The most important news for Tuesday, March 9th, 2010....
Democrat Congressman Eric Massa claims that he is the victim of a power play by Democratic leaders who want him out of Congress because he's a "no" vote on health care reform.
A new poll reveals that Barack Obama and the Democrats are rapidly losing ground to the Republicans.
Will a new bill being pushed by John McCain allow large numbers of Americans to be rounded up and detained indefinitely without a trial?
Lawmakers in Washington D.C. working to create a new comprehensive immigration bill have settled on a way to prevent employers from hiring illegal immigrants: a national biometric identification card all American workers would be required to obtain.
California Republican State Senator Roy Ashburn announced on Monday that he is gay, ending days of speculation that began after his arrest last week for investigation of driving under the influence.
Now the Obama administration wants to pay homeowners to sell their homes at a loss?
North Korea has recently created an army division in charge of newly developed intermediate-range missiles capable of striking U.S. forces in Japan and Guam.
A message that North Korea had conducted a nuclear attack on the Japanese island of Okinawa turned out to be a false alarm, but the fact it was delivered via U.S. military communications is causing a great deal of concern.
Iran is said to be constructing a new rocket launch facility that could eventually accommodate an intercontinental ballistic missile carrying a nuclear warhead.
Israeli Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon recently told an audience of foreign military officers and government officials that only four to eight weeks remain to test the option of diplomatic engagement as a means of stopping Iran’s nuclear program before sanctions will likely be imposed.
On Tuesday, both Syria and Israel declared their intentions to develop peaceful nuclear energy at an energy conference.
China is warning the United States not to sell F-16 fighter jets to Taiwan.
Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi has announced that the China-Russia oil pipeline is likely to be completed by the end of this year and the project will enter into operation in 2011.
U.S. regulators are encouraging public pension funds that control more than 2 trillion dollars to inject capital directly into the banking system by buying failed lenders.
As debts continue to explode, many U.S. state could soon be facing a "financial doomsday".
The mayor of Detroit has come up with a radical solution to his city's financial problems - bulldoze a quarter of the city.
But it is not just the U.S. that is in trouble - the reality is that the entire world is facing a massive debt crisis.
Aren't you glad that you don't like in the U.K.? London will become the most highly taxed financial center in the world when the new 50 percent income tax rate for those earning £150,000 or more comes into force next month.
The magnitude-8.8 earthquake that rocked the west coast of Chile last month was violent enough to move the entire city of Concepcion at least 10 feet to the west.
In Haiti, thousands of children orphaned by the earthquake are longing for a home.
It is being estimated that class-action lawsuits could end up costing Toyota over 3 billion dollars.
Barack Obama is backing a plan to create a national database to store the DNA of people arrested but not necessarily convicted of a crime.
More than a dozen armed State Police officers conducted simultaneous raids last week on three popular Philadelphia bars in a crackdown on "unlicensed" beers.
New research has discovered that Vitamin D "triggers and arms" the human immune system.
Has Joel Osteen become the most popular and influential pastor in the United States?
Christianity Today recently ran a feature article with this stunning headline: "It's the End of the World, and We Love It".
Are some of the most popular cartoon series for children actually bombarding them with occult symbolism?
Is the Yellowstone Supervolcano getting ready to blow up?
Lastly, advertisers are using cutting edge technology to create a new breed of digital signs that can be customized depending on a viewer's age and gender.
