Mubarak to go on Trial, Future to be Decided in Cairo
After being overthrown by the Egyptian people, former President Hosni Mubarak is going to be put on trial next week. (…)
Middle East
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. (…)
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. (…)
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. (…)
Palestine State Coming, Israel State Cut Down
The Middle East has been a region of political and religious tension for decades. (…)
Osama bin Laden’s Journals Investigated, Attacks on New York, Los Angeles, and Washington Planned
When the United States Navy SEALs raided the hideout of al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, not only did they find the terrorist criminal, but they also found many of his secret files. (…)
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. (…)
Obama Meets With Military, Praises Them for bin Laden Mission
The capture and near immediate extermination of Osama bin Laden is arguably the most important international event of this millennium. (…)
Obama Refuses to Release bin Laden Death Photo, Reactions Mixed, Pakistani Government Under Fire
For nearly two decades, Osama bin Laden has been one of the most wanted men on the planet. (…)
Yemen Protests Continue, President Proposes Offer
The uproar in Yemen is continuing to intensify. (…)
