Times Square Bomb Plot Suspects Released, Deported
On Monday, May 31, the Los Angeles Times was reporting that officials in Pakistan have released Major Adnan Ahmad, recently taken into custody...
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Lahore, Pakistan: Muslims Killing Muslims
George Washington warned Americans about entangling alliances with the Old World. Perhaps one reason is exemplified by last Friday's attack in Lahore, Pakistan,...
Read moreLet’s Follow the Brits’ Lead in Restoring Civil Liberties
Here in the United States, liberal Democrats claim to be defenders of civil liberties, yet since taking power in January 2009 they have...
Read morePakistan Confirms Shahzad Had Terrorist Training There
According to UPI on Thursday, May 27, Pakisan's Interior Minister, Rehman Malik, has made known the results, to date, of his government's investigation...
Read moreIran Asks Russia, United States to Back Nuclear Deal
Voice of America News reported on May 26 that Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, speaking during a televised news speech made in the southeastern...
Read moreCrisis in Korea Continues
The crisis that began with the March 26 sinking of the South Korean warship Cheonan by a North Korean submarine continued on May...
Read morePakistani Major Linked to Times Square Bomber Shahzad
Last Wednesday, May 19, it was announced that investigators in Pakistan had arrested a former Pakistani officer, Major Adnan, in association with the...
Read moreCuba Objects to Arizona Law
The Arizona law requiring that federal immigration laws be enforced has aroused overwhelming support among the American people. Those who oppose the Arizona...
Read moreTensions Rise Between Two Koreas
As tensions increase as a result of the March 26 sinking of the South Korean warship Cheonan, presumably by a North Korean submarine,...
Read moreArrests in Pakistan Over Attempted Times Square Bombing
Pakistani officials on May 21 announced that they have arrested suspects in connection with the attempted May 1 car bombing in Times Square,...
Read moreN. Korea Threatens War Over S. Korean Charges
AP reported a North Korean statement on May 20 asserting that South Korea fabricated evidence implicating the North in a torpedo attack that...
Read morePress Freedom in the New Russia
The corruption of communism still haunts Russia. Contrary to much Marxist mythology, Russia under the Romanovs was not horrible. The Russian economy was...
Read moreGreek Socialist Blames American Banks for Crisis
Greece, a nation wrecked by very costly public employees unions, which has yet to earn the full confidence even of the other nations...
Read moreSpanish Judge Garzon Suspended
BBC News reported on May 14 that Spanish judge Baltasar Garzon has been suspended from his post by a unanimous decision of Spain’s...
Read moreAfghanistan: Still Getting Worse Before It Gets Better
The United States invaded Afghanistan in October 2001. Six years later then-Senator Barack Obama, in a speech entitled “The War We Need to...
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