An Islamic terrorist from Nigeria made an attempt to blow up an airplane on Christmas Day in a plot planned by al Qaeda in Yemen, but Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano says that there is no indication that it was part of a larger terrorist plot. Napolitano also made a fool of herself in saying first that the system worked, and then that it failed miserably. The Islamist terrorist who was trying to meet his virgins was already in a terror database after his rich Nigerian banker father alerted the United States embassy about his radical views and connections to extremists, but the tip didn't rise "above the noise." New airline travel rules are in effect, including requiring passengers to remain seated with nothing in their laps for the last hour of their flight.
The United States has started a few actions in a war against Islamic terrorism in Yemen.
Sen. John Kerry (D-France) is planning a visit to Iran. This as the Iranian regime cracks down on dissent.
Most Americans still oppose ObamaCare, as the CBO says that it will increase the deficit. Some liberal House members say that they will consider dropping the government option to get something passed, and there will be no conference committee. Health insurance companies are preparing for the damage that will be done to them (that they asked for), and Georgia's budget is going to be hit hard by the plan.
German physicists say that the theory of manmade global warming violates the first and second laws of thermodynamics. Despite the thorough debunking, there are now 2,780 climate lobbyists that businesses have hired to protect themselves from the federal government's climate clutches.
Does it really matter whether or not Sen. Max Baucus was drunk on the Senate floor?
The federal government has come up with another way to figure out how to fudge the numbers on stimulus jobs. For the first time, a plurality believes that the stimulus plan hurt the economy.
Government workers are more optimistic than those in the private sector about the economy.
Americans don't know their own history because it's not properly taught in their government schools.
Even though your kids will probably learn about it in their government school, Kwanzaa is the Scientology of holidays.
The federal government has awarded an unlimited bailout to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Your kids may be members of Generation T.
Apparently men who help clean get more sex.
Private schools are doing fine during this economy because parents don't want to trust the government to educate their kids. They'll cut back elsewhere in their budget first.
Remember that the revenue-generating "super speeder" law goes into effect on Friday. It's not about safety; it's about raising money for big government.
Houston County District Attorney Kelly Burke is on another ghost hunt, this one against Warner Robins Police Chief Brett Evans. Burke claims that Evans obstructed his investigation into the mayor's office break-in, when the GBI said that Evans and the WRPD cooperated fully with their investigation.
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