ANALYSIS
America’s massive flock of baby boomers are unprepared for a very unhappy retirement.
Moscow is making strides in its plan to reestablish its position as a regional power in Eurasia.
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After elections, Iran remains a major player in Iraq
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, March 8, 2010
From the Newswires
- Chile aftershock measured at 7.2 magnitude
- U.S. says Iran rights worsen, cites Sri Lanka abuses
- Police clash with protesters as Greeks fight cuts
- Billionaire Pinera takes power in quake-hit Chile
- Secularist list ahead in two Iraqi provinces
- Ukraine's Yanukovich gets close ally as PM
- Death toll hits 54 from fighting in Somali capital
- Mexico drug gang hushes killings with news blackout
- Mubarak had benign tissue removed
- Court indicts three Bosnian Muslims for war crimes
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The Trumpet Blog
Germans to Greeks: You need to live the German way!
March 8, 7:40 p.m.
Qatar: Friend or foe?
March 4, 6:37 p.m.
Iranian forces invade Iraqi border
Feb. 21, 9:02 p.m.
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One More Nation to Build
The U.S. takes on yet another impossible task.
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The brains of humans and animals are physically very similar. Yet man has an intellectual capacity far greater than in any other creature. Why? Because of the spirit God put in man. Just what is the human spirit?
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