Border Patrol Becky Deports Palestinian Harvard Hope Scholar
Apparently it's a deportable offense to HAVE FRIENDS who criticize the U.S. — Chris Hayes explains the frightening reality of brown people with even legal standing to enter the country.
Twin Suicide Blasts Kill At Least 23 At Iranian Embassy In Beirut
'We got the message and we know how to retaliate'
We Know What Reagan Would Have Done About Iran And Syria
Unfortunately for his hagiographers, Americans don't have to speculate about what Ronald Reagan would have done about Syria and Iran. We know what he actually did.
Egypt Prompts Buyer's Remorse For Bush Doctrine Advocates
With the military's overthrow of the Muslim Brotherhood government of Mohammed Morsi in Egypt, the right-wing's best and brightest are having second thoughts about their support of the Bush Doctrine.
GOP Rep. To Dan Senor: Investigate Bush WMD Claims Before Attacking Susan Rice
Rep. Tom Cole, a Republican from Oklahoma, says that if lawmakers are going to go after U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Susan Rice over her initial public assessment of the September attack in Benghazi then maybe Congress should also look at
Deadly Beirut Blast Kills Lebanese Intelligence Official
A huge car bomb explosion in Beirut on Friday killed a top Lebanese security official whose investigations implicated Syria and Hezbollah
GOP: Boldly Offering Solutions To Our Nation’s Symptoms
Nothing says leadership more than bravely standing up against a concern that’s not actually a problem. We’ve had a one-sided battle with Sharia Law in the U.S. No one is fighting for replacing U.S. law with an Islamic moral code, but
June 14, 1978 - Carter And Castro.
June 14, 1978. Jimmy Carter alleges Cuban involvement in Zaire uprising. Castro denies it. Negotiations with China put on fast track. Washington poses questions on Israel intentions on Gaza and West Bank, causes rift in Israeli government. UN in session over Lebanon question. Northern Lebanon uneasy over killing of former president Franjileh's son, daughter-in-law and grand-daughter by Phalangist gunmen. Japan concerned over oil spills as the result of recent earthquake. Jimmy Carter meets with Indian PM Desai. A roundup of 1978 mid-term election results.
June 12, 1982 - Protests, Ceasefires And Final Assaults.
June 12, 1982 - Largest anti-nuclear Rally held in Central Park. British forces stage "final assault" on Port Stanley. Pope John Paul II visits Argentina. Israeli ceasefire in Lebanon announced. Simon Wiesenthal home bombed. Holmes-Cooney fight.
June 8, 1982 - ". . .And Kermit Addresses Harvard."
News of the day for June 8, 1982 - Israeli Army advancing in Lebanon. PLO's Arafat appeals to Soviet Union for help. Falkland Islands War. U.S. Navy deploys to Mediterranean. Fiscal 1983 Spending Plan. Economic woes. Kermit the Frog addresses Harvard Graduating class.
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