Updated at 12:35 a.m. EDT, April 5, 2008At least 47 Iraqis were killed and 78 more were wounded in the latest violence. A U.S. airman was killed in an IED attack as well. Seven likely Arab nationals were also killed in Tikrit. In Baghdad, Prime Minister Nouri...
Whispers for Engagement with Hamas
Two years after Hamas was isolated almost unanimously by the international community following its victory in Palestinian parliamentary elections, the militant Islamist group has repeatedly proved that it can disrupt US President George W. Bush's plans for a decisive...
‘The Shot’ Sets Stage for Space Arms Race
When the United States recently shot apart a crippled spy satellite over the Pacific Ocean, it also tested an offensive anti-satellite weapon and the potential for ballistic missile defense. "The shot," as the Pentagon called the $100 million operation conducted on...
Backtalk, April 3, 2008
Why They Hate China I must take issue with Justin Raimondo's characterization of China's changes over the past decade or so as the development of a free market and an unleashing of the "entrepreneurial sprit." China's reforms have indeed been capitalist, but hardly...


