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Archival posts from 2007-2012
Threatened coup, rise of Islamism slow European Union accession hopes for Ankara Turkey’s High Constitutional Court has annulled a parliamentary vote which would have made Foreign Minister Abdullah Gul, ally of the Islamist Prime Minister […]
Police shoot immigration activists with “less than lethal” ordnance Los Angeles, the center of the Southern California region and its estimated one million illegal aliens, was the epicenter of nationwide protests yesterday demanding for citizenship […]
Russian youths attack ambassador The escalating conflict between Estonia and Russia over Soviet-era war memorials has led to the Estonian government closing its consulate in Moscow and evacuating family members and non-essential staff. Estonian Ambassador […]
The talk show host has hired a top First Amendment lawyer, and an unusual clause in his contract could give him a $40 million payday By Tim Arango, Fortune writer Don Imus, the tousled and […]
With a stable climate, our early ancestors had the time to improve on their tools; heavy flint hand axes gave way to lighter blades attached to wooden handles. There’s a child’s toy called “Etch a […]
I’m pretty sure freedom and democracy had little to do with the invasion or occupation of Iraq. Our most reliable regional allies are despots, dictatorships, or militaristic socialist states, as Iraq had once been. by […]
As Americans no longer share the old ties of history, heritage, faith, language, tradition, culture, music, myth or morality, how can immigrants share those ties? by Patrick BuchananMay 1 , 2007 Since the massacre of […]
Annual May Day march gets abstentionist message Patriot Jean-Marie Le Pen has urged his voters not to vote for anyone in the upcoming second round of the presidential elections, citing the fact that there is […]
FDA limits Chinese food additive imports By Elizabeth Weise and Julie Schmit, USA TODAY The Food and Drug Administration is enforcing a new import alert that greatly expands its curtailment of some food ingredients imported […]
Flu pandemic scenarios grim for schools By SARAH BRUYN JONES The Tuscaloosa News A doomsday scenario of a flu pandemic that might never happen is driving a sweeping review of what states should do to […]