which treats Israel as the good guys and their Hizbollah enemy as the incarnation of ev
China’s new top official in Tibet has embarked on a fierce campaign to crush loyalty to the exiled Dalai Lama and to extinguish religious beliefs among government officials.
Dredged up a painful history of medical mistreatment and incited debate among prison rights advocates and researchers about whether prisoners can truly make uncoerced decisions, given the environment they live in.
Despite the fact that Iran has imposed blogging regulations on its citizens, Iran's hardline president has started blogging, recounting childhood memories, the country's Islamic Revolution and Tehran's war with Iraq in his first entry.
Bolivia's plan to nationalize its natural gas industry has stalled because the state gas company has neither the money nor the technical expertise to take control.
[Moonies] It is an "open secret" in Washington US Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld "wants to extricate himself from Iraq" but President George W. Bush "remains resolute," thus the US hangs on, a US investigative reporte
MI5 and the police are investigating "dozens and dozens" of possible al-Qa'ida-inspired plots to cause mass murder in Britain, counter-terrorism sources have disclosed.
The winding roads of southern Lebanon led residents on a journey of discovery through scorched mountains and rubble as they returned to their devastated homes after a month of warfare. Many were disappointed at what they found.
The mural that's sparking the most debate depicts Indians brutally scalping and murdering white settlers. All the women are naked, including one who's on all fours as a male Indian stands behind her, seizing her hair.
Tens of thousands of displaced Lebanese ventured back to their war-battered homes as Israel and Hezbollah observed the first day of a nervous truce. Plans for a multinational peacekeeping force slowly moved forward.
Mexican conservative Felipe Calderon said a partial recount in a fiercely contested election has confirmed his victory and he is confident a top court will now declare him president-elect. "Not one significant anomaly was found," Calderon s
Army officials said they recalled just 1 other time during the 3-year-long Iraq war when the Pentagon so quickly recalled soldiers who had served a year on the battlefront and gotten home. No assurances the unit's stay will not be extended again.
Theorists have long suspected that the competition between gravity pulling inward and magnetic pressure pushing outward would produce a warped, hourglass pattern to the magnetic field within these collapsed cores.
Now they've finally found jus
But Apollo 11 is a memory rewind—now over 37 years old. Nobody is quite sure just how much longer the original slow-scan tapes will last … that is, if they haven’t already been erased. [They're not lost, we can't find them.]
Sen. Harry Reid, D-Nev., last year refunded a $3,000 check he got in 1999 from a Texas friend, Ben Barnes, after a public interest group revealed it was improper. Now he's paid Barnes more than $1,600 in interest, according to recent filings with
The White House was circumspect when asked whether Bush would support Republican Alan Schlesinger in the three-way fall contest that includes Democratic nominee Ned Lamont and three-term incumbent Sen. Joe Lieberman.
Mexican riot police fired tear gas and used clubs to drive back leftist legislators and supporters protesting outside Congress in the first violent clash over a fiercely contested presidential election. Several lawmakers from the left-wing party whos
The federal program that provides legal help to poor Americans turns away half of its applicants for lack of resources. But that hasn't stopped its executives from lavishing expensive meals, chauffeur-driven cars and foreign trips on themselves.