Justice Department lawyers said Tuesday that they had cleared 54 of the detainees for release, but when Hogan asked whether they could simply be released without delay, Justice Department lawyer Judry Subar said "that's the issue the execut
Presidential candidate John McCain, who once sang in jest about bombing Iran, on Tuesday reacted to a report of rising U.S. cigarette exports to the country by saying it may be "a way of killing 'em."
In this Financial Times commentary, Wolfgang Münchau comes ever so close to asking what must be one of the most difficult of all questions for any practicing economist to ask, "What if what they taught you is wrong?"
Mike Renzulli discusses the reverse effects of not voting, his experienices with electoral politics, and how voting at the ballot box can lay the groundwork to restore liberty.
Just when you thought you’ve heard it all... A senior government official with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has expressed great interest in a so-called safety bracelet that would serve as a stun device, similar to that of a police
One of Christianity’s most central tenets, the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, has been called into question by a radical new interpretation of a mysterious tablet found on the banks of the Dead Sea.
Now there is an open proposal, "only for emergencies, wink-wink", to use taxpayer money to bailout banks. Instead, what needs to happen is for insolvent banks to fail. We are in this monstrous mess because the Fed...
With Congress on the verge of outlining new parameters for NSA eavesdropping between suspicious foreigners and Americans, lawmakers are leaving largely untouched a host of government programs that critics say involves far more
61-year-old librarian Carol Kreck showed up in the plaza outside holding a sign reading "McCain=Bush." She was asked by security to leave and then told by a police officer that she would be charged with trespassing on city property...
"Tel Aviv and the US fleet in the Persian Gulf would be the targets that would be set on fire in Iran's crushing response," he said, according to the Fars news agency.
The presidential election is about four months away. Many Americans may be having difficulty making a choice. The mainstream media has chosen Obama and McCain for you. Are they your only choices? Absolutely not!
For those who disliked Hillary, are
Should a member of a state sanctioned gang known as the police pull you over and find you are not wearing your seatbelt, they are instructed to write a citation instructing you to either mail your tribute to one of their collection agencies or report
Speaking to the Welt am Sonntag newspaper he said the plan was to build some 2,000 windmills in the North Sea and Baltic Sea which would provide 11,000 megawatts of electricity.
It's a classic Wall Street “whodunit," complete with a collection of greedy investment bankers, slow-witted policymakers and numbskull Florida home buyers. How will Americans ever figure out who killed the once-vibrant and cheery U.S. econom
MGM is at $28, from over $100 a year ago. Wynn resorts, owned by the ebullient billionaire Steve Wynn – a Texan version of Donald Trump – neared $70, from almost $180 last year.
The median price has dropped from $305,000 in June 2007 to $225,000 in June 2008, for a drop of 26.2%- the largest YOY decline since the market started to decline:
By Monday, Fox News was spreading this local coverage nationwide, telling their audience that anarchists "have plans to crash the Republican Convention"...
Toyota Motor Corp plans to install solar panels on some Prius hybrids in its next remodeling, responding to growing demand for "green" cars amid record-high oil prices, a source briefed on the matter said.
The global financial crisis could lead to losses of $1,600 billion dollars for financial institutes. The hedge fund expressed doubts financial institutes would be able to drum up funds to cover the losses, something that could exacerbate the crisis.
[Remember this claim.] After being forced from its strongholds in the west and center of Iraq in the past two years, Al-Qaeda’s dwindling band of fighters has made a defiant “last stand” in the northern city of Mosul.
Millions of ordinary investors will rip open envelopes holding their retirement account statements and cringe. Most will find their stock and bond funds in 401(k) and IRAs sank as woes in the financial sector dragged down markets.
[Whatever placates you.] For more than half of Florida's voters, including residents of the state's five largest counties, Election Day in November will mean choosing a president using a third different voting system in three presidential ele