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Pennsylvania Democratic Rep. John Murtha dead at age 77

A veteran of the Vietnam War, and one of the most powerful lawmakers in Congress, Murtha was first elected in 1974 and ultimately rose to become the chairman of the House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee.  Read more »

Defense Secretary Robert Gates believes tough sanctions could still work on Iran

“There is still time to toughen sanctions to pressure Iran into complying with international demands that it halt its nuclear program…”, Read more »

Japanese authorities find body in airplane wheel well at Tokyo airport

The body of an apparent stowaway was found inside one of the landing gear compartments on a Delta Airlines plane that arrived in Tokyo from New York Monday.  Read more »

‘Buy American’ provision of stimulus plan now exempts Canadian firms

U.S. and Canadian leaders have reached an agreement on a provision of the stimulus plan that has been viewed as a major trade nuisance between the United States and Canada.   Read more »

As Sensitive Anniversary Nears, Iran Needles the West on Uranium Enrichment

 Monday, February 08, 2010 By Patrick Goodenough, International Editor

Kicking off what promises to be a significant week in Iran, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Sunday ordered the head of the national nuclear agency to begin boosting uranium enrichment to new levels. Defense Secretary Robert Gates in response renewed calls for the international community to unite around sanctions against the regime Tehran, while the British government called the move “a matter of serious concern” saying upping enrichment to 20 percent would breach U.N. Security Council resolutions. Read more »

Overhaul’s Failure Will Ignite U.S. Health Industry Mergers

By Alex Nussbaum and Meg Tirrell

Feb. 8 (Bloomberg) — Insurers, drugmakers and hospitals will likely slash costs and merge companies to maneuver through a U.S. health-care landscape marked by rising medical expenses and the loss of millions of potential paying customers. Read more »

Thatcher Warned Carter About Soviet Threat, Document Reveals

By: Theodore Kettle

Newly declassified documents from the British government archives reveal a secret cable in which UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher almost clairvoyantly warned President Jimmy Carter of Soviet aggression less than three months before Russia’s Christmas Eve 1979 invasion of Afghanistan. Read more »

Christian churches fed ‘Islam lite’

By Michael Carl
© 2010 WorldNetDaily

An expert on the advance of radical Islam in the United States says the Muslim Brotherhood is effectively employing a strategy of presenting “Islam lite” to organizations, including Christian churches. Read more »

Gov. who linked Christians, violence latest Obama pick

Missouri report tied ‘domestic terrorists’ with opposition to abortion, immigration



By Bob Unruh
© 2010 WorldNetDaily


Missouri Gov. Nixon

 

President Obama has picked to advise him on military actions inside the U.S. the Missouri governor whose state “Information Analysis Center” last year linked conservative organizations to domestic terrorism and said law enforcement officers should watch for suspicious individuals who may have bumper stickers from Ron Paul or Chuck Baldwin. Read more »

National Prayer Breakfast: Obama Wants Civility Now, Dammit

Doug Giles

This week at the National Prayer Breakfast, President Obama waxed eloquent on the need for more “civility” in the national discourse, to which Rahm Emanuel replied, “That’s effing retarded.”

Later that day Emanuel, in homage to Obama’s exhortation to be more mannerly, stabbed a tarpon in the eye with a butcher knife and had it UPSed overnight to Scott Brown’s D.C. office while screaming, “I got your manners right here, mama!” Read more »