Noteworthy Headlines

U.S. Divorce Rate Lowest Since 1970
The rate peaked at 5.3 divorces per 1,000 people in 1981. It's 3.6 currently.

Tony Blair Resigns

Global Warming: Not the End of the World as We Know It
Biologist Reichholf: "Personally, I'm even looking forward to a milder climate. But it will also not pose any major problems for mankind as a whole."

Putin Likens America's Foreign Policy to Third Reich

Peretz: 'I was Not told Army was Under-Trained'
He had also claimed no one told him there were Hezbollah missiles in Lebanon even though this prophetic chart has been posted at IRIS for 11 years.

Olmert: Halutz told me Army was Ready
This is sounding reminiscent of the post-apple eating inquiry in the Garden of Eden

Benchmarks for a Bloodbath, by Evelyn Gordon
"US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is not purposely trying to destroy all of Israel's hard-won security gains of the last five years. But if she were, she could hardly have improved on her new benchmark proposal."

Jihadists planned Copenhagen bomb because of Muhammad Cartoons
The plotters were based on a mosque

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