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Washington Post resorts to guilt by association to tar an Israeli religious community
And there have been other such incidents in Beit Shemesh. The Post's article, however, went way overboard by indicting ultra-Orthodox Jews in general for such outrages when they were actually perpetrated by a small minority of ultra-Orthodox fanatical extremists known as the Sicarii.
China's vice president warns against U.S. military focus on Asia
China's likely next leader Xi Jinping warned the United States against plans to boost its military strength in Asia as he prepared for a closely watched visit to Washington starting Monday.
Kathryn Jean Lopez: Obama Heals
The current president of the United States is a uniter. He is a healer. I would even go so far as to suggest that he might be a miracle worker.
Polls show opinions on gay marriage are shifting
As the matter of gay marriage takes center stage again in both New Hampshire and Maine, state and national polling indicates the issue has reached a tipping point in favor of acceptance.
Flashback: Whitney Houston at 2010 BET Honors; and full Washington Post coverage of a diva's death
As an honoree , she wasn't singing - but managed to steal the show anyway, squealing and weeping and trembling as Kim Burrell paid tribute by singing an old Whitney hit.
14 Services Stocks With Strongest Earnings Growth And Best Dividends
The Best Yielding Service Stocks With Highest Expected Growth Researched by Dividend Yield - Stock, Capital, Investment .
A needless shadow over Puget Sound cleanup efforts
It was probably inevitable that a Washington Post report on congressional earmarks would turn up something on U.S. Rep.
Gingrich: If it comes to a shutdown, the GOP should stick to its principles
The Washington establishment believes that the government shutdown of 1995 was a disastrous mistake that accomplished little and cost House Republicans politically.
Interview with Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson
February 11, 2012. Orlando. It's probably no coincidence that the Gary Johnson for President campaign is running ads throughout the independent and third party community this weekend.
Liberals Enabled Bishops in Contraception Battle
Sarah Posner, author of God's Profits: Faith, Fraud, and the Republican Crusade for Values Voters , is RD's senior editor and covers politics for the site.
CBS Proudly Accepts AIM's Award, Despite Controversy
As reported A in a recent posting, Accuracy in Media presented its annual Reed Irvine Media Awards for Investigative and Grassroots Journalism amidst a trumped up controversy reported in The Washington Post, Politico and Big Journalism.
Weekend Storm Is Approaching Northeastern U.S. as Snow Falls in Chicago
Snowfall at the Vickers' family farm on Feb. 8, 2012 in Middletown, Md. Photographer: Ricky Carioti/The Washington Post via Getty Images A storm developing off the East Coast will probably bring 2 to 4 inches of snow to New York and Boston over the weekend, the National Weather Service said.
King's full 'drum major' quote to be restored on memorial
A woman photographs a paraphrased quote the National Parks Service plans to remove from the Martin Luther King Jr.
Elliott Negin: Monsanto's Great Expectations
With apologies to Charles Dickens, whose 200th birthday was this week, it's the best of times and the worst of times for Monsanto, the agribusiness giant that is aggressively marketing genetically engineered crops -- and millions of tons of pesticides -- worldwide.
The Man Behind 'Zaching' On Video
By now, you may have heard of "Zaching," the social media craze inspired by Maryland native Zach Lederer's strongman pose following his cancer surgery.
The WilliesWASHINGTON Post Gets an Earful After Ufo Revelations
The Washington Post exists in a stratosphere of journalism inhabited by only half a dozen newspapers in the world, if that.
Bachus Predicts - Full Exoneration' in Ethics Investigation
Al Hunt, executive editor for Washington at Bloomberg News and a Bloomberg View columnist, talks about the race for the Republican presidential nomination and the ethics investigation involving U.S. House Financial Services Committee Chairman Spencer Bachus.
Takoma Park Police Officer Remembers Shooting
The Takoma Park Police officer who shot and killed a hostage taker over a year ago is still haunted by the shooting, according to a story in the Washington Post .
FDA admits to monitoring workers' e-mail
The FDA's statement came in response to a Washington Post article last month that reported that the FDA intercepted and stored the Gmail communications of a group of agency doctors who raised concerns with Congress about the agency approving cancer-screening and other devices despite the doctors' determinations that the devices were not safe or ... (more)