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Men's health: weightlifting vs. cardio
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Al-Libi Capture: Military success or politically suspicious
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Shutdown Showdown: Politicians behaving badly (SNL Miley Cyrus video)
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Zell Miller adds note of sanity to Washington budget battle
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Review: Twin Forks at the Sixth and I St. Synagogue
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Are Israel skeptics really left-wing radicals?
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The rock of America's past is the hope for America's future
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Divorce could be side effect of Obamacare's healthcare reform
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Al-Libi Capture: Military success or politically suspicious
We can never downplay the capture of a radical Islamist, but sometimes the timing can be suspicious. Published 12:18 p.m. October 8, 2013 - Comments
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Successive Jamaican governments crippling Jamaica’s disabled
For 13 years the National Disability Act has been bedridden in Jamaica’s cyclic black hole of debates. Published 5:04 p.m. October 7, 2013 - Comments
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Parallel Obama policies could become a head-on collision
Seems impossible for a head-on collision from parallel sources, but it could happen because of Obama's leadership by delay. Published 3:19 p.m. October 7, 2013 - Comments
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Schools switch back to 26-ingredient burger after kids complain
Why are children being allowed to make the wrong nutritional choices? Published 11:35 a.m. October 7, 2013 - Comments
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Egypt gripped by political, economic and constitutional instability
Instability continues to haunt Egypt. Published 10:23 a.m. October 6, 2013 - Comments
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Warming oceans may cause higher mercury levels in fish
Poisonous fish may be just another unforeseen consequence of climate change Published 9:38 a.m. October 4, 2013 - Comments
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WWII vets may be changing history again
When it comes to doing what is right, never underestimate the veterans who served in World War II. Published 11:44 a.m. October 3, 2013 - Comments
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NYC lawyer argues that NYPD can spy on peaceful Muslim conversations
Lawyers argue that the police have the right to spy on peaceful conversations between innocent individuals... as long as they're Muslim. Published 12:01 p.m. October 3, 2013 - Comments
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Greece cracks down on neo-Nazi political party after murder of rapper
Golden Dawn is facing popular, political, and legal opposition Published 9:41 a.m. October 3, 2013 - Comments
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Government shutdown due to excessive federal spending
Unsustainable federal spending is the underlying cause of the current government shutdown. Published 6:14 p.m. October 2, 2013 - Comments
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Lisa M. Ruth
Lisa M. Ruth started her career at the CIA, where she won several distinguished awards for her service and analysis. After leaving the government, she joined a private intelligence firm in South Florida as President, where she oversaw all research ...
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Al-Libi Capture: Military success or politically suspicious
We can never downplay the capture of a radical Islamist, but sometimes the timing can be suspicious.
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Successive Jamaican governments crippling Jamaica’s disabled
For 13 years the National Disability Act has been bedridden in Jamaica’s cyclic black hole of debates.
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Parallel Obama policies could become a head-on collision
Seems impossible for a head-on collision from parallel sources, but it could happen because of Obama's leadership by delay.
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Schools switch back to 26-ingredient burger after kids complain
Why are children being allowed to make the wrong nutritional choices?
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Egypt gripped by political, economic and constitutional instability
Instability continues to haunt Egypt.
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An inside look into India – the land of a billion people and a billion stories.
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A World in our Backyard by Laura Sesana
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Uncensored exploration of issues concerning current events, civil liberties, American political advocacy, and the political and social issues facing military veterans.
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We hear about the politics, now lets visit with the people of the square
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History on Purpose by Dennis Jamison
History doesn't have to be grim; there is a lot to be learned from the pages of time.
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Intelligence and World Affairs by Lisa M. Ruth
Analysis of world affairs, the intelligence community and US foreign policy.
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John Glaser: Entangling Alliances by John Glaser
John Glaser turns his pen toward foreign policy and international relations around the world
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Looking for Luke by Luke Montgomery
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Simply the World by Andrew Scarpitta
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Tales of the Dragon by Tang Long
A guide into the Chinese world.
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The American Muslim by Rahat Husain
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The Uprising: A Caribbean Perspective by Kavelle Christie
An exploration of the Caribbean beyond sun, sea and sand.
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The Way Forward by Frank Kaufmann
Reading the news for solutions and practical insight for progress, enduring peace, and shared prosperity.
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What in the World by Bob Taylor
In a world that is increasingly complex, we need to seek greater awareness of the blending of cultures and America's changing role in a global community.
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Lisa M. Ruth started her career at the CIA, where she won several distinguished awards for her service and analysis. After leaving the government, she joined a private intelligence firm in South Florida as President, where she oversaw all research, analysis and reporting.
Lisa joined CDN as a journalist in 2009 and writes extensively on intelligence, world affairs, and breaking news. She also provides investigative reporting and news analysis. Lisa continues to write both for her own columns and as a guest writer on a wide variety of subjects, and is now Executive Editor for CDN and edits the Global, Family and Health sections. She is also a regular contributor to Newsmax and other publications.
