Farewell Camp Victory – Baghdad’s Boomtown, Death Star and OK Corral rolled...
By Dominic Di-Natale, World Affairs Contributor There was no better way to arrive at Camp Victory than by the Rhino, an armored bus lined with Kevlar so thick the vehicle’s suspension coils would pop...
View ArticleAIDS at 30: Progress and New Concerns
It was 30 years ago today that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention published an article in its Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) on a then-new and deadly syndrome that would later...
View Article“Oprah’s House Party” Full of Surprises
Surprising the most famous woman in television is no simple task. Somehow Oprah Winfrey’s team of dedicated producers pulled it off with a star studded event that has the city of Chicago still buzzing...
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Wave Of Suspicious Letters Hits D.C.
Authorities in the nation’s capital are telling counterparts across the country to be on the look-out for letters with al Qaeda-related wording and a suspicious white powder in them, after dozens of...
View ArticleNFL Owners, Players Hit Courtroom Gridiron
MINNEAPOLIS- There might finally be some good news for football fans. NFL team owners and locked out players are talking again. This time its in a federal courtroom in Minneapolis, with a judge...
View ArticleTexas May Get New Highways with 85 MPH
Legislation is working its way through the Texas statehouse that would allow future highways to have speed limits of up to 85 miles per hour. Texas already has about 500 miles of rural interstate that...
View ArticleNorthern Border Security Goes High Tech
SELFRIDGE AIR NATIONAL GUARD BASE – The U.S .Department of Homeland Security unveiled its newest high-tech tool today to fight terrorism and secure America’s northern border. The Operational...
View ArticleRod Blagojevich: Round Two
CHICAGO- Its not over until its over for Rod Blagojevich, and it looks like it won’t be over until sometime after April. The former Illinois Governor was hoping a judge would cancel his upcoming...
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Israel Admits Kidnapped Palestinian in Jail
Israel admitted for the first time that it is holding a Palestinian Engineer in prison. Dirar Abu Sisi, 42, the head of the Palestinian Power plant in Gaza, went missing in Ukraine on February 18th...
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50 Tons of Smuggled Weapons Seized
The “Victoria”, The ship seized by Israel allegedly en route from Iran to militants in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday contained tons of weapons include six C-704 anti-ship missiles in ready-to-be launched...
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Israeli Navy Seizes Suspected Arms Vessel
The Israeli navy intercepted the Liberian flagged ship 200 nautical miles from Israeli coast. Israeli Army Spokesman said that the “Victoria” originated from the Lattakia port in Syria and sailed to...
View ArticleSan Fran Parking Police On a Mi$$ion
The streets of San Francisco have something for everyone. Watch the latest video at FoxNews.com That would include -- thanks to illegally parked cars -- plentiful sources of cash for the city's...
View ArticleU.N. Headache For Obama
The Obama administration is expected to face a stern challenge of its foreign policy at the United Nations Security Council Friday if a draft resolution is voted on by members of the council. The...
View ArticleRevolution Reaches Palestinians, Then What?
As the wildfire of revolution and reform spreads through the Arab world, it jumps into the Palestinian territories and has leaders calling to get the long-stalled Palestinian elections back on track....
View ArticleWho was Jaime Zapata? Hero Remembered
U.S. Special Agent Jaime Jorge Zapata was shot and killed in the line of duty Tuesday afternoon, reportedly by members of the notorious drug cartel, Los Zetas, while driving between Monterrey, and...
View ArticleThe Coast Guard’s New Cutter
Aboard the USCG Cutter Waesche we are more than impressed. At this time of the morning, the fog envelopes San Francisco to the point that we can't see Alcatraz, or even a slight glimpse of the city, as...
View ArticleA National Treasure Rises From The Ashes
Since 1923, artisans and craftsmen at the Wendell August Forge in Grove City, Pennsylvania have been producing handcrafted heirloom pieces in sterling silver, bronze, pewter and other metals - a "made...
View ArticlePlants Detect Bombs By Changing Color
A scientist at Colorado State University has developed a way to make every day plants one of the first lines of defense in the war on terror. The plants won't change before your eyes, yet, but lab...
View ArticlePrince Reza: Iran will be Free
"Our time as a region has finally come," says Prince Reza Pahlavi, the son of the Shah of Iran. "The people (in Tehran) are now fighting tooth and nail to defend their freedom, totally unarmed, totally...
View ArticleStudy: In Pain? Love May Ease Suffering
Few things are as painful as a broken heart. But new research suggests that the feelings associated with love may in fact provide pain relief. Watch the latest video at FoxNews.com Researchers at the...
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