Alberta Law Would Ban Homeschool Parents From Teaching Against Homosexuality
If you want to witness the eventual direction of “diversity” in America, you may want to take a long look at what is...
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Sinaloa Drug Cartel’s New Caribbean Routes Centered in Dominican Republic
The Organization of American States (OAS) calls itself the “world’s oldest regional organization, dating back to the First International Conference of American States, held in...
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Will Cuba Join OAS?
The Organization of American States (OAS) calls itself the “world’s oldest regional organization, dating back to the First International Conference of American States, held in...
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Canada: Four-year-old Allegedly Sketches Gun; Dad Arrested, Strip-Searched
On February 22, Jessie Sansone of Kitchener, Ontario, thought he was making a routine stop to pick up his children at the end...
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Cartels Targeting Police in Ciudad Juárez
As cartel-related violence continues virtually unabated in Mexico's Ciudad Juárez, thousands of police officers in that city of 1.3 million people have fled...
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UN Brings Virulent Cholera Strain to Haiti
In November 2010,The New American reported that United Nations peacekeepers had introduced a deadly strain of cholera to victims of earthquakes and related...
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UN Agencies Will Not Explain Expenditures
Two big agencies operating under the umbrella of the United Nations will not make public how they spend their money. UNICEF, the United...
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Entire Police Department Arrested in Mexico
When the police department from the municipality of Ahome in the Mexican state of Sinaloa were summoned to meet with the director of state police,...
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Arraignment Held in First Military Tribunal Case at Gitmo
“High-profile detainee” and alleged al-Qaeda operative Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri was arraigned Wednesday before a military tribunal in Guantanamo Bay Naval Station in Cuba....
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Guatemala Elects Former General as President
Retired Army General Otto Pérez Molina (left) won Sunday's runoff presidential election in Guatemala, seizing on voters' concerns about growing insecurity in the...
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War on Drugs Grows FAST Abroad
Government programs often begin with limited, easily identifiable purposes, then grow over time to become expensive, wasteful, and even dangerous monstrosities. Such is...
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Recognizing Socialism’s Failure, Cuba’s Castro Revives Market in Private Property
When it comes to private property, wrote economist Ludwig von Mises, it is a simple “either-or” proposition: “either private ownership of the means...
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UN Pushes Population Control Agenda
According to the United Nations, the earth’s population will reach seven billion by October 31. For the world body, however, that is not...
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Mexican Officials Furious Over ATF Gunrunning
High-ranking officials across Mexico including the Attorney General are reportedly demanding answers from the U.S. government about its secret program that sent high-powered...
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Canadian Judge: No Jail Time for Infanticide
In a shocking ruling by a Canadian appeal court, a woman who strangled her son with her underwear after secretly giving birth to...
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