German People Not Happy With Bailouts
The sovereign debt crisis in the European Union can be summed up fairly simply: The governments of overspending nations are asking the governments...
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Iran May Have Decoded Captured U.S. Drone
According to General Amir Ali Hajizadeh, head of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard aerospace division, Iranian engineers are in the final stages of decoding data...
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UN Report for Rio+20 Outlines Top-down “Green” World Order
A recently released United Nations report outlines the global body’s plan to foist a centrally planned “green” world order on all of humanity,...
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Christian Massacres: A Result of U.S. Foreign Policy
It has been claimed that U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East could not be intentionally designed to do a better job of...
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Islamists Removed From Egyptian Presidential Race
Only weeks after the Muslim Brotherhood broke its promise not to enter a candidate in the upcoming presidential race in Egypt, that nation’s...
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Norway Killer Cites U.S. Policy, Claims Attack Was “Preemptive Strike”
Norwegian terrorist Anders Breivik (left), currently on trial for a bomb attack in Oslo and a shooting spree nearby that left more than...
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Americas Summit: U.S. Government Losing Regional Influence
As the Summit of the Americas this week in Colombia was drawing to a close, President Obama touted more regional integration even as...
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Dutch Supreme Court OKs Extradition of Terror Suspect
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court of the Netherlands upheld the decision of the Rotterdam District Court in 2011 to permit the extradition to...
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Court Rules Against Russia in Katyn Massacre Case
Over 70 years after Soviet forces secretly murdered approximately 22,000 Polish intellectuals and military officers in the Katyn Forest, the European Court of...
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Is Julian Assange Being Denied Due Process?
"A mother is the truest friend we have, when trials, heavy and sudden, fall upon us; when adversity takes the place of prosperity;...
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European Human Rights Court Agrees to Extradite Five Terror Suspects to U.S.
On Tuesday, the European Court of Human Rights issued a ruling permitting the United Kingdom to extradite to the United States six men...
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Newborn Girl Rescued from Toilet in China
Cao Qulin went into labor last Saturday, which was nine days before her due date. She went to the toilet before reaching the...
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Nigerian Terrorists Kill 41 in Easter Attack
With the death toll of the latest jihadist attack in Nigeria now at 41, Christians in that country can draw little consolation from...
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Mixed Signals Out of Iran Prior to Nuclear Talks
The world waits with bated breath for international talks to begin on Friday between Iran and the United States, Britain, France, China, Russia,...
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Israeli Strike on Iran Would Face Difficulties, Says Study
Amid increasing talk of a possible Israeli preemptive strike against Iran’s nuclear facilities, some analysts have noted that little consideration has been given...
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