Afghan War Grinds On, Ron Paul Stays Relevant, Oakland Cops Overreacted: P.M. Links
Afghan War Grinds On, Ron Paul Stays Relevant, Oakland Cops Overreacted: P.M. Links
- We’re not losing the war in Afghanistan —
but it’s not likely to end anytime soon. That’s according to the
Pentagon’s
latest report to Congress after more than ten years of
fighting. - Don’t count him out! Not only did Ron Paul
face off with Paul Krugman, economista a economista, but he
quietly
cleaned up delegates in Louisiana’s caucuses. - In New York City, Occupiers run up against low turnout and hecklers
during May Day protests. (HT GILMORE) - Five men, some of them self-described “anarchists,”
were arrested after allegedly conspiring to blow up a bridge
near Cleveland. The explosives at the core of the plot were
apparently under the control of an undercover FBI agent. - Police fired at and hit Scott Olsen in the course of a
military-style response to Occupy protesters, concludes an
official report looking into the Oakland Police Department’s
conduct. The federal court monitor that issued the report finds
that the department is getting worse. - As the Senate campaign in Massachusetts erupts over charges
that Elizabeth Warren fibbed by claiming to be Native American, a
genealogist
finds evidence that she has some Cherokee ancestry. Well … a
little. - To whatever extent European governments have been trying to
live within their means, many of their constituents
don’t like it, and took to the streets on May Day. - Dinosaurs may have been dying
out slowly even before the big asteroid strike.
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