On September 22, 2011, Admiral Mike Mullen, then-chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, made his last official appearance before the Senate Armed Services Committee.
Financial markets are in a precarious place, with European banks and sovereign balance sheets in the crosshairs. Bank regulators are increasingly aggressive, and eurozone borrowing costs are rising as the debts of years past come due.
European parliamentarians want the upcoming United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development to demand that all nations hew to a sweeping legal claim: that international law forbids nations to amend or repeal laws designed to protect the environment.
The detention and interrogation facility at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, which I have visited, has served and continues to serve an important role in the war against terrorists since it opened a decade years ago.
1) If one suggests that there may not be, at least as yet, enough evidence to overturn the initial police decision of not charging Mr. Zimmerman with a crime, then one is a de facto racist.
The venerable New York Times has been a reliable cheer leader for electric and hybrid cars in its A “news” section. Its "Business Day" section is for readers who base business decisions on what they read.
The Office of the Prosecutor (OTP) of the International Criminal Court (ICC) announced today that it would not pursue an investigation of Israel for “acts committed on the territory of Palestine since 1 July 2002.” This closes off, for now, an attempt by
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