US President seeks to assauge anger – at home and abroad – over unmanned flight attacks
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US President seeks to assauge anger – at home and abroad – over unmanned flight attacks
Thursday 11 April 2013
The arrest of Rabbi Susan Silverman attracted unexpected attention when her famous sister - the comedian Sarah Silverman - tweeted about it
Thursday 11 April 2013
The rising Labour star has complained about the comparison in the past
Wednesday 10 April 2013
Top secret documents show that half of those killed in a year were 'unknown extremists'
Sunday 07 April 2013
President Barack Obama’s decision to call California’s top law enforcement officer “the best-looking attorney-general in the country” has provoked fierce debate
Sunday 07 April 2013
President apologises for referring to attorney-general as 'good-looking'
Sunday 07 April 2013
A day after talks between international powers and Iran ended without agreement on Tehran’s nuclear ambitions, a leading Israeli politician has warned that the Jewish state’s patience is running thin and that the West should impose a deadline of weeks to persuade Iran to abandon its nuclear enrichment programme, or face military action.
Sunday 07 April 2013
First a third world war, eco-disaster and mass death. Then global government for the lucky...
Friday 05 April 2013
Valerio Onida was duped by Radio 24 into thinking he was talking in confidence to the famous scientist Margherita Hack
Friday 05 April 2013
Governor of Connecticut hails 'a new and historic model for the country' as he signs bill into law
Thursday 04 April 2013
Barack Obama is to forgo 5 per cent of his official salary in a move designed to show common cause with government workers hit by the so-called sequestration – budget cuts that are eliminating overtime for some and forcing others to take an unpaid leave of absence.
Thursday 04 April 2013
It's difficult to pinpoint the President's achievements in the region
Thursday 04 April 2013
Instead of banging the anti-immigration drum, politicians should extol the opportunities for Brits to live and work freely across the continent
Thursday 04 April 2013
Joseph Kony, a notorious fugitive warlord, has been thrown a lifeline after a military force hunting him down in Central African Republic (CAR) had to suspend operations due to the recent coup in the country.
Wednesday 03 April 2013
More troubles with the Jackson clan?
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