(CNSNews.com) The court rejected most of his requested defense witnesses, including a convicted murderer who invoked the Koran to justify his actions ...

(DEBKAfile) Arab voices were fanning Middle East war fever last night as the Israeli Navy and the U.S. Fifth Fleet charted Persian Gulf waters and Iranian shorelines in preparation for attacks ...

(Washington Times) The U.S. intelligence community policy on killing American citizens who have joined al-Qaida requires first obtaining high-level government approval ...

(Washington Times) North Korea is expected to deploy a nuclear-tipped missile capable of reaching parts of the United States in the next decade ...

(Washington Times) The Justice Department inspector says Congress stripped him of authority to investigate dismissal of complaints against the New Black Panther Party ...

(Wall Street Journal) J.D. Hayworth, best known in Arizona for his opposition to illegal immigration, has seized the Tea Party mantel of low taxes and small government ...

(Palm Beach Post) "Florida deserves to have her fair share. And I think making sure that we count every single Floridian is vitally important" ...

(Washington Times) The U.S. is drawing closer to the kind of debt crisis plaguing some European countries, where a financial emergency forces political leaders to make draconian cuts ...

(Associated Press) "We are on an unsustainable march toward a fiscal Armageddon" ...

(CNET News) Cybercrime investigators are pushing for the creation of a national Web interface linking police computers with those of Internet and e-mail providers ...

(Washington Post) The sources said the deal does not mean the NSA will be viewing users' searches or e-mail accounts or that Google will be sharing proprietary data ...

(CNN) Parents in Texas, and Minnesota have filed lawsuits, sparking a new debate about whether it's appropriate for a baby's genetic blueprint to be in the government's possession ...

(Los Angeles Times) The charges are linked to the last day of Ray's five-day $9,695-a-person "Spiritual Warrior" retreat where he assembled about 50 people in a makeshift, sauna-like sweat lodge ...

(New York Post) Nine-year-old Patrick Timoney brought a little Lego man holding a tiny 2-inch firearm to his public school and nearly got booted from his fourth grade class ...

(San Francisco Chronicle) Timothy Syed Andersson billed himself as dermatologist to the stars. San Francisco prosecutors say it was all a lie ...

(Milliongossip.com) Scientists are on the brink of developing a "long-life super-drug" which could allow people to live into their 100s ...

(Associated Press) A San Francisco man claims he was high on a double dose of medical marijuana cookies when he screamed, dropped his pants and attacked crew members on a cross-country flight ...

(MichaelSavage.com) The Paul Revere Society and Dr. Michael Savage have donated $25,000 to the International Fund for Animal Welfare ...

(MichaelSavage.com) Listen to the opening segment of "The Savage Nation" ...

(WorldNetDaily.com) A non-profit legal group representing Marine Lt. Col. Jeffrey Chessani is crediting radio talk show host Michael Savage and his audience with helping bring about victory ...

(MichaelSavage.com) Why Hollywoodies Don't Believe In God ...

(Psychological Nudity) Lexus liberals with Volkswagens on their brains; Condo commies; lunch room Lenins ...

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