Detroit Red Wings superstar Pavel Datsyuk, who is Russian, defended his church’s views on homosexuality when asked to respond to comments by Russian pole vaulter Yelena Isinbayeva, a two-time Olympic champion, who fiercely defended Russia’s anti-gay law. “If we allow
(AP) Russia defends anti-gay law in letter to IOCBy STEPHEN WILSONAP Sports WriterLONDONThe Russian government assured the IOC on Thursday it will not discriminate against homosexuals during the Sochi Olympics, while defending the law against gay “propaganda” that has provoked
(AP) ‘Boyfriend Tracker’ app raises stir in BrazilBy JENNY BARCHFIELDAssociated PressRIO DE JANEIROBrazilians were outraged when they learned their country was a top target of the U.S. National Security Agency’s overseas spying operation, with data from billions of calls and
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Horrific Syria chem weapons attack causes farce in Washington and New York Iranian military advisor discusses Syria and World War II Horrific Syria chem weapons attack causes farce in Washington and New York Alleged
Russian world number three Maria Sharapova has pulled out of the US Open because of a right shoulder injury, tournament organizers announced. On the eve of the draw for the year’s final Grand Slam event that begins Monday on the
Actor/screenwriter Wentworth Miller, best known for his starring role on Fox’s Prison Break, came out of the closet while protesting Russia’s gay policies. Miller had been invited to appear at the St. Petersburg International Film Festival, and he used his
The partner of the US journalist behind the Edward Snowden leaks launched legal action against Britain for holding him under anti-terror laws as the government admitted it was kept informed about his detention. David Miranda, a Brazilian national who has
Two Russian female track athletes–Kseniya Ryzhova and Tatyana Firova–shared two kisses during last year’s world championships in Moscow, acts some felt were in defiance of Russia’s anti-gay laws that have stirred its fair share of controversy before the 2014 Sochi
The question of whether to continue military aid to Egypt despite the July coup and the killing of hundreds of Muslim Brotherhood demonstrators is morally fraught. Strategically, however, it is far less of a dilemma. At the moment, weakness or
President Barack Obama was back home at the White House late on Sunday, ending his eight-day summer vacation at exclusive Martha’s Vineyard off the US east coast. The president, his wife Michelle and daughters Sasha and Malia left their rental
(AP) Bolt finishes worlds with another gold, wins 4×100By PAT GRAHAMAP Sports WriterMOSCOWUsain Bolt stumbled on the track, even almost fell down. No, this near-tumble happened in the middle of his celebratory dance, when a barefooted Bolt hammed it up
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com: Concerns raised about a possible civil war in Egypt ‘Explosive’ outbreak of polio spreading in Somalia Concerns raised about a possible civil war in Egypt Dramatic videos were broadcast on Saturday of Egyptian security
For a President who won the Nobel Peace prize only months into his presidency, times have truly changed. The foreign policy reset President Obama promised after President George W. Bush’s tenure did not materialize, and in fact, America’s standing in
As the situation in Egypt escalates, a source with very close ties to the Egyptian government tells Breitbart News that the country is preparing to send a diplomatic mission to Russia. While the Obama Administration sends conflicting messages about the
“I’m gay, and I’m just the same person as you, my dear audience, as President Putin, as Prime Minister Medvedev and the deputies of our Duma.” That’s what KontrTV anchor Anton Krasovsky said during last Friday’s broadcast, his last. After
(AP) Column: ‘Confrontation’ set as new Olympic event?By JIM LITKEAP Sports ColumnistA different kind of “sport” will make its debut at the upcoming Sochi Games. It’s called confrontation. If the still-unfinished construction, billions in cost overruns, lack of snow and
Football’s world governing body FIFA on Wednesday said it had asked 2018 World Cup hosts Russia to explain in more detail its controversial new law banning “homosexual propaganda” after criticism from athletes and activists. Russian President Vladimir Putin ratified the
Maria and Alexandra vaguely considered leaving Russia for several years, but it was not until this year’s anti-gay legislation that they started to gather paperwork. The quiet, academic lesbian couple, who live with a seven-year-old daughter in the outskirts of
The father of fugitive intelligence leaker Edward Snowden has obtained a visa to visit his son in Russia, the family lawyer said Sunday. Attorney Bruce Fein said he and Lon Snowden will both visit Russia very soon, but would not
Representative Dana Rohrabacher (R-CA) said accused NSA leaker Edward Snowden “was being loyal to the rest of us” on Sunday’s broadcast of This Week with George Stephanopoulos. The video of Rohrabacher was played after Senator Bob Menendez (D-NJ) said Snowden “undermined America’s security” and
During an August 8 appearance on CNN’s The Lead, Senator John McCain (R-AZ) said Russia’s recent actions toward the U.S. have “reset” relations and put the two countries back on Cold War footing. According to McCain, “The Russians have reset,
AP: WASHINGTON – National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden’s father says he has secured a visa to visit his son in Russia. Lon Snowden and family attorney Bruce Fein aren’t saying when they’ll visit Russia. They also say they haven’t
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Reports of an Israeli drone strike in Sinai disputed by Egyptians Russia’s Georgia invasion roils Azerbaijan-Armenia tensions Dept. of Justice accuses Bank of America of securities fraud Reports of an Israeli drone strike in
India’s first home-built nuclear submarine is ready for sea trials in open waters, a step before it becomes fully operational, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh announced Saturday. India unveiled the indigenous 6,000-tonne INS Arihant (Destroyer of Enemies) in 2009 as part
President Barack Obama holds a rare press conference taking questions on a variety of topics including Al Qaeda threats, Edward Snowden and NSA surveillance, and relations with Russia.
