February 3, 2012 Activists Fight Green Projects, Seeing U.N. Plot By LESLIE KAUFMAN and KATE ZERNIKE Across the country, activists with ties to the Tea Party are railing against all sorts of local and state efforts to control sprawl and conserve energy. They brand government action for things like expanding public transportation routes and preserving […]
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JANUARY 30, 2012 By NOUR MALAS Syria’s government moved to defend Damascus as its military fought rebel troops outside the capital for a third day on Sunday, as the battle moved ever closer to President Bashar al-Assad’s seat of power. Amateur video out of Syria purports to show government tanks in flames and funerals of
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JANUARY 28, 2012 Wisconsin’s Scott Walker is facing a recall after his labor and spending reforms. If he loses, public unions will flex their muscles nationwide. By STEPHEN MOORE One Sunday afternoon last spring, as Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker was working in his front yard, a car rolled slowly by and blared its horn. He
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JANUARY 26, 2012 The Arab revolutionaries didn’t look to China or Russia as examples of good government. By ED HUSAIN Upon landing at Cairo’s international airport, I see a billboard that quotes none other than Barack Obama saying: “American young people need to grow up more like Egyptian youngsters.” Thus one year after their revolution
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JANUARY 24, 2012 Walker’s reforms are saving money, which unions cannot forgive. They swore revenge for his offenses, and last week Wisconsin Democrats delivered what they say are a million signatures for the recall of Republican Governor Scott Walker. If they do make the ballot and cause a recall vote as early as this spring,
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ZBIGNIEW BRZEZINSKI, CARTER’S NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISOR ON MSNBC, DEC 2, 2011 U.S. AMONG THE MOST SOCIALLY UNJUST NATIONS WORLDWIDE Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy
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Newsmax Tuesday, November 22, 2011 12:04 PM By: Margaret Menge and Ashley Martella The Arab Spring has failed in Egypt, and the Muslim Brotherhood may turn the most populous nation in the Middle East into an Islamist state within months, says Walid Phares, a Mideast expert and adviser to Congress. And if the Obama administration
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NOVEMBER 25, 2011 By TAMER EL-GHOBASHY And CHARLES LEVINSON CAIRO—Egypt’s military leaders said they would push ahead with parliamentary elections beginning Monday, while refusing to give in to swelling protests calling for a quicker transition to civilian rule. The elections—the country’s first parliamentary vote since former President Hosni Mubarak’s ouster in February—could stand as a
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NOVEMBER 24, 2011, 10:18 P.M. ET By NOUR MALAS in Dubai and MATT BRADLEY in Cairo The Arab League threatened harsh economic penalties against Syria and called on the government to engage the opposition in planning a political transition, in a warning to President Bashar al-Assad that Arab states are closing ranks against his regime.
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NOVEMBER 25, 2011 Tens of Thousands Protest Against Saleh’s Deal for Immunity, as Uncertainty Over Power Transfer Feeds Nation’s Instability By HAKIM ALMASMARI in Sana’a, Yemen, and ELLEN KNICKMEYER in Dubai Violence and political uncertainty in Yemen only grew on Thursday after President Ali Abdullah Saleh pledged to end his 33-year rule, as tens of
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