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Egypt Court Grants Mubarak Appeal, Orders Retrial

Egypt Court Grants Mubarak Appeal, Orders Retrial

(AP) Egypt court grants Mubarak appeal, orders retrialBy HAMZA HENDAWIAssociated PressCAIROA Cairo court on Sunday granted Hosni Mubarak’s appeal of his life sentence, ordering a retrial of the ousted Egyptian president convicted of failing to prevent the killing of hundreds

49ers-Packers In-Game Analysis

49ers-Packers In-Game Analysis

It is difficult to tell which was the greater key to the 49ers triumph, the outstanding play of San Francisco or the pitiful performance of Green Bay. Colin Kaepernick will be rightly praised tomorrow. He showed poise and skill as

Don't Fret for Saban: Alabama Reloading in 2013

Don't Fret for Saban: Alabama Reloading in 2013

The two-time defending champion Alabama Crimson Tide lost 3 impact players from the squad to the NFL Draft on Friday (juniors Eddie Lacy, Dee Milliner, and D.J. Fluker).  This is on top of the losses of 4 key starters on

Ohio School District Votes 5-0 to Arm Staff

Ohio School District Votes 5-0 to Arm Staff

On Wednesday, the Montpelier Exempted Village Schools Board of Education voted 5-0 to put guns on campus. Their move will allow custodians to undertake training and carry handguns on the K-12 school grounds in Williams county.  It will be a

Godwin's Gun-Grabber Salon

Salon’s Alex Seitz-Wald parses Brown University historian Omer Bartov to attack American gun rights advocates as being ignorant of history when it comes to Hitler and gun control: “Bartov added that this misreading of history is not only intellectually dishonest,

Why I Brought Piers Morgan That 'Little Book'

Why I Brought Piers Morgan That 'Little Book'

When I appeared on CNN’s Piers Morgan Tonight to debate gun control on Thursday night, I came armed with a copy of the Constitution of the United States.  I did so for a very simple reason: for too long, the left has

Obama's Red Line on Syria Proves to Be Idle Threat

Obama's Red Line on Syria Proves to Be Idle Threat

After all the big talk about a red line for Syria concerning chemical weapons–talk which came from Sec. of State Hillary Clinton and President Obama–it appears the U.S. response to Basher al-Assad’s use of chemical weapons is inaction.  More than

Mali Attacks Islamists with Foreign Backing

Mali Attacks Islamists with Foreign Backing

Malian government forces on Friday launched an offensive against Islamists who control the north of the country with backing from the French and other foreign military, military and political sources said. The attack was aimed at stemming advances made by

Al Jazeera Celebrates Hagel Nomination

Al Jazeera Celebrates Hagel Nomination

How bad is Chuck Hagel for the state of Israel? Al Jazeera is rejoicing in his nomination for Secretary of Defense. And who is leading the celebration in a piece written for their website called “Obama Defeats The Israeli Lobby”?

Senate Must Ask Brennan About Bin Laden Film Leaks

Senate Must Ask Brennan About Bin Laden Film Leaks

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) is threatening a hold on the nomination of Obama Chief Counterterrorism Advisor John Brennan to serve as CIA Director until the administration comes clean on Benghazi. Yet there is another reason that Brennan’s confirmation must not

Strange Bedfellows? Not on K Street, as Khosla Hires Condi

Strange Bedfellows? Not on K Street, as Khosla Hires Condi

Top Democratic donor and green energy government loan recipient Vinod Khosla of Khosla Ventures has hired former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice’s consulting firm, RiceHadleyGates, to help its startup companies navigate political and regulatory hurdles. In October 2012, Mr.

British Columnist to Obama on EU Membership: Butt Out

British Columnist to Obama on EU Membership: Butt Out

After the U.S. official in charge of European affairs said it was in the “American interest” for Britain to remain in the European Union, a British columnist wrote, “British policy on Europe is none of President Obama’s business,” and the

Cruz to Oppose Hagel Nom: We 'Can and Should Do Better'

Cruz to Oppose Hagel Nom: We 'Can and Should Do Better'

Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) said Wednesday he intends to oppose the nomination of Chuck Hagel to be the next Secretary of Defense. He feels the country “can and should do better” than the former Nebraska senator.  In an op-ed in

US Will Stand by Afghanistan, Panetta Tells Karzai

US Will Stand by Afghanistan, Panetta Tells Karzai

The United States sought to assure Afghan President Hamid Karzai on Thursday that it would remain committed to his country even as US officials weigh a major withdrawal of American forces. After an elaborate military ceremony for Karzai outside the