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Iceland Considering Snowden Citizenship

Some lawmakers in Iceland have proposed granting Edward Snowden citizenship. Snowden is thought to be in the Moscow airport, waiting to hear from the countries from which he has sought asylum.   Iceland requires that Snowden would need to be

Report: Morsi Under House Arrest

Al Hayat TV is reporting that Egypt’s President Mohammed Morsi is under house arrest.  However, Morsi’s spokesman denied the report to ABC News. On Tuesday, Egypt’s military imposed a deadline for Morsi to resolve the situation after days of massive

Cablevision Fights Obama Admin's Illegal NRLB Appointments

On Monday, Cablevision filed an emergency application for a stay with the Supreme Court to suspend the National Labor Relations Board actions against the company.  The Obama administration has ignored the court’s decision that Obama’s recess appointments were unconstitutional and

List of Countries Where Snowden Has Sought Asylum

The Guardian has published a list of countries where Edward Snowden has made applications for asylum. Currently, Snowden is in the transit area of the Moscow airport waiting to find some place who will accept him.  Some countries have indicated

Greenwald: Obama Targeting Snowden to Intimidate Whistleblowers

Glenn Greenwald made an appearance on Fox News this morning, promising more leaks and accusing the Obama administration of targeting Snowden to intimidate whistleblowers within his administration. Interviewed by Eric Bolling, Greenwald said:  What the Obama administration wants…is to make

Poll: Obama Approval Craters to Record Low

According to the latest IBD/TIPP Presdential Leadership Index, Obama’s approval rating is at a record low.  The Presidential Leadership Index dropped to 43% from 49% a month ago.  “The 11.7% slide was the worst since Obama took office. For the

Leading from Behind, Obama Urges 'Restraint' in Egypt

President Obama, who did not hesitate to take a stand against former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak in 2011, has urged “restraint” in Egypt and avoided addressing the question as to whether Morsi should step down.  Millions and millions of Egyptians

Snowden Releases Statement, Rips Obama on Human Rights

Wikileaks released this statement today from Edward Snowden. In the letter, Snowden rips Obama for rejecting the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, revoking his passport, and claims Obama is afraid of a constitutional government and informed public. One week ago

Another Snowden Leak: The US Is Spying on Our Allies

This weekend we saw another leak from Edward Snowden, this time regarding the United States spying on the European Union’s mission in New York and it’s embassy in Washington DC.  One document lists 38 embassies and missions, describing them as

Egypt Opposition Blames U.S. for Supporting Morsi Regime

Egypt Opposition Blames U.S. for Supporting Morsi Regime

An Egyptian opposition group accused the US of “being partner to a conspiracy to keep President Mohamed Morsi in power.”  Obama addressed the situation in Egypt on Saturday explaining “The United States supported democracy in Egypt. It’s been challenging given

Biden Calls Ecuador Pres. About NSA Leaker Snowden

Biden Calls Ecuador Pres. About NSA Leaker Snowden

According to reports, Vice President Biden called Ecuador’s President Rafael Correa yesterday urging him to reject the asylum request of Edward Snowden.  The call from Biden was revealed by Correa during a television interview in Ecuador.  “The Vice President spoke

Father Offers Deal for Snowden's Return

The father of Edward Snowden has offered the US a deal that he thinks would lead to the return of his son to the US. The proposal was revealed in a letter to Attorney General Eric Holder and obtained by

Ecuador Asks US About Asylum for Snowden

As Edward Snowden is assumed to be somewhere in the Moscow airport, Ecuador asked the US for reasons why it should not grant him asylum.  “The government of Ecuador has requested that the U.S. submit its position regarding this applicant

Greenwald: The Media Are Persecuting Me

Glenn Greenwald, who was the first to break the Edward Snowden/NSA Scandal, has written today in the Guardian about his persecution by the media for covering the story.  Greenwald says he has been “fully expecting those kinds of attacks since

Cat Saves Man from Burning Home

In response to Brave Cat Saves Family from Burning House: Andrew Bracknell was sleeping when he was woken by his neighbor’s cat Hugo clawing his face. Rescuers said that the fire could have killed Mr Williams if he had not