Al-Qaeda Uses Popular Radical Clerics to Recruit Trainees
Yemeni intelligence officials asserted Friday that their investigation revealed that Umar Abdulmutallab, the Nigerian accused of attempted to bomb Northwest Flight 253 on...
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Hasan Relative Joins Defense Team; JAG Empanels “Sanity Board”
In order to determine his competency to stand trial, Major Nidal Hasan is to undergo a mental evaluation by a team of three...
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Detroit Bomber Arraigned in Federal Court; Pleads Not Guilty to All Charges
Wearing the typical garb of a federal prisoner, Umar Abdulmutallab entered the courtroom wearing khaki trousers, a plain white t-shirt, and shackles on...
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Liberals and the Fog of ‘Choice’
I recently attended a "meet and greet" in my city with U.S Rep. Paul Hodes (D-NH) who is a candidate for U. S....
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Democrat Retirements a Trend or a Tsunami?
The announcements by Democrat Senators Chris Dodd (Conn.) and Byron Dorgan (N.D.) last week that they will not be running for reelection in...
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Republican Brown Gaining in Mass. Senate Race
Even in the Republican Tsunami of 1994, the Grand Old Party did not really come close to taking the U.S. Senate seat ordained...
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Stimulus Funding Failed to Create Jobs
The Associated Press has conducted an economic analysis to determine the effect of the first 10 months of federal stimulus spending to build...
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The Fed: Forever Blowing Bubbles
An article in the New York Times asked that since the Federal Reserve “failed to recognize the last bubble,… why should Congress, or...
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EPA Announces New Smog Limits
The EPA has announced plans to curb smog-causing pollutants for the sake of the health of millions of Americans. The proposals would increase...
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The Chilling Effect of Global Warming
Climate-change scientists are assuring the public despite record lows nationwide, global warming is a reality. Bill Blakemore with ABC News reports researchers say...
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Boston College and Its Radical Feminist ‘Catholic’
For those who had not noticed, Mary Daly died last Friday. Daly was a feminist theologian who taught for 35 years at Jesuit-run...
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John Colter: The First Mountain Man
The sinewy, bearded man raced up the brushy hillside, blood streaming from his nose from the terrific exertion. He did not consider himself...
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The King Still Works for Uncle Sam
Great legends are often built on the ashes of someone's destruction — whether figurative or literal. Competition is often a zero-sum game. One...
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Gun Ownership Up, Crime Down
The Christian Science Monitor reports that the "oft-cited credo that more guns equal more crime is being tested by facts on the ground...
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Ninth Circuit Panel Strikes Down Washington Voting Law
A three man panel of the United States Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, by a two to one split vote, has determined that...
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