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Islamists detained over deadly Thai blasts: police

Islamists detained over deadly Thai blasts: police

Thai police have arrested four suspects in connection with a series of devastating bomb blasts in the insurgency-plagued deep south, an official said Thursday. The car bombings in two southern cities on Saturday killed 15 people and wounded hundreds more

Fugitive Iraq VP accuses Maliki of targeting Sunnis

Fugitive Iraq VP accuses Maliki of targeting Sunnis

Iraq’s fugitive Vice President Tariq al-Hashemi has accused Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki’s Shiite government of waging a systematic campaign against Sunni Arabs in Iraq. In an interview with the pan-Arab Al-Jazeera network aired late on Wednesday, Hashemi said the accusations

Marine fights dismissal for anti-Obama Facebook posts

Marine fights dismissal for anti-Obama Facebook posts

(AP) Marine to argue free speech case at hearingBy JULIE WATSONAssociated PressCAMP PENDLETON, Calif.A Marine facing dismissal for running a Facebook page criticizing the Obama administration is now backed by a team of lawyers and federal congressmen as he fights

Taliban wipe out Afghan police at remote post

Taliban wipe out Afghan police at remote post

Taliban gunmen killed eight local policemen in an attack on a remote post in western Afghanistan, a provincial official said Thursday. The attack happened late on Wednesday, said Naqibullah Farahi, spokesman for the provincial administration of Farah, which borders Iran.

US Lifts Myanmar Sanctions to Reward Reforms

US Lifts Myanmar Sanctions to Reward Reforms

The United States said it will ease restrictions on investment to Myanmar and quickly appoint an ambassador as it seeks to boost reformers who allowed landmark elections in the long-closed nation. In its latest gestures under a three-year diplomatic drive

Holder: Obama's statement shows 'respect' for court decisions

Holder: Obama's statement shows 'respect' for court decisions

(AP) Holder: Justice Department will respond to judgeBy CARLA K. JOHNSONAP Medical WriterCHICAGOU.S. Attorney General Eric Holder said Wednesday that the Justice Department will respond “appropriately” to a federal appellate judge in Texas who demanded a letter recognizing federal courts’

Officials from Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood at White House

Officials from Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood at White House

White House officials held talks with representatives of the Muslim Brotherhood in Washington this week, as the Islamist group threw itself into the fray in Egypt’s presidential election. The meeting on Tuesday with low-level National Security Council staff was part

Burger King Apologizes to Blige Over Ad

Burger King Apologizes to Blige Over Ad

(AP) NEW YORK – Burger King is apologizing to Mary J. Blige and her fans for releasing an ad that garnered the singer serious fan backlash. The clip featured Blige soulfully singing about the fast-food chain’s new chicken snack wraps.

White House Rewrites Comments on Supreme Court

White House Rewrites Comments on Supreme Court

White House press secretary Jay Carney addressed President Obama’s controversial comments on Monday regarding the Supreme Court, in which Obama questioned judicial review and suggested that the Court’s exercise of it with regard to Obamacare would be “unprecedented.” And, naturally,

French police arrest 10 in crackdown on radicals

French police arrest 10 in crackdown on radicals

(AP) French police arrest 10 in crackdown on radicalsBy INGRID ROUSSEAUAssociated PressPARISFrench police rounded up 10 people in their second country-wide sweep in several days Wednesday, leading to criticism that President Nicolas Sarkozy is ramping up raids to win votes

Ratings: Sarah Palin Beats 'The Perky One'

Ratings: Sarah Palin Beats 'The Perky One'

Tuesday’s ratings numbers are in, and “The Rogue” beat “The Perky One.” Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin defeated Katie Couric in their heavily hyped ratings duel on the airwaves on Tuesday when Palin co-hosted NBC’s “Today” show while Couric was

Moroccan Rapper Charged for Anti-police Song

By PAUL SCHEMMAssociated PressRABAT, MoroccoA Moroccan court denied bail on Wednesday to a rapper charged with attacking the image of the security services in a song about police corruption. Mouad Belghouat was arrested March 29 after Morocco’s National Security agency

Budget Ruling Provokes Democratic Party Chaos

Budget Ruling Provokes Democratic Party Chaos

Last year, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said it would be “foolish” to pass a budget. This year, he’s said he won’t bring one to the floor. That may be an eventuality he can longer prevent – and it has

Labor Secretary Praises 'Role Model' Socialist

Labor Secretary Praises 'Role Model' Socialist

President Obama’s Secretary of Labor, Hilda Solis, recently spoke at the naming of the Cesar Chavez Auditorium in Washington, D.C. There she praised in glowing terms Dolores Huerta, a socialist co-founder of the United Farm Workers, whom she called “my

Sharpton In The White House

Sharpton In The White House

Today, race-baiter Al Sharpton, who was most recently seen threatening the city of Sanford, Florida over the Trayvon Martin case, attended the White House Prayer Breakfast. The White House stated that the breakfast invitees included “heads of major denominations, non-profit

Plans Move Forward for RoboCop Statue in Detroit

Plans Move Forward for RoboCop Statue in Detroit

(AP) Plans move forward for RoboCop statue in Detroit DETROIT Plans are moving forward for a Detroit statue of the fictional crime-fighting cyborg RoboCop. The Detroit News reports ( http://bit.ly/HfGd9V) Wednesday that a RoboCop model is being scanned at a