For years, al-Qaida and other terror groups have set up shop in the Internet. Those who track them have covertly followed. The companies SITE and IntelCenter have penetrated even deeper into the terror Web than most intelligence agencies. By Yassin Musharbash in Washington, D.C. more...
Hard-hitting CNN report on bad reasons to have sex includes "Losing Weight"
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel has once again been named the most powerful woman in the world by Forbes magazine. US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice only managed No.7 while a relatively unknown banker was given the No. 2 ranking.
Influential US magazine Forbes has once again compiled its list of the world's 100 most powerful women and this year's selection is dominated by women from the United States. At the very top, though, is a German: Chancellor Angela Merkel has been awarded the numer one spot for the third year in a row.
The German leader came out just ahead of the little known Sheila Blair, head of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the US bank-deposit insurer which has had to deal with global financial panic kicked off by the subprime crisis. Indra K. Nooyi, the CEO of PepsiCo, is in slot three.Read More
Putin ratchets up Cold War rhetoric...
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Putin ratchets up Cold War rhetoric...
Italy horrified as monks attacked in 'Clockwork Orange' assault...
Computer virus infects International Space Station laptops...
Pelosi's abortion theology 'mangles' Christian teaching
WHY NOT CALL THEM THE D & C and not DNC ....Dems' abortion machinery rolls forward
Huck to Rush: Why Romney pick stinks
E-mail frenzy: 'Obama plans to disarm U.S.!'
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Bayer on defensive in bee deaths
Bayer CropScience is facing scrutiny because of the effect one of its
best-selling pesticides has had on honeybees.Staff Writer Bayer CropScience is facing scrutiny because of the effect one of its best-selling pesticides has had on honeybees.Click here |
The U.S. government, like so many creaky monarchies and dubious regimes in history, may be conspiring to repudiate its own debt, suggests a former vice president at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.
U.S. Treasury debt obligations have long been considered the most secure and most certain of repayment in full, including interest. It's part of the reason the dollar has stayed strong, and why the United States has been able to borrow so much, so cheaply, for decades.Read More
