THE MOST IMPORTANT NEWS

The most important news for Sunday, December 20th, 2009.....

It looks like the socialist "health care reform bill" has enough votes to pass in the U.S. Senate.

Does the U.S. Senate "compromise" health care reform bill still require a monthly abortion fee?

The U.S. Senate passed a $636 million defense spending bill on Saturday by an 88-10 vote.

Are AIG, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and GMAC going to be "long-term wards of the state".

China is warning that the United States that China's ability to continue buying U.S. Treasury debt is limited.

China also says that the world simply does not have enough money to buy all of the U.S. Treasuries that the U.S. wants to sell.

Will there be a devastating food crisis in 2010?

The Copenhagen agreement is being hailed as a first step toward "a new world climate order".

Did the Copenhagen climate change summit establish the framework for a global government which will control climate finances via taxes on carbon dioxide emissions?

The Copenhagen Accord is being being branded as an "abject failure" by many environmental activists.

A leading Russian think tank claims that the British meteorological office has been misrepresenting Russian weather data to manipulate the results and suggest rising temperature trends.

New measurements from a NASA satellite show a dramatic cooling in the upper atmosphere that directly correlates with the declining phase of the current solar cycle.

Barack Obama left the Copenhagen summit on global warming only to be greeted by a record setting snow storm back home in Washington D.C.

On orders from Barack Obama, the U.S. military launched cruise missiles early Thursday against Islamic militants in Yemen.

Iraqi troops are massing on the Iranian border after Iran reportedly "invaded" an Iraqi oil field.

The surge of 30,000 U.S. troops into Afghanistan is likely to be accompanied by a surge of up to 56,000 contractors.

It turns out that Obama now has 189,000 U.S. personnel in Afghanistan.
 
TMZ is reporting that actress Brittany Murphy died early this morning after she went into full cardiac arrest and could not be revived.

Over 3 million people in Ukraine have developed acute respiratory disease, and over 500 are confirmed to be dead - many of them from a form of the H1N1 swine flu.

When kids in Detroit return to school after the holiday break, each class will have the opportunity to get a free pizza party – if they sign up for H1N1 swine flu vaccine shots.

One student was recently assaulted by his principal when he tried to hand out information about vaccines to his fellow students.

A 73 year old man in Kansas has developed Guillain-Barre Syndrome after receiving the H1N1 swine flu vaccine.

Athletes at the University of Hawaii were recently forced to take the H1N1 swine flu vaccine.

The CDC says that there was a 59 percent increase in autism in just a four year period earlier this decade.

General Electric is using the London libel courts to gag a senior radiologist after he raised the alarm over the potentially fatal risks of one of its drugs.

Monsanto is getting ready to unleash genetically modified wheat upon the world.

It turns out that Barack Obama is playing hardball with other Democrats.

The Obama administration is giving states until May 11, 2011 to comply with the Real ID Act.

A surprising poll has found that Hillary Clinton has a 75 percent approval rating.

Wherever there are large amounts of fluoride in the water the results are absolutely frightening.

A Christian teacher in the U.K. was recently fired for offering to pray for a sick student.

According to a new international survey, the United States is the most religious nation in the industrialized world.

India food prices have hit a 10 year high.

It turns out that Harvard is in a horrific financial mess.

Oklahoma has been hit by a swarm of earthquakes recently.

Do you think that your tap water is actually safe?

Are many evangelical churches fully opening their doors to gays?

Doctors have performed emergency surgery on a Brazilian toddler to remove some of the 42 sewing needles that were allegedly inserted into him by his stepfather during a series of bizarre rituals.

Lastly, a man in Kansas somehow found the strength to lift an entire car off of a girl in order to save her life.