News Source: Canadian Free Press
| about 19 hours ago
The number of troops serving in Afghanistan was increased to 108,000 and given a 1 year deadline. The allied regime in Afghanistan received a simple and direct message, that after a year they could no longer count on military support. It was time for
News Source: Salon
| 2 days ago
Friday, Dec 4, 2009 17:01 PST Stay-at-home fatherhood dulls my intellect to a nub...Maybe that's why the "stay at home vs. get out and work" debate is so contentious...All I know is, while my wit may never have cut with the precision of a Ginsu
News Source: Turkish Press
| 4 days ago
Scores of prominent international figures on Wednesday called on Iran's Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to release three US hikers who have been held in detention for more than four months. "The three hikers have been held for four months without charge and
News Source: Chicago-Sun Times
| 5 days ago
President Obama's decision to escalate the war in Afghanistan by adding 30,000 U.S. troops -- at the same time announcing an exit strategy to start in July 2011 with no firm end date -- was clearly difficult for many of his most ardent supporters.
News Source: Magic City Morning Star
| 8 days ago
Schools will instruct pupils on the "religion of peace," Islam. Now Islamic speakers are invited into school systems to teach faculty and principals about the goodness of Islam. Mosque clerics will be regarded the same as the Methodist minister down
News Source: Lexington Herald-Leader
| 10 days ago
For the better part of the last three decades, Renee Wiggins has looked forward to Mondays. That was the day her husband of more than 40 years would usually take off from his duties around his barn and that was the day where, no matter what was
News Source: The Hill
| 13 days ago
We’ve heard a House Republican accuse President Barack Obama of lying, while a House Democrat suggested he was tying to get “half-pregnant” on the issue. There’ve been comparisons to Nazis and the Holocaust, talk of death panels and Speaker
News Source: Chicago-Sun Times
| 14 days ago
For the people at the heart of an uproar a decade ago over the expulsions of six black boys from a Decatur school, reminders of the national scrutiny the town endured and the divide the situation created are never far away. Kenneth Arndt is no longer