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Though CPAC ruffled some feathers by bringing pro-gay GOProud into the tent, such social inclusiveness didn't extend very far. Taking center stage on immigration were the Republicans' biggest flamethrowers , who issued dire warnings about the evils that immigrants could inflict upon the US. "I'm worried, because most of them are lawbreakers—in fact, most of them are criminals," Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) told conference-goers on Thursday. But former Colorado Rep. Tom Tancredo upped the ante even further.
Tom Tancredo: Muslim Immigrants Spread Sharia Law
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Everyone rides bicycles for different reasons. If you ride cyclocross bikes then you are interested in the competitive level of biking. Cyclocross bikes are similar to road bikes except they are built to withstand much more due to the intense trails they go over.
Cyclocross Bikes Buying Guide
Pressure on to freeze Mubarak's assets in UK - UK Politics, UK
Anti-corruption campaigners have called on foreign governments to automatically seize any assets held in their countries by the former president Hosni Mubarak or his family until it can be ascertained whether they are legitimate or not. Egyptian opposition groups allege that the Mubarak family, including his two sons Gamal and Ala'a, have been able to amass immense fortunes over the past 30 years through kickbacks and private deals. They fear large sums of Egypt's wealth are already hidden in overseas bank accounts and property, such as the house his son Gamal is reported to own in Belgravia. The Business Secretary Vince Cable called yesterday for countries to work together on Mr Mubarak's assets.
Taylor Phinney will target the time trial on the penultimate day of the six-day Oman trek. (Getty) SANTA ROSA, February 11, 2011 (AFP) – Reigning world individual pursuit champion Taylor Phinney of the United States will make his pro road cycling debut next week at the Tour of Oman, the BMC Racing Team announced Friday.
Phinney Set for Pro Debut at Tour of Oman | This Just In
A scientist at Colorado State University has developed a way to make everyday plants one of the first lines of defense in the war on terror. L ab work currently underway makes green plants turn white if they detect explosive, biological or chemical weapons in their environment. Imagine someone walking by these plants in an airport with hidden explosives -- and the plants changing color to alert security. Professor June Medford and fellow scientists on the campus of Colorado State University are now working with the U.S. Departments of Defense and Homeland Security to develop high-tech plants for use in airports and other public areas. "We actually modify the seed," Medford told Fox News, "and then it's a trait that is stable and stays with it forever.
New Plants Can Detect Bombs by Changing Color
Rafid Ahmed Alwan al-Janabi: 'I would do whatever was possible' Link to video: Iraqi defector Curveball: 'I had to do something for my country' The defector who convinced the White House that Iraq had a secret biological weapons programme has admitted for the first time that he lied about his story, then watched in shock as it was used to justify the war. Rafid Ahmed Alwan al-Janabi, codenamed Curveball by German and American intelligence officials who dealt with his claims, has told the Guardian that he fabricated tales of mobile bioweapons trucks and clandestine factories in an attempt to bring down the Saddam Hussein regime, from which he had fled in 1995. "Maybe I was right, maybe I was not right," he said.
Defector admits to WMD lies that triggered Iraq war | World news
Seahawks | P. Manning to get a hike: pay raise to $23M or more
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Colts are keeping Peyton Manning — no matter what it costs.
February 16, 2011 | By David Haugh | In the Wake of the News For perhaps the first time in its angst-ridden history of anticipation, the Cubs organization stands within hours of spending this year waiting till next year. Wednesday's 11 a.m. deadline for the Cardinals to strike a deal with first baseman Albert Pujols or halt negotiations until after the season threatens to induce three-martini lunches all over Wrigleyville. I still believe if the Cardinals meet Pujols' terms, say, during the All-Star break with a 10-year, $300 million offer that figures to keep him in St. Louis and thrill a baseball city, he would sign it.
Albert Pujols: If Albert Pujols gets to market, Chicago Cubs shouldn't worry about the money - chicagotribune.com
