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Given the atrocious state of the area's roads, detectives say that weapons are the only way to deter marauding criminals. The police concede that by the time they arrive the gangs have long gone.
Throughout the world people will gather with friends and families this weekend to celebrate Christianity's highest holiday, Easter. Tomorrow, though, holders of US debt will celebrate like it's Thanksgiving.
The Ron Paul campaign continues its fight, county-by-county to move the Republican Party back to the right. Many are volunteering time and talents, including a group of animators who constructed a Ron Paul animation video.
The numbers continued to worsen for the Las Vegas housing market in February as sales of new homes plunged nearly 40 percent to 867 and their median price dropped 11.8 percent to $283,315....
Masked protestors are arrested by police after they would not move out of an intersection, as part of a protest against the war in Iraq, in Washington on Wednesday March 19, 2008. Anti-war protests took place across the nation Wednesday. Protesters b
NEW YORK : Wall Street took a beating on Wednesday as jitters resurfaced over the financial sector a day after a hefty rate cut by the Federal Reserve aimed at boosting market confidence.
Exhausted by constant first-hand exposure to religious extremism and after almost five years of war, many young Iraqis say they have grown disillusioned with their faith and religious leaders.
"Due to the OVERWHELMING demand for precious metals, our online ordering system has been unable to keep up with our customers’ needs. " [standard rules of unintended consequences and malinvestment apply]
U.S. investment banks Goldman Sachs, Lehman Brothers and Morgan Stanley are testing a new program that allows investment banks to borrow directly from the Federal Reserve, according to people at the banks. [these ain't banks]
High on the Tibetan Plateau, an eerie quiet has settled on the usually bustling city of Litang. Few shops open their doors. Only police vehicles and packs of dogs roam the streets. The city is under police lockdown. Convoys of troops whir by, some wi
The Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight, the main regulator for the two government-sponsored enterprises, cleared Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to buy up more than $200 billion more in mortgages and immediately reduced their excess capital re
President George W. Bush said he had no regrets about the unpopular war in Iraq despite the "high cost in lives and treasure" and declared that the United States was on track for victory. With a touch of the swagger he showed early in the w
Editor Eric S. Petersen, after 10 years of studying Thomas Jefferson's reports, state papers, speeches, and twenty thousand letters, has elegantly woven together Jefferson's writings into essays of profound wisdom on how to lead a meaningful
Editor Eric S. Petersen, after 10 years of studying Thomas Jefferson's reports, state papers, speeches, and twenty thousand letters, has elegantly woven together Jefferson's writings into essays of profound wisdom on how to lead a meaningful
Gee,... I think we can do that :) Granny Warriors have taken care of getting the location next to the Capitol Building, Speakers, Staging, Sound and the many other expenses. Ron and Carol Paul will be there too. So please show them some appreciation.
On the fifth anniversary of the Iraq invasion, the full saga unfolds in the two-part FRONTLINE special Bush's War, airing Monday, March 24, from 9 to 11:30 P.M. and Tuesday, March 25, 2008, from 9 to 11 P.M. ET on PBS
Mr. McCain said several times in his visit to Jordan of his concern Iran was training Al Qaeda in Iraq. The US believes Iran, a Shiite country, is training and financing Shiite extremists in Iraq, but not Al Qaeda, a Sunni insurgent group.
Police arrested more than a dozen people Wednesday morning who crossed a barricade and blocked entrances at the Internal Revenue Service building, the start of a day of protests marking the fifth anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq.
Vice President Dick Cheney gave an upbeat view of conditions in Iraq as he concluded his unannounced trip to mark the fifth anniversary of the U.S.-led invasion. He defended the toppling of Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein as part of the struggle agains
Alan Korwin, an author on several books including, "Supreme Court Gun Cases," had a reserved seat at the U.S. Supreme Court's gun case. Here are his immediate impressions after the hearing.
An Obama-sponsored bill called the “Global Poverty Act” (S 2433) was referred to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee after passing the House. This bill would levy a global tax on the US with an additional 0.7% of the gross national product would b