The most important news for Tuesday, June 2nd, 2009.....
Former Vice President Dick Cheney is saying that the only alternative to holding some suspected terrorists indefinitely would be to execute all of them. This is a quote from Mr. Cheney: "if you don't have a place where you can hold these people, your only other option is to kill them."
In addition, Cheney has now publicly stated that he supports legalizing same-sex marriage as long as the issue is decided by the states, rather than by the federal government.
Fears are mounting that North Korea is actually preparing to attack South Korea.
Any Florida store buying used video games now has to collect thumbprints from the customer. Is this supposed to keep us safe from the terrorists?
Senator Jay Rockefeller's new healthcare "reform bill" would set up an "independent" medical agency modeled after the Federal Reserve.
It has been officially announced that the youngest son of Kim Jong Il, Kim Jong Un, is going to be the next leader of North Korea.
Pro-life activists are strongly denying any connection to the suspected killer of the nation’s most prominent abortion provider.
There are reports that the U.S. government is considering decreasing its support for Israel at the U.N. if Jerusalem does not comply with demands to freeze settlements.
Barack Obama's upcoming speech to the Muslim world in Egypt will be guarded by approximately 3,000 Secret Service officers.
Nancy Reagan says that she sees and talks to the ghost of her deceased husband.
Scientists are working on putting vaccines directly into our food.
Enthusiasm for the EU is turning into cynicism in many parts of Europe.
The "cash for clunkers" bill is making progress in the U.S. Senate.
The United States and Russia are working on a deal to reduce the size of their nuclear arsenals.
Russia is saying that it "will demand" that Iran only utilize its nuclear program for peaceful purposes only. Is anyone convinced by that?
Lastly, a U.S. federal court has ruled that a kindergartner's mother cannot read the Bible during show and tell, even if the Bible is the boy's favorite book.
