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The Silent Brain War: Combat Vets Face Increased Chance of Dementia?

The journal Nature reports that repeated concussions on the battlefield leads to a heightened likelihood that vets coming back from combat will face Alzheimer’s or Parkinson’s. An excerpt: “…an increasing body of evidence suggests that the repeated concussions have left

Campaign Activists, Russian Style

December means parliamentary elections in Russia, and Vladimir Putin’s United Russia party is campaigning with, well, activists. ACORN, Code Pink, or even the Tea Party they are not. To show their support for the “domestic Russian auto industry,” a group

Mexican Drug Gang Dumps 35 Bodies On Roadway

From the Associated Press: Suspected drug traffickers dumped 35 bodies at rush hour beneath a busy overpass in the heart of a major Gulf coast city as gunmen pointed weapons at frightened drivers. Mexican authorities said Wednesday they are examining

Majority Favor Palestinian Statehood

From the BBC: “A global poll conducted by the BBC shows that more people support United Nations recognition of an independent Palestinian state than oppose it. According to the poll, which surveyed 20,446 people across 19 nations, 49% were in

Jackie Kennedy: I Hate The French

From France’s The Local: The wife of assassinated US president John F. Kennedy did not care for French leader Charles de Gaulle or India’s Indira Gandhi, according to newly-released taped interviews. Jackie O: I studied there…but that doesn’t mean I

Palestinian Leader: Nothing Can Stop Us

From the Associated Press: RAMALLAH, West Bank (AP) – Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said Monday he won’t be deterred from seeking U.N. recognition of a state of Palestine, despite what he said was “tremendous pressure” to drop the request and

'Jew Or Not Jew' I-Phone App Provokes Outrage In France

The app available in France is called “Juif ou pas Juif” (Jew or not Jew) and promises to reveal who is Jewish. “All the information is already available online,” says creator Johann Levy, who lives in Marseille and is himself,

Is Army Playing Politics With Medals?

Swenson on the radio Dan Lamothe has a troubling article over at the Marine Corps Times. While Marine Cpl. Dakota Meyer is receiving the Medal of Honor for his bravery during an ambush in Ganjgal, Afghanistan, Army Captain William Swenson

Terror Threat, Or No Terror Threat?

From the Associated Press: WASHINGTON (AP) – U.S. intelligence agencies have found no evidence that al-Qaida has sneaked any terrorists into the country for a strike coinciding with the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, senior officials said Saturday.

Developing: Possible Terror Threat Around 9/11 Anniversary

Developing at Fox News: Federal authorities have come across what they believe may be a credible threat to the U.S. homeland surrounding the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, several sources tell Fox News. The threat would target

Missing Weapons from Libya Arms Caches Raise Fears

TRIPOLI, Libya (AP) – Crates of mortar shells sit unguarded and empty boxes for missiles to blow up tanks and bring down airplanes are strewn about arms depots around the Libyan capital. Former rebels say they took some ammunition for

US Sniper Competition: Don't Bring Your Equipment This Year

Military.com reports what sounds like a good rules change this year. Let’s test their skills–not their equipment. Snipers from around the world will soon shoot against each other at Fort Benning, Ga., but this year they’ll have to leave their

Colorado School Replaces American Flag With…Saudi Flag?

“Parents of children at an elementary school in Colorado are furious after the American flag was lowered at the multi-cultural school and replaced with a Saudi Arabian flag. As the tenth anniversary of 9/11 approaches, someone at Bauder Elementary School

Video: Chinese J-20 Stealth Fighter Opens Its Weapons Bays

We are learning more every day about the Chinese stealth fighter as they continue to put it through operational tests. When the ground personnel come up to the J-20, you get a sense of how large this bird really is.

Homeland Security Grants Go To Protecting U.S. Synagogues

The Department of Homeland Security is giving a total of $800,000 several National Council of Young Israel (NCYI) branches in the U.S. to enhance security for their synagogues. The grants are being given for “target-hardening” activities such as screening systems

Libyan Rebels Rounding Up Blacks

From the Associated Press: TRIPOLI, Libya (AP) — Rebel forces and armed civilians are rounding up thousands of black Libyans and migrants from sub-Sahara Africa, accusing them of fighting for ousted strongman Moammar Gadhafi and holding them in makeshift jails

Condi Fires Back At Cheney: You Are Attacking My Integrity

Condi Rice, National Security Advisor and later Secretary of State to President George W. Bush, joins Colin Powell in challenging Dick Cheney’s account of events. From the UK’s Daily Mail: All smiles then… The former Secretary of State said she

Perry: American Commanders Must Lead US Forces

SAN ANTONIO — Republican presidential hopeful Rick Perry discussed foreign policy Monday, telling the nation’s oldest major veterans organization that U.S. forces must be led by American commanders rather than “multilateral debating societies.” Addressing the Veterans of Foreign Wars’ annual

CAIR And Publisher Debate Comic Book

As we reported earlier, CAIR believes that a coloring book commemorating 9/11 is “disgusting.” Here the publisher debates a CAIR rep. Who wins? [youtube q4gUAszp8TY]

Military Widows Find Strength In Alaska Retreat

From the Associated Press: GIRDWOOD, Alaska — Jennifer Tullis still keeps her husband’s camouflage uniform in the closet, all starched, ironed and folded, even though he died 12 years ago. “He took so much pride in that,” she said, smiling

53 Killed By Gunmen In Attack On Northern Mexico Casino

From the Associated Press: MONTERREY, Mexico (AP) – The death toll climbed as workers continued to pull bodies out of a burned casino in northern Mexico, where gunmen spread gasoline and ignited a fire that trapped and killed at least

Cheney: I Wanted To Bomb Syria

While President Obama has been reluctant to drop even verbal bombs on Syria, former Vice President Cheney wanted to use real ones back in 2007…. Ready to bomb, reluctant to condemn… From the Associated Press: WASHINGTON — Former Vice President

China's New APC: Suppressing Rioters–In Style

The great folks over at China Defense Blog have photos of the YLGAO1, a police APC being deployed in China. As they note, it features a water cooler, central air conditioning, and even carpeting. After all, why be uncomfortable when