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A new Video of WTC from an elevated position in an office building. Interesting but I'm waiting for more of the video taken from people like this by the government to be released.
Militants with clubs roam Oaxaca, raiding government offices and dragging out employees who refuse to leave. Barricades and torched vehicles block the streets. Captured radio stations broadcast leftist manifestos. Police have fled the city, and the g
New Jersey has the right to obtain information about a federal domestic surveillance program because that program is no longer a secret, the state argued in response to federal efforts to quash its investigation.
Islamic militants attempted to storm the U.S. Embassy in a brazen attack using automatic rifles, hand grenades and at least one van rigged with explosives, the government said. Syrian security forces killed 3 of the attackers.
"The president should be ashamed of using a national day of mourning to commandeer the airwaves to give a speech that was designed not to unite the country and commemorate the fallen but to seek support for a war in Iraq that he has admitted had
The US acknowledged it was employing a double-standard in its divergent approaches to India and Iran's nuclear programs, but said policies were justified by the behavior of the 2 countries. "Is there a double-standard? Yeah. There should be,
Earlier this year, as the rhetoric soared between Tehran and Washington over Iran's nuclear program, the country's two biggest carmakers, Iran Khodro and Saipa, commissioned a study of how to run their businesses in a war zone. That may have
"Not even Hollywood would bite on this one: Loose Change tells what, heh, really happened on 9/11" - New Times Columnist prefers government's version of 9/11.
Chicken feathers and rice straw could become commonplace in clothing in the future. Turned their eyes to the millions of tons of rice straw and chicken feathers available cheaply, abundantly and renewably worldwide as farming byproducts.
A study of nearby galaxy clusters has failed to detect distortions in the ancient microwave radiation many scientists have linked to the creation of our universe. The finding could cast doubt on the entire Big Bang theory, but other experts have seri
Nethercomm, a San Diego-area start-up, says it has developed technology to send lightning-fast broadband and TV services via wireless signals through the gas pipes that deliver the fuel used to heat homes and fire up stoves.
"I think the more likely terrorist in this country in the next 5 to 10 years, is a 17-year-old kid who self-radicalizes on the Internet and decides he is going to make a suicide bomb, which he reads about on the Internet, and goes up and blows u
Olmert's appointment of a jurist, Eliyahu Vinograd, to replace his first choice, an ex-spy chief, appeared aimed at appeasing critics calling for an independent probe while stopping short of bowing completely to their demands. [911 Commission;-)]
Al Qaeda used the fifth anniversary of September 11 to urge Muslims to hit Western interests and said U.S. allies Gulf Arab states and Israel would be the next targets in a campaign to seal the West's economic doom.
Americans have squandered the goodwill that prompted France's Le Monde newspaper to proclaim "We are all Americans" that somber day after the attacks, and the Iraq war and US policies have made the world less safe in the 5 years since.
In his zeal to fight terror, ex-cop Ferry twisted the truth about the radio - capable of contacting commercial pilots from the ground - and triggered an investigation that needlessly landed Higazy in jail for a month.
Yet Lehman's farm, from which he runs a small popcorn business, was recently declared a target for terrorists. State security officials included it in a list of assets considered potential victims of attack, most likely by Islamic fanatics.
When future historians sift through the wreckage of the Bush administration's Iraq policy, they will rely in large part on a handful of books by brilliant reporters who watched the debacle unfold.
Russian diplomats believe it is now "highly probable" that North Korea will officially join the nuclear club by carrying out its first underground test of an atomic device. Kim Jong Il, the North Korean leader, is said to have made clear hi
2,973 - Total number of people killed (excluding the 19 hijackers) in the 9/11 attacks. 72,000 - Estimated number of civilians worldwide killed since 9/11 as a result of the war on terror.
Archaeologists in Ukraine have unearthed the remains of an ancient pyramidal structure that pre-date those in Egypt by at least 300 years. The stone foundations of the structure, which probably resembled Aztec and Mayan ziggurats.
(As Charles Goyette as mentioned, sounds like the Dems need to go away)Senator Kerry outlined his proposal in comments to the press Tuesday. He said he would try to attach a proposal to add 40,000 troops to the US military establishment
CIA counterterrorism officers have signed up in growing numbers for a government-reimbursed, private insurance plan that would pay their civil judgements and legal expenses if they are sued or charged with criminal wrongdoing