The Red Brigades, very active in the 1970s, have assassinated several senior Italian public figures in recent years. Fifteen alleged members of the communist organization's members were arrested and jailed three months ago, reported the Glasgow Sunday Herald.

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A record 18,000 people took off their clothes to pose for U.S. photographic artist Spencer Tunick on Sunday in Mexico City's Zocalo square, the heart of the ancient Aztec empire.

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Conservative Nicolas Sarkozy has won the hotly-contested French presidential election, according to early results.

With three quarters of votes counted, Mr Sarkozy has 53%, compared with 47% for socialist Segolene Royal, and turnout is put at 85%.

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Whenever I refer to the threat of radical Islam, I am inundated with e-mails chastising me for unjustified alarmism (that is the polite description of the missives). This week, even the esteemed and often accurate British Economist accused me, by name, of overestimating the threat and being alarmist on the topic.

Not only do I hope they are right, but I regularly monitor the news for evidence of my error; for I have long taken to heart and applied to myself the advice that Oliver Cromwell gave to the Scottish Presbyterians: "I beseech you in the bowels of Christ think it possible you may be mistaken."

Nonetheless, while Muslim attitudes across the world are dynamic, and subtle inflections of thought are not easily captured by polling, the news continues to be not encouraging.

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The tornado was estimated by some National Weather Service officials as an F4 or F5, with winds from 166 mph to more than 200 mph. The storm killed at least nine people and injured 60 others when it tore through the small rural town of about 1,600 located 110 miles west of Wichita

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The animal accused of raping his own daughter and posting videos of the abuse on the Internet was working in China as a computer adviser and used his own passport when he was arrested at the Hong Kong border, police said Friday

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The rabble are preparing to riot if/when Nicolas Sarkozy is elected today. And the European media and socialist opponent Segolene Royal are egging them on:

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Editor's Note:  I really hate calling these people on the Left 'Liberal.'  It is such a gross misnomer for the modern Leftists/ Neo-coMs in this country.  Liberal means 'open minded, progressive.'  The fact is, if the Left has had an original idea in the last 60 years it probably died of loneliness...

Talk radio is overwhelmingly right-leaning because it satisfies the public's growing appetite for alternative news and commentary to the liberal media establishment. If the Democrats don't like the opinions of Savage, Limbaugh or Hannity, then all they need to do is go to CNN, MSNBC, NPR, The New York Times or The Washington Post. There are countless outlets peddling the anti-war, anti-Bush mantras of the left.
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As expected, Ayman al-Zawahiri is ridiculing America because of the Democrats surrender bill. He also has a message for all the Iraqis that supported America, your dead, and you have the Democrats to thank for that...

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Sens. Dick Lugar (R-Ind.) and Chris Dodd (D-Conn.) have introduced the Free Flow of Information Act, which seeks to protect the public's right to information through a free press.

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The International Herald Tribune newspaper has defended its acceptance of an advertisement seeking bids for two large scale nuclear reactors in Iran…this despite growing concern over Iran's nuclear proliferation program, particularly in the light of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's repeated threats of destruction against Israel.

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This week has been another terrible one for those of us who want a society in which all races, religions and cultures mix to their mutual advantage and enrichment.

On Tuesday, five men were sentenced to life in prison for plotting to use a huge fertiliser bomb in what would have been the UK's largest mass murder.

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More teens are going under the knife than ever before.

The number of teen breast implant surgeries nationwide has tripled in the past decade and doctors say the trend is evident right here in Arkansas.

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"We haven't seen them in large numbers in L.A.," said the officer, who requested anonymity because he works in the Los Angeles Police Department's counter-terrorism bureau.

Fallen-away anarchists agreed, saying the movement has withered in the area since 2000, when its homegrown ranks were swelled by out-of-town sympathizers drawn to the convention.

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Superior Court Judge Michael Sauer had dismissed Hilton's argument that her high-powered publicist, Eliot Mintz, had misinformed her about the details of her probation.

"I don't think she was misadvised. I think she wanted to disregard," he said before issuing the sentence.

Hilton's mother, Kathy, sarcastically dismissed the judge as a publicity-seeking scoundrel, blurting out "May I have your autograph?" as he rendered his decision.

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The intent is to grant refugee status to rebels who have fought repressive governments or advanced U.S. foreign policy objectives, particularly in Southeast Asia, Africa and Latin America.

But proposed changes to immigration rules also could cover U.S. enemies such as Al Qaeda members and fighters for Hamas and Hezbollah.

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