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Colorado representative Doug Lamborn has just made the final doo-doo step it what will be the shortest and most lackluster career the House has ever seen. Doug Lamborn’s recorded threats to a pair of voters critical of his views has now reached the p
The British army has pulled out from inside Iraq's second city, Basra for the first time since the start of the US-led invasion. "I think that's the right thing to do because the longer we are here, the less inclined they are to run thin
Reflexiones Libertarias
No hay duda de la multitud de activos que Mexico posee los que siempre lo han identificado, primero, como la soñada Nueva España, el cuerno de la abundancia, después, como el milagro mexicano, y en años recientes como ese gran sueño irrealizado de mi
A mother and son in South Philadelphia say their house was raided by police overnight. But they say they've done nothing wrong... and they think it was all a mistake!
Another "isolated incident". Cops target wrong house, terrorize family. AGAIN......Who's next?
"This is Patrick Syring," he said in a voicemail to the AAI, according to the indictment. "The only good Lebanese is a dead Lebanese. The only good Arab is a dead Arab. Long live the IDF. Death to Lebanon and death to the Arabs."
An unprecedented gathering this week of international war crimes prosecutors issued a joint appeal to the world community to arrest war criminals still at large and turn them over to stand trial.
The United States, no longer prepared to tolerate the risk that Iranian nuclear weapons will be used against Israel, or passed to terrorists, has already launched a bombing campaign to destroy known Iranian nuclear sites, air bases and air defence si
Hunters remain a powerful force in American society, as evidenced by the presidential candidates who routinely pay them homage, but their ranks are shrinking dramatically and wildlife agencies worry increasingly about the loss of sorely needed licens
Major General Tim Cross said he had talked to former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld before the invasion about the need to have international support and enough troops on the ground to reconstruct Iraq. "He didn't want to hear that mess
"The crazy appreciation in real estate in the last few years is now in reverse," Kazan said.
I have a rifle, a shotgun and a few rounds of ammunition locked away in my gun safe. Should I learn that enemy soldiers are landing on the beach, I will hobble down to the dunes and kill as many of them as I can before they kill me. That being said,
The Cheney Cabal media sycophants at the New York Times and elsewhere are indignantly reporting that Iran continues to ignore certain sections of resolutions passed by Board of Directors of the International Atomic Energy Agency, requiring actions de
The Republic you wanted -- and at one time might have had the power to take back -- is finished. You no longer have the power to keep it: it's not there. It was kidnapped in December 2000, raped by the primed and ready exploiters of 9/11, whore
He accuses an over-bureaucratic MoD of failing to value soldiers and their families, undermining the position and authority of the chiefs of staff, and confusing activity with achievement. Without the soldier, ministers, civil servants, generals, adm
Civilian deaths rose in August to their second-highest monthly level this year. That raises questions about whether U.S. strategy is working days before Congress receives landmark reports that will decide the course of the war. At least 81 America
Our first look at the 110th Congress shows how every representative and senator voted on key issues, such as the minimum wage, immigration, stem-cell research, and the Iraq War.
Police have been given the go-ahead to use Taser stun guns against children. The relaxing of restrictions on the use of the weapons comes despite warnings that they could trigger a heart attack in youngsters.
Not being able to find the law in the books that states that a citizen must provide a driver’s license while walking through a parking lot, Officer Arroyo had to settle for “obstructing official business.”
On this episode of Brainiacs they test mixing different alkali metals with water. "These next two are the dogs nuts of the periodic table" is the quote of the week, crazy brits. :)
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Debbie Averett from HousingDoom.com tells us the truth!
We should all appreciate Sen. Larry Craig’s post-conviction claim of innocence. At long last we have a member of the US Senate who has acknowledged the phenomenon of the false guilty plea, the pervasiveness of wrongful conviction itself. Better yet,
Let’s cut to the chase: conservative Republicans have only one choice for President in 2008: Congressman Ron Paul of Texas. Unlike the GOP frontrunners, Paul is the real deal. No real conservative could support Rudy Giuliani, Mitt Romney, Joh
The most striking image from his campaign - the slogan "Revolution" with the letters "EVOL" reversed to spell "love" backward - is, to use a 1960s metaphor, more Beatles than Barry Goldwater. The creator of this slogan,
Such a storage capability would enable nearly 30,000 feature length movies or the entire contents of YouTube – millions of videos estimated to be more than 1,000 trillion bits of data- to fit in a device the size of an iPod.
The e-mails would contain Trojans - software that secretly installs itself on suspects' computers, allowing agents to search the hard drives.
No danger of this being a light-hearted, cinematic celebration. The Venice film festival this year has packed a real punch with two strikingly different films about the war in Iraq.
THE Pentagon has drawn up plans for massive airstrikes against 1,200 targets in Iran, designed to annihilate the Iranians’ military capability in 3 days. US military planners were not preparing for “pinprick strikes” against Iran’s nuclear fac
Clay Buchholz threw a no-hitter in his second major league start, just hours after the Boston Red Sox promoted him from the minors. The 23-year-old righty became the first Red Sox rookie to throw one, baffling the Baltimore Orioles with an assortment
Republican presidential hopeful Duncan Hunter scored a symbolic victory, winning a Texas straw poll. Hunter, a California congressman, whose big issues are border security and strong national defense, took about 41% of the 1,300 votes cast.
