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Thailand Cuts Interest Rate amid Political Strife

Thailand Cuts Interest Rate amid Political Strife

(AP) Thailand cuts interest rate amid political strifeBANGKOKThailand’s central bank unexpectedly lowered the cost of credit Wednesday as escalating protests to topple the government add to pressure on the economy. The Bank of Thailand said it lowered its policy interest

33 Taliban Militants Killed in Afghanistan

33 Taliban Militants Killed in Afghanistan

Kabul, November 27 (QNA) – At least 33 Taliban militants were killed in joint operations launched by Afghan security forces and the International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan (ISAF) during the past twenty-four hours in different regions of the country.

Iraq: 13 Executed Corpses Found as Attacks Kill 5

Iraq: 13 Executed Corpses Found as Attacks Kill 5

(AP) Iraq: 13 executed corpses found as attacks kill 5By SINAN SALAHEDDINAssociated PressBAGHDADPolice around Iraq’s capital found the corpses of 13 men Wednesday apparently gunned down in executions, as other attacks in the country killed at least five, authorities said.

Military Sexual Assault Bill Faces Uncertain Future

Military Sexual Assault Bill Faces Uncertain Future

Senator Kirsten Gillibrand’s (D-NY) military sexual assault legislation has hit another snag. According to numerous reports, the bill was blocked: Gillibrand, the junior Democratic senator from New York, believes passage of her bill to shift the decision to prosecute sexual assaults

Obama Advisor Asks Israel Not to Strike Iran

Obama Advisor Asks Israel Not to Strike Iran

Ben Rhodes, the Deputy National Security Advisor to President Barack Obama, advised Israel in a televised interview not to attack Iran.  While acknowledging Israel’s independent right to self-defense, Rhodes–who rose inexplicably from speechwriter to the highest levels of foreign and

Iran Rejects Obama Interpretation of Nuclear Deal

Iran Rejects Obama Interpretation of Nuclear Deal

On Tuesday, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard news agency FARS released a statement from the Foreign Ministry denouncing the version of the Iranian nuclear deal released by the Obama administration on Sunday. “What has been released by the website of the

Valerie Jarrett, Chicago, and the Iran Deal

Valerie Jarrett, Chicago, and the Iran Deal

Last week, the Times of Israel reported that senior presidential adviser Valerie Jarrett had been leading talks with Iran in secret for a year before the formal negotiations in Geneva this month. While the White House denied the report “100

5 Wolves Escape from UK Zoo; 3 Shot Dead

5 Wolves Escape from UK Zoo; 3 Shot Dead

(AP) 5 wolves escape from UK zoo; 3 shot deadLONDONBritish zoo staff have killed three wolves which escaped from their pen. Colchester Zoo in southeastern England said a fourth wandering wolf was subdued with a tranquilizer dart and recaptured while

Former Hostages React to Iran's Nuclear Deal

Former Hostages React to Iran's Nuclear Deal

(AP) Former hostages react to Iran’s nuclear dealBy MATTHEW BARAKATAssociated PressMcLEAN, Va.A nuclear deal between the U.S., Iran and other world powers has been described as a trust-building step after decades of animosity that hopefully will lead to a more

Egypt Takes Aim at Brotherhood's Foreign Backers

Locked in a crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood since president Mohamed Morsi’s ouster, Egypt has launched a diplomatic offensive against the movement’s foreign backers armed with funds from its old foes. In their first salvo soon after Morsi was toppled,

Afghan Leader, Rice at Odds over Security Deal

Afghan Leader, Rice at Odds over Security Deal

(AP) Afghan leader, Rice at odds over security dealBy PATRICK QUINNAssociated PressKABUL, AfghanistanAfghanistan’s president and the U.S. delivered blunt messages to each other Monday that gave no indication of a resolution of their disagreements over a pact that governs the

Obama Pushes Back Against Critics of Iran Deal

Obama Pushes Back Against Critics of Iran Deal

(AP) Obama pushes back against critics of Iran dealBy JULIE PACEAP White House CorrespondentWASHINGTONPushing back hard, President Barack Obama forcefully defended the temporary agreement to freeze Iran’s disputed nuclear program on Monday, declaring that the United States “cannot close the

Senators Writing New Sanctions in Case Iran Cheats

Senators Writing New Sanctions in Case Iran Cheats

(AP) Senators writing new sanctions in case Iran cheatsBy BRADLEY KLAPPERAssociated PressWASHINGTONLeading Democratic and Republican senators are crafting legislation to reinstate the full force of sanctions and impose new ones if Iran doesn’t make good on its pledge to roll

Angola Banning Islam?

Angola Banning Islam?

A controversy has erupted over reports that the Southwest African nation of Angola has banned Islam and destroyed mosques. According to a report in the Moroccan newspaper la Nouvelle Tribune, Angolan officials confirmed the actions. Angola’s minister of culture, Rosa

World View: Jubilation in Tehran over Iran's Nuclear Deal

World View: Jubilation in Tehran over Iran's Nuclear Deal

This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Jubilation in Tehran over Iran’s nuclear deal Pakistan’s Imran Khan blockades supplies to Nato in Afghanistan Jubilation in Tehran over Iran’s nuclear deal Jubilant Iranians holding posters of president Hassan Rouhani welcome the return

Iran Deal: Myths vs. Facts

Iran Deal: Myths vs. Facts

According to the wisest members of the left, including President Obama, the new deal with Iran will stifle Iran’s nuclear program. President Obama pledged, in his Saturday night address to the nation, that “we have halted the progress of the

Democrats Sharply Divided over Iran Deal

Democrats Sharply Divided over Iran Deal

President Barack Obama’s controversial deal easing sanctions on Iran is causing new rifts among Senate Democrats in a caucus struggling to hold itself together in the wake of the Obamacare fiasco.  Democrats in the upper chamber who usually are unified