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American Issues Project Calls Out Obama's Request of the DOJ

A conservative group is fighting back against Barack Obama's request to the Department of Justice to investigate the group by stressing the impact of government and its agencies |used to protect presidential candidates from citizens' speech."

In the Media by Maggie M. Thornton - 13 comments

American Issues Project Launches William Ayers Attack Ad Against Barack Obama

The American Issues Project is a conservative outside group and is launching a $2.8 million ad campaign against Barack Obama which highlights Obama's ties with a former member of the Weatherman group, William Ayers.

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Violent Storms Forecasted for Midwest

Forecasters issued a severe weather warning for an area spanning from Minnesota to Texas. Tornadoes, heavy winds and baseball sized hail are projected for late Saturday afternoon.

Parents of American 'Spy' Held by Iran Issue Tearful Plea

The parents of an American ex-Marine who could face the death sentence in Iran for alleged espionage have released an emotional video statement about their son, an apparent plead for mercy for their "typical American boy."

Suarez & Dalglish issue apologies

Liverpool striker Luis Suarez and manager Kenny Dalglish apologise for the handshake row against Manchester United after the direct intervention of the club's American owners.

Stamp honours ex-slave as Alberta pioneer

Canada Post is issuing new stamps to mark Black History Month, including one that honours a former American slave who became a pioneer of Alberta's ranching industry.

FBI Warns of Homegrown Violence After Afghan Massacre

Federal authorities have issued a warning there could be "acts of violence" in the homeland sparked by the recent massacre of 16 civilians in Afghanistan allegedly by an American soldier.