Canada, U.S. agree to use each other's troops in civil emergencies
• Canada.comNeither the Canadian government nor the Canadian Forces announced the new agreement, which was signed Feb. 14 in Texas.
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Neither the Canadian government nor the Canadian Forces announced the new agreement, which was signed Feb. 14 in Texas.
Join me, Dave Hodges, host of The Common Sense Show as we explore the topic of the Real ID Card and what it means for every citizen.
In 1976, when George H.W. Bush was CIA director, the U.S. government tolerated right-wing terrorist cells inside the United States and mostly looked the other way when these killers topped even Palestinian terrorists in spilling blood, including a le
The upcoming global recession/depression will give us plenty of time to mull over the ruinous effects of Fed policy and to devise a plan for abolishing the Federal Reserve once and for all.
The six-seat modified version of MDIs CityCat that, thanks to an even more radical engine, is said to travel as far as 1,000 miles at up to 96 MPH with each fill-up.
Three communities in the southwest Valley top the devaluation list: Buckeye valuations plummeted nearly 25 percent, Avondale dropped nearly 22 percent and Goodyear fell 20 percent.
Pravda's been sending Hillary Clinton questions to answer for two years. Their list of questions has grown.They're still waiting for her to answer their 12 questions--and they're not happy about it.
Five months ago, the Ellicott City home was appraised at $560,000; the lender says it is now worth $469,000. "I told them, you guys are wrong," Nancy Corazzi said. "They said, 'sorry, this is what we're doing....
The proposal warns that up to $739 billion in mortgages are at "moderate to high risk" of defaulting over the next five years and that millions of families could lose their homes.
Iraqi Kurdish officials on Friday ordered 6,000 Kurdish militiamen to take up new positions in Iraq's Dohuk province as hundreds of Turkish troops crossed the border in what Turkey said was an attack on Kurdish rebels who'd sought shelter the
Iraqi Kurdish troops on Thursday encircled Turkish soldiers in northern Iraq and threatened to open fire in the most serious standoff between the two nation's forces since Turkey threatened late last year to go after guerrillas from the Kurdistan
Can MySpace friends equate to biker gang affiliation? - A Dallas Oregon man says he never expected to be in trouble for the company he keeps, especially at the age of 51. But some of Les Lowen's MySpace friends may have ties to biker clubs or
The 14 day old infant had been flown to Honolulu for emergency heart surgery. He died while detained inside a customs room at the Honolulu Airport with his mother and nurse.
A sworn deposition that Sen. John McCain gave in a lawsuit more than five years ago appears to contradict one part of a sweeping denial that his campaign issued this week to rebut a New York Times story about his ties to a Washington lobbyist.
The FEC is investigating John McCain for possibly misleading them so that he could get a loan from them back when his candidacy was struggling at the beginning of the campaign. John McCain may get stuck with the $85 million limitation that public fin
Texans were marching in protest over the NAFTA superhighway known as the Trans-Texas Corridor, or I-69, the primary purpose of which is to speed the delivery of goods coming in from Mexico to proposed inland ports
A federal indictment in Arizona accuses Renzi and two former business partners of conspiring to promote the sale of land that buyers could swap for property owned by the federal government. The sale netted one of Renzi's former partners $4.5 mill
With Texas now at the forefront of alternative energy, the city's Nov. 13 presidential energy summit will focus on not only traditional oil and gas but also power from wind, biofuels, fuel cells and nuclear and solar energy.
Not only will this speaker be great, we will get updates from Tony Mackelprang and Sen. Karen Johnson on what is taking place here in our state relative to NAU/SPP, Real ID, Voter Fraud and a number of other important issues.
Vacant homes are a negative externality for the neighbors; from unkempt yards, mosquito infected pools, fire hazards, and trespassers squatting in the homes ( aka "bando", a homeless person living in....
Police Chief John Romero has launched an investigation into who sent the packages. He said police are contemplating criminal charges, possibly at the federal level. [the author insists the plaques are "fakes" yet they look real to me]
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Drugs anchor into every corner of America. Millions use illegal drugs--from doctors to bellhops to baseball players. Over 30 million Americans sport criminal records because of drug use. It's time to legalize drugs! Expect personal responsibil
"It's not about your color, its not about your religion its about our freedoms being taking away from us right now, and everybody need to come together and protect our freedom"
GMAC lost $2.33 billion in 2007, hurt by a $4.35 billion loss at ResCap that reflected rising customer defaults, lower loan volume, and write-downs. ResCap is the largest independent U.S. mortgage lender after....
Not since the Depression has a larger share of Americans owed more on their homes than they are worth. With the collapse of the housing boom, nearly 8.8 million homeowners, or 10.3 percent are underwater.
Wallace points out that the market for the exotic financial instruments has leaped, by some measures, from $1trillion to $45 trillion - about twice the size of the entire United States stock market.
All I am affiliated with is Liberty. I did however pledge to March on DC there!
Someone asked this video for them. I'm down with anything that spreads the message and it's cheap to do this. I was short on time, this is what I came up with.
Before 9/11, Vice President Cheney held a series of top secret meetings with the representatives of Exxon-Mobil, Conoco, Shell and BP America for what was later called the Energy Task-force. There can be only one explanation for the
A US judge's move to close the dissident site Wikileaks only showed the limits of enforcing national laws in cyberspace. Internet activists gave a Swiss bank and a San Francisco judge a powerful demonstration of the "Streisand Effect.