North Korea repeatedly has jammed GPS signals in South Korea, which has “very serious implications” because U.S. and South Korean military system rely on the navigation system, said Bruce Bennett, a North Korea scholar for the California think tank Rand Corp.
During his five-year tenure as president of the World Bank, Zoellick came under fire for authorizing hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of Iranian projects despite multiple UN Security Council resolutions in place against the Islamic Republic.
Matt Staver noted that, “When Fox News provides a forum to a radical homosexual activist known for employing inflammatory and hateful language in the service of promoting lies, the network becomes complicit in the damage done to the victims of Wayne Besen’s and the SPLC’s smear campaigns.”
A Navy Seal who has authored a controversial book about the mission that killed bin Laden has been identified as 35 year old living in Wrangell, Alaska.
We are facing the largest tax increase in history—Taxmageddon, scheduled to take effect January 1—and what experts are calling a “fiscal cliff” of sharp and unforgiving budget changes that will send the country spiraling downward. Find out here about what can be done to stop this.
This commercial, just released on Israeli TV, features John Cleese of Monty Python fame. Cleese plays a US general and he, along with two other western generals, listen to Israeli pleas to allow them to strike Iran. English with Hebrew subtitles.
In an unexpected ruling handed down today by a Virginia judge, the government was ordered to release Brandon Raub, the Marine who was arrested by local police and FBI agents, detained in a psychiatric ward and forced to undergo psychological evaluation due to his Facebook postings.
A Texas judge in an interview broadcast on a Fox TV newscast predicted a US civil war if Obama is reelected. He contends that Obama will call in UN troops and that that will create further unrest.
Michelle Obama publishes a column as a “Guest Editor” in a raunchy, online website that also publishes sex tips from prostitutes.
Illegal aliens could receive more than $7 billion this year in federal tax credits, according to one estimate, thanks to a loophole in the law that allows people not authorized to work to reap the government payments with no questions asked.