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It was a close vote, but I am glad that The Tuscaloosa News readers came down on the side of not killing Robert DeWitt. We need to know what the dark side is thinking in case Dick Cheney gets control of the country again. - Tuscaloosa
A pair of prelates face off over pro-choice politicians in an unusually public dispute that threatens to split American Catholics
I don't want all you libs to worry. President Obama will make sure murderer Nidal Hasan gets his swine flu shot - I hope right after he's shot by a firing squad.
Seriously, I’ve been going to games since 1974, and the Zona Zoo is the saddest group of fans I’ve ever seen. The team busts ass all year long, and students leave at halftime on a perfect fall afternoon. Shame.
Nov. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Cassandras must be three things: prophetic, pessimistic and ignored. Michael Ruppert, a Los Angeles policeman turned independent reporter, fits at least two of those categories.
Cheney castigates President Obama for "dithering" because the president does not rush into sending young men and women to their deaths for no reason. Yet to dither on climate change is divine.
A lot of things have moved pretty quickly in the Obama administration. Presidential pardons are not among them.
The fall of the Berlin Wall 20 years ago Monday was a triumph for the West and for those suffering under communist rule throughout Eastern Europe who had courageously fought for their freedom. It also appeared to signify a political triumph for the Republican Party.
6 PM UPDATE: Vice President Joe Biden and his entourage were spotted in downtown Tacoma today, as he prepared to go to Fort Lewis Tuesday to pay respects and speak at the memorial ceremony for seven Stryker brigade soldiers. They were killed together when their vehicle hit a concealed bomb in southern Afghanistan two weeks ago.
AUSTIN - Allies of Rick Perry are looking to last week's elections for evidence of an energized base they hope will make the Texas Republican primary for governor a test of party purity.
There are sketchy reports that Maj. Nidal Hasan tried to contact "people associated with Al Qaeda," and some are calling Ft. Hood "the largest single terror act in America since 9/11" —...
Twenty years ago, the people of Berlin brought down the wall that had divided their city, not only ending the tragic chapter of Soviet domination of Eastern Europe, but also closing the book on post-war American grand strategy.
Here are letters to the editor from Daily News editions of Nov. 9, 2009: Letter of the Day: It happened at Wal-Mart Editor, Daily News: While at Wal-Mart about two months ago, I was purchasing about 100 folders and book covers that were deeply discounted to hand out as prizes for the nearly 150 students I have this year. I felt terrible as it took a lot of time to check out and another ...
Cities rush to save cat claws before state law takes effect
"There was only one catch and that was Catch-22, which specified that a concern for one's own safety in the face of dangers that were real and immediate was the process of a rational mind. Orr was crazy and could be grounded.
After the recent tragic shooting at Fort Hood, it should be clear that there are certain things that this country cannot risk happening. The safety and integrity of the men and women proudly serving in our military services must be beyond any hint of internal attack. Can there be anything more treasonous than an unprovoked killing of military personnel by one of their own?
American Chronicle - By Sean Prophet - Nov. 09 (Opinion) - In the ...
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