Wikileaks: An American’s perilous escape from Iran

Dec. 1, 2010   Leave a Comment  

Wikileaks. I know, I know, you’re probably sick of hearing about cables and embassies and what diplomat said what nasty thing about what leader. But, it’s only day four of nine in the latest Wikileaks saga, and there’s more to come next year regarding U.S. banks.  There’s been a lot of chatter about whether what [...]

Utah killer chooses to die by firing squad

April 24, 2010   Leave a Comment  

“I would like the firing squad, please,” said Gardner, 49, to Utah state court Judge Robin Reese.

Countries place cap on global temperature rise at Copenhagen

Dec. 19, 2009   Leave a Comment  

The developed world went through its industrial revolution with little regard for the environment, as it was not seen as a factor in those days. Now, as countries like India and China revolutionize, developed countries like Canada are demanding that they take action first?

Gadhafi berates UN Security Council

Sept. 24, 2009   Leave a Comment  

Dr. Cole spoke about citizenship and how his colleague, Margaret Somers, defines citizenship in her new book (a definition borrowed from former Supreme Court Chief Justice Earl Warren) as the “right to have rights.” We all have basic human rights, of course as guaranteed by universal declarations and the Lockean theory that everyone, as human beings, is entitled to the necessities of life and liberty. However, without a state or government or body to enforce these rights and protect them when they are violated, they are always out of reach.

United States destroys Barbados

June 15, 2008   Leave a Comment  

The United States soccer team began its quest for a berth in the 2010 World Cup in South Africa the right way Sunday. Scoring their first goal just 53 seconds in off the foot of Clint Dempsey, the U.S. tacked on seven more in a downright thrashing of Barbados, whose team looked wildly over matched. [...]