McCain Vows to Defeat Nazis and Japanese in Iraq
McCain only furthered suspicion that he might not be as certain of the realities of the ethnic and religious divisions within Iraq and the greater Middle East.
McCain only furthered suspicion that he might not be as certain of the realities of the ethnic and religious divisions within Iraq and the greater Middle East.
The Caning Competition will pit international competitors against one another to see who can cane, whip or flog a political protester the most times in thirty seconds.
by Michael B. Mukasey
General Michael V. Hayden, director of the Central Intelligence Agency, testified on Capitol Hill today that the CIA “inadvertently destroyed two senators” who were at the agency’s headquarters in Langley, Virginia to hold a meeting with him.
President Bush made a public plea today for History to preemptively pardon him from any negative judgments that might be leveled against him in the future.
In a purported Osama Bin Laden audio message, the Al Qaeda leader vows to enact revenge upon the West for publication of a “horribly unfunny and unoriginal” Garfield comic strip from Monday, March 10.
Vice President Cheney began his tour of potential bombing targets in Montreal today.
President Bush said today that the United States will stay “on the offensive against the terrorists and terror networks across the globe, right up until it gets really exhausting for us. Then, we’ll give it a rest.”
Military officials said today that the United States Navy’s shootdown of an errant butterfly was a “complete success.”
Rodriguez added that he only destroyed the tapes because he “hates analog” and wants everyone to move into the digital age.