House Votes on Libya, Vote Shows Indecision
The people of the United States of America always seem to be torn on what to do about foreign affairs. (…)
Foreign Affairs
United States Fights Off Growing Oil Problems, Taps Into Reserve
At times, when there are tensions in the Middle East in oil rich states, the cost of a barrel of oil is without a doubt going to rise up. (…)
Obama Makes Announcement, Afghanistan Withdrawal Given September 2012 Deadline
All week there has been anticipation for President Barack Obama’s announcement on Wednesday. (…)
Greek Government Brings Controversial Budget Cuts, Still in Tact After Vote of Confidence
Very early on Wednesday, in Athens, Greece, George Papandreou, the state’s Prime Minister, and his cabinet remained in tact after a vote of confidence was held. (…)
White House Announcement Coming, Afghanistan Troop Withdrawal Expected
Ever since the number of troops in Iraq began to be scaled back, the focus on the military front in the United States switched over to the conflict in Afghanistan. (…)
Bacteria Outbreak Hits Europe, Hundreds Sick
So often we watch the news and see hundreds of people die from natural disasters. (…)
Netanyahu Talks to Congress, Agrees to Palestinian Compromise
After decades of violence and opposition, it seems that peace in the Middle East might actually be coming soon. (…)
United States Continues Fight With Terrorism, Eyes on Pakistan
One cannot simply ignore the fact that Osama bin Laden was calmly hanging out in Pakistan. (…)
Strauss-Kahn Pressured to Resign, European Leaders Want Him Out
The classic tale of a fall from grace usually sees a figure with great power and honor do one act that is taken poorly by the masses and thus washes away any positive image. (…)
Obama Talks Osama, Speaks of Risks of Mission
To use an old cliché, if you have not heard about the capture and assassination of terrorist and al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden by now, you must be living under a rock. (…)
