This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Suicide bombing in Hezbollah stronghold in Lebanon kills four Putin’s anti-gay campaign a high-risk appeal to Russia’s ‘traditional values’ Western leaders sickened by Assad’s ‘industrial strength’ torture in Syria Syria report shows Bashar al-Assad
Edward Snowden has rejected suggestions he was a Russian spy, saying he acted alone in exposing US surveillance programs. In an interview the magazine said was carried out by “encrypted means” from Moscow, the 30-year-old said he “clearly and unambiguously
A couple from Mexico was caught trying to enter the United States with 96 cloned credit cars from the Target data breach. Mary Carmen Garcia and Daniel Guardiola Dominguez were stopped as they attempted to cross into the US according
Kiev, Ukraine’s capitol, has been the sight of protests since the government turned down a trade agreement with the European Union (EU) for one with Russia. Everything got worse when President Viktor Yanukovych signed a new anti-protest bill on January
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Fears of terrorism at Sochi Russian Olympics soar U.S. military puts warships into Black Sea in case of Sochi terrorism New Nato headquarters building in big financial trouble Fears of terrorism at Sochi Russian
The Afghanistan president-led National Security Council (NSC) accused “foreign intelligence services” of being responsible for the attack on a Kabul restaurant frequented by foreigners that left 21 people dead, including three Americans. According to AFP, a Jan. 19 statement from
Russian authorities are searching for 22-year-old Ruzanna Ibragimova, a “Black Widow,” who may already be in Sochi for the 2014 Winter Olympics. They believe she may have infiltrated the security President Vladimir Putin brags about on a regular basis. She
Three Americans were among the 13 foreigners murdered in the Taliban attack on a restaurant in Kabul that killed a total of 21 people. Afghan authorities called it the deadliest single Taliban attack against expatriate civilians in the course of
Yesterday on ABC’s “This Week” Rep. Mike McCaul said that Edward Snowden was not acting alone in when he leaked intelligence secrets about NSA surveillance gathering. McCaul is the Chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee. Rep. Mike McCaul (R-Texas),
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Mob rule in Central African Republic as Christians crave revenge Egypt ponders the 98.1% ‘yes’ vote on new constitution referendum Mob rule in Central African Republic as Christians crave revenge Body burning, after being
On Sunday, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that his country loved Elton John, using that fact as proof that the country was not anti-homosexual. Putin called John an “outstanding person [and] musician” and said, “Millions of our people sincerely love
Russian President Vladimir Putin sat down with ABC’s George Stephanopoulos and other reporters about the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. Not all questions were about the games, though. A few asked about security due to the numerous terrorist attacks
Radical Islamists released a new video on Sunday and promised a surprise for the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. It was released just after President Vladimir Putin appeared on ABC’s “This Week” where he promised athletes and visitors will
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Rep. Mike Rogers (R-MI)on NBC’s “Meet The Press” Sunday discussed NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden and pointed a finger at the Russian government…
MOSCOW (AP) Russian President Vladimir Putin has offered new assurances to gay athletes and fans attending the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics next month. Yet he defended Russia’s anti-gay law by equating gays with pedophiles and said Russia needs to “cleanse”
MOSCOW (AP) — A gay Russian protester has been detained for unfurling a rainbow flag during the Olympic torch relay as it passed through his hometown of Voronezh, 560 miles (910 kilometers) north of Sochi, where the games will begin
The Ukrainian government is cracking down on the country’s Greek Catholic church (UGCC) because they are backing government protesters after President Viktor Yanukovich withdrew from a European Union trade deal. The Greek Catholic leaders compare it to the oppression they
As the violence escalates in the increasingly volatile Syrian civil war, Reuters is reporting that Russia is sending more ammunition to aid Bashar al Assad’s forces in combating rebels, including “armored vehicles, drones and guided bombs.” Prominent among global supporters of Assad,
(AP) AP Source: NSA phone data control to come to endBy JULIE PACEAP White House CorrespondentWASHINGTONPresident Barack Obama on Friday will call for ending the government’s control of phone data from millions of Americans, a senior administration official said. The
Russia came under fire when the country banned “gay propaganda,” but President Vladimir Putin assured gays they will be safe when they travel to Sochi to the 2014 Winter Olympics during a meeting with volunteers for the games. There was
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Aftermath of Egypt’s referendum vote will affect U.S. aid International concern over Russia’s Sochi Olympics grows after Volgograd bombings Aftermath of Egypt’s referendum vote will affect U.S. aid As expected, Egypt’s new constitution has
So we’re a week into BridgeGate, and the late night hosts can’t resist poking fun at N.J. Gov. Chris Christie. With the media handing them straight lines, the writers are having a field day. The jokes are practically writing themselves:
(AP) Olympic workers fall from roof while clearing snowSOCHI, RussiaSix workers fell off a roof Thursday at the bobsled center for the upcoming Winter Olympics in Sochi when the snow they were clearing slid to the ground. Associated Press technicians
The Russian government has banned David Satter, an American journalist, from Russia. He is the first American journalist banned since the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991. His expulsion was confirmed on Monday by Radio Free Europe’s president, who said no reason
Throughout his life, AK-47 designer Mikhail Kalashnikov said the deaths caused by the criminal use of his rifle were the fault of the rifle’s misuse and the gun laws of various countries. But as he approached his death, remaining under
