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• What Did the Accused Fort Hood Shooter Say to a Jihadi Cleric?

  …States in the wake of the 9/11 attacks, settling first in England and then Yemen. While in the United States, Awlaki had preached ……terrorism investigations, including court cases in Canada, Britain , and the U.S. state of Georgia, as well as in a failed …

  By Newsweek

  11/19/2009Blogs
• Shanghai Surprise

  …While U.S. banks are reining in lines of credit, Bank of Communications—a large Shanghai-based lender in which British giant HSBC owns a large stake—is just now beginning to roll out credit cards. But the concept of buying stuff you can't pay …

  By Daniel Gross

  11/19/2009Tech and Business
• What Do Preschools Have in Common with Bridges and Airports?

  …that the Spanish and Dutch kids near airports were doing much worse compared to their peers, nationally. Compared to the British average, the kids near Heathrow were a full eight months behind in reading ability. Similar gaps have been found elsewhere …

  By Ashley Merryman

  11/19/2009Blogs
• The Prince, the PI, and the On-Again-Off-Again Lawsuit

  about alleged questionable dealings by international notables like Russian leader Vladimir Putin and Mark Thatcher, son of Britain ’s former prime minister Margaret Thatcher. While many of his claims appeared outlandish, in the brief time between the

  By Mark Hosenball

  11/18/2009Blogs
• This Week in Conservative Media: Health Rationing and Mammograms

  …That’s probably because it’s the same rationale for many of the decisions made by the government rationing boards in Britain and Canada." The post continues: “And the results speak for themselves. Where mammograms are used much more infrequently …

  By Eve Conant

  11/18/2009Blogs

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