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Presidential candidates John McCain and Barack Obama made dueling pitches to the nation's elderly, each vowing to bolster Social Security while offering very different approaches.

Expert: 'We Are ... Changed Nation Because Of Those Attacks' It is not a tidy anniversary this year.

Speaking to Gulf Times during a telephone interview from Islamabad, Munir Khan Orakzai, who is the member of Pakistan's National Assembly from the tribal Kurram Agency, said: "We have been promised by the ...

Two Texas men who authorities say planned to target law enforcement during the Republican National Convention face federal charges of illegally possessing Molotov cocktails.

When Russian tanks bullied their way into Georgia, debate broke out about what the United States should do.But what could America do?Can the U.S. military, so consumed with small wars against terror and ...

Asif Ali Zardari secured a large win in Pakistan's presidential elections on Saturday, capping a remarkable rise from jail, exile and his wife Benazir Bhutto's assassination just nine months ago.

Criticizing the McCain campaign for refusing to allow reporters to question Sarah Palin, Time 's Jay Carney writes : Political operatives love to talk about circumventing the media and other co-called "elites" ...

Traffic passes the construction site of the Freedom Tower on Friday at the World Trade Center site in New York.

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice discussed economic ties and political reforms during meetings Saturday with terrorism-fighting allies in North Africa, a region of growing strategic importance.

UNITED NATIONS : Nearly every nation pledged to do more to combat terrorism with the approval Friday of a U.N. General Assembly resolution that does not include a definition of such activities or say anything ...

Press Trust of India Washington, Sept. 5: Accusing Pakistan of misusing the massive American aid to fight the war on terror, Democratic nominee for the US Presidential election Mr Barack Obama, in a sensational ...

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice says she's excited about a landmark trip she will make to Libya on Friday, becoming the highest-ranking American official to visit the North African country in more than a half-century.

'I am very much looking forward to it,' she said here before leaving for Tripoli, where she will meet and shake hands with Moammar Gadhafi and close a nearly three-decade era of bitter animosity between the United States and Libya.

'It is a historic moment and it is one that has come after a lot of difficulty, the suffering of many people that will never be forgotten or assuaged, Americans in particular for whom I am very concerned,' Rice told a news conference in Lisbon.

Republican Senator John McCain said Thursday that, as president, he would bring an era of reform to Washington, bolster the economy and pursue alternate energy strategies, with the help of his vice presidential ...

Barack Obama sat down to an interview with Fox News' Bill O'Reilly on Fox tonight and - shockingly - it looked like a TV interview.

An influential New Jersey Muslim leader accused by some federal officials of having terrorist ties but praised by others as being an important ally won his fight to gain permanent U.S. residency Thursday.

The two vice-presidential candidates led the way Wednesday as the Obama and McCain campaigns worked to draw clear battle lines on Iran and Israel.

A visit by the Turkish Armed Forces to two suspects in the Ergenekon terrorist organization case, retired Gen.

Syria has arrested Lebanon's most-wanted terrorist suspect, Fatah al-Islam leader Shaker al-Abassi. Syrian sources have claimed that Abassi is in Syrian custody and that discussions were under way between ...

Minnesota Prosecution of Activists Leads Way to Characterize Dissent as Terrorism From http://www.infowars.com/?p=4344 Kurt Nimmo Infowars September 4, 2008 As Amy Goodwin notes at one minute, thirty seconds ...

By Jonathan Saul

DUBLIN (Reuters) - The Irish Republican Army's ruling Army Council is no longer operational and the guerrilla group does not pose a threat to peace in Northern Ireland, an independent watchdog said on Wednesday.

The Army Council directed the IRA's guerrilla campaign during three decades of violence during which the group was responsible for more than half of 3,600 sectarian killings in the British province.

The bloodshed largely ended with the 1998 Good Friday Agreement.