After members of Congress and their staffs peruse the newspapers from their home states or districts, they’re likely to take a quick look at the one daily newspaper they all read: the Washington Post. The WaPo shows up on most desks in the executive branch too, from the West Wing on down. But these are …
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As the prime minister of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, arrived in Baghdad to meet with Iraqi leaders, at least 14 Iraqis were killed and 52 more were wounded in attacks there and across Iraq.
Justin Raimondo reminds us why we fight
Grant Smith on Dan Senor’s terrible economics
At least 11 Iraqis were killed and 18 more were wounded in attacks across the country.
At least nine Iraqis were killed and 14 more were wounded in attacks in and near the capital, Diyala province, and Mosul.
Kosovo Repeated
DOHA – Despite its official U.N.-granted legality, the credibility of Western military action in Libya is rapidly dwindling. Within just 48 hours of the start of the bombing campaign, the U.S. and its allies lost the support of the Arab League. Ironically, one of the reasons many people supported the call for a no-fly zone …
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Hundreds defied heavy rain to protest in Baghdad’s Tahrir Square and other Iraqi cities. While many were protesting corruption and poor services, some were demonstrating support for Bahraini protests. Meanwhile, at least five Iraqis were killed and 31 more wounded in new and previously reported incidents.
Has intervention helped us – or the world? by Pat Buchanan
