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Tucked into the U.S. Supreme Court’s agenda this fall is a little-known case that could upend your ability to resell everything from your grandmother’s antique furniture to your iPhone 4.
I suggested the atomic bombing of the Japanese cities during World War II might belong on a genocide list. Among all the other things I said, the one and only item that readers commented on was that one brief parenthetical statement.
The nature of what is ‘legal’ has become a truly bizarre concept these days.
“The peoples of the vast Southeast Asian region of Zomia were successful in providing incentives against statecraft–that is, they successfully prevented their own appropriation by external states and successfully prevented local state formation–for m
Until Barack Obama, the presidents who issued the most EOs while in office were George W. Bush with 62 in eight years, Bill Clinton with 15 over eight years, and FDR who issued 11 over 16 years. As of this writing Barack Obama has issued 139 EOs in l
I have often commented on how many so-called Libertarians take a half-ass stance toward an issue and wind up doing either nothing or worse, harm instead of good.
The murder of the American ambassador, J. Christopher Stevens, and three of his staff in Benghazi in retaliation for a US-made video slandering the Prophet Mohamed will have serious repercussions in the US weeks before the presidential election.
Somalia’s newly appointed legislature will elect the country’s next president Monday, in a fresh bid to end two decades of unstable central government in the war-torn Horn of Africa nation.
US presidential hopeful Mitt Romney’s endorsement of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel is “harmful” to US interests in the Middle East, a senior Palestinian official said on Sunday.
An international body devoted to security and democracy Sunday chided Russia—one of its 56 members—on its human rights record and urged governments to impose sanctions by banning visas and freezing the assets of Russians connected to the death of a c
Loss of Maarib Pipeline Costs Yemen $15 Million Per Day
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Tuesday there was “no plausible justification” for Iran’s production of enriched uranium at a new site, again calling on Tehran to cease all such work.
Rezko was a political fundraiser for Obama during his campaigns for Illinois senator, though not for his presidential campaign. Obama has not been accused of wrongdoing in the case, but his relationship with Rezko became an issue
In addition to calling for war crime prosecutions against NATO for killing Libyan civilians, Rep. Dennis Kucinich wants to know if the CIA had a hand in the effort to overthrow Gaddafi and install al-Qaeda.
President Barack Obama’s speech announcing that the 33,000 "surge" troops in Afghanistan will be withdrawn by "summer" 2012 indicates that he has given priority to the interests of the military and the Pentagon...
A group of 25 US senators, almost all Democrats, released a letter urging President Barack Obama to carry out a "sizable and sustained reduction" of US forces in Afghanistan in July.
US boots-on-the-ground didn't lose the war, they were stabbed in the back!
Officials Insist Yemeni President Still in Power
The deployment of Apache helicopters might hasten Gaddafi’s departure, but Britain is facing a long stay in the country, writes James Kirkup in Benghazi
House Republicans postponed a Wednesday vote on Rep. Dennis Kucinich's resolution to end U.S. involvement in the bombing of Libya because they were afraid it would pass.
Evidence suggests al-Adel figure is another intelligence ghost
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Western Nations Scramble to Warn of Possible Attacks
Phase one of the Arab spring is over. Phase two – the attempt to crush or contain genuine popular movements – has begun
The government has offered $25 million for information on the terrorist leader.
BRITISH military officers are set to hit the ground in Libya to bolster rebels fighting tyrant Colonel Gaddafi.
The government in Syria tried to placate protesters with declarations of reform
State department says it isn't undermining Syria's regime, after WikiLeaks exposed financing of opposition groups.
Government approves bill lifting emergency law, in place for 48 years, following demands by pro-democracy protesters.
New York Times op-ed piece by Obama, Sarkozy, and Cameron. When presidents are writing editorials in newspapers a hard-sell is just around the corner.
