It’s unlikely Germany didn’t know what the U.S. was up to, and kicking out a local CIA chief is largely political theatrics for a German citizenry still fuming over last year’s revelations of extensive NSA surveillance, says former CIA lawyer John Rizzo.
His unit responsible for coordinating with U.S. missions in Libya.
The bottom line is this: The “serious ideas” of one party vs. the “serious ideas” of the other party are often at odds; that’s why we have a two-party system. The other bottom line is this: WaPo – not exactly a right-leaning newspaper – awarded Obama three Pinocchios for this obviously false claim.
Pat Buchanan cites ways ‘diversity’ has harmed United States.
How long the nation could sustain such growth in federal debt is impossible to predict with any confidence.
A fresh set of documents leaked by Edward Snowden show how the UK intelligence agency can manipulate online polls and debates, spread messages, snoop on YouTube and track Facebook users.
The perception of double standards is at the root of the problem with the US president.
Massive ‘surge’ in national protest this week.
The U.S. Justice Department’s Bureau of Justice Statistics reports that 2012 losses because of personal identity theft totaled $24.7 billion. The money losses from identity theft pale in comparison with the costs of paperwork, time and inconvenience imposed on the larger society in an effort to protect ourselves
Former Vice President Dick Cheney, who was born in 1941, thinks President Barack Obama is the country’s worst commander-in-chief of his lifetime.