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Lockerbie Bomber Dead at 60

(AP) Libyan convicted in Lockerbie bombing dies at 60By ADEL OMRAN and LEE KEATHAssociated PressTRIPOLI, Libya Abdel Baset al-Megrahi, a Libyan intelligence officer who was the only person ever convicted in the 1988 Lockerbie bombing, died at home in Tripoli

Lockerbie Bomber Dead at 60

Obama Turns to Bill Clinton for Foreign Policy Cred

President Obama’s foreign policy is in complete disarray. He has misunderstood and underestimated the need for the War on Terror from the word “go,” and as a result, his administration has now simply decided the war is over–as if they

Obama Turns to Bill Clinton for Foreign Policy Cred

Obama: Mission Accomplished

Firefighters are seen extinguishing a burning car at the site of a suicide bomb attack in Kabul on May 2. Taliban insurgents claimed a suicide attack in the Afghan capital Kabul, shortly after US President Barack Obama left the city

Obama: Mission Accomplished

Romney 2007: Track Bin Laden Anywhere, Kill Him

While President Obama has been exploiting the killing of Osama Bin Laden for his re-election campaign, cutting ads that suggest that Mitt Romney wouldn’t have pulled the trigger on the operation to get Bin Laden, the evidence shows otherwise. As

Romney 2007: Track Bin Laden Anywhere, Kill Him

Navy SEALs: Obama Exploiting Bin Laden Kill

US Navy SEALs, both active and retired, have bashed President Obama for celebrating his supposed “gutsy call,” adding that he was using them as “ammunition” in his presidential re-election campaign. As Toby Harnden of the UK Daily Mail reports: Ryan

Navy SEALs: Obama Exploiting Bin Laden Kill

Obama Admin: The War On Terror Is 'Over'

Today, the National Journal reported that a senior State Department official has announced, “The war on terror is over.” “Now that we have killed most of al Qaida,” the source said, “now that people have come to see legitimate means

Obama Admin: The War On Terror Is 'Over'

McCain/Palin Advisor on HBO's 'Game Change': It's a Lie

The scene discussed below is from HBO’s “Game Change,” adapted by screenwriter Danny Strong from the book of the same name by Mark Halperin and John Heilemann. Based upon our sources, and recent comments made in a conference call that included foreign

McCain/Palin Advisor on HBO's 'Game Change': It's a Lie

Hollywood Doesn't Understand the Military

It’s pretty well known and obvious that Hollywood is mostly filled with the few in this country who don’t see our military as a force of good, the few who actually praise American hating dictators like Che Guevera, the few

Top 10 Ways Hollywood Can Win Its Audience Back

Hollywood is like a child, a spoiled child you can’t help loving but desperately want to see do and be better. Hollywood can be cruel and petulant, small and bigoted, hateful and depraved. But every once in a while you

Is There a Conservative Case for Mitt Romney?

Four years ago, Mitt Romney was the last, best hope of the conservative movement as a surging John McCain looked set to clinch the Republican nomination. Romney’s concession speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) (parts a, b, and

Why Aren't You Watching 'Homeland?'

The new Showtime series ‘Homeland’ is a CIA thriller based on the Israeli television series ‘Hatufim’ (Prisoners of War). The Israeli version follows two IDF reservists after they are released from 17 years of captivity in Syria and how their

Now We Turn To The Future Of Libya

The execution of Muammar Qaddafi is not the end or even a turning of a page in Libya. It is rather a chapter that has yet to be written. The subject of which will depend on the kind of regime

In A Barack Minute…

….everything will change. The world changed for the activist old media on Sunday night. The entire free world celebrated that Osama bin Laden had been killed by courageous Navy SEALs. The celebration was as it should be; a nation together

Sayles' 'Amigo' – The Real History Behind the Film

John Sayles may be this country’s most idiosyncratic independent writer-director, though his personal films and novels often look suspiciously Sol Alinsky-ish. Many of Sayles’ films are of a left leaning historical nature and have ranged from early 20th century miner’s