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Defense Secretary Gates: Libya not in 'national vital interest'

Speaking on ABC's 'This Week' on Sunday, US Defense Secretary Robert Gates admitted that the US-led military intervention into Libya's civil war was not in America's 'national vital interest.'

In the Media by Michael Krebs

Russia demands ceasefire in Libya, allies disorganized

As the US-led coalition continued to strike targets across Libya, and the future allied leadership of the military operation did not appear clear, Russia stepped up its demands for an immediate ceasefire.

In the Media by Michael Krebs - 1 comment

Gates: 'enormous consequences' in overturning ban on gays

After a judge ordered the US military cease implementing its don't-ask-don't-tell policy on discharging gay personnel, US Defense Secretary Robert Gates said the reversal would have "enormous consequences."

In the Media by Michael Krebs

Gates hails progress in polio fight in Nigeria's north

Microsoft founder Bill Gates on Sunday hailed progress in efforts to reduce polio cases in the northern Nigerian state of Kano, describing it as victory in the global fight against the epidemic.

In the Media by Samuel Okocha - 2 comments

Sec. of Defense Gates revises 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' regulations

U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates announced changes to the military's 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' rules. Gates said the new rules provide "a greater measure of common sense and common decency." The revisions go into effect immediately.

In the Media by Kay Mathews - 4 comments

Bill Gates Plays Down China Internet Censorship

Less than two weeks after Google said it planned to uncensor its Chinese search engine in protest at attempts to break into the email accounts of human rights activists, Gates insists that Beijing's demands was just part of doing business in the country.

In the Media by Michael Squires

Bill Gates now on Twitter

It is official, Bill Gates, yes the real Bill Gates has followed the herd and joined the ranks of those who are "Tweeting" online.

In the Media by Owen Weldon

U.S. Army shrink captured after killing 12, wounding 31 Special

A U.S. Army psychiatrist, Dr. Nidal Malik Hasan is in custody after 12 were shot and 31 wounded at the base at Fort Hood, in Texas. Two Facebook pages are now asking how he should be punished. But did Hasan post a blog calling suicide bombings heroic?

Digital Journal Report by Salim Jiwa - 14 comments

Op-Ed: Obama Poster Artist Throws a Joker in the Racial Profiling Deck

According to MSNBC, LA Weekly, the SF Chronicle and the Washington Post, the mystery artist who created the sensational Obama Joker image was a racist hood-wearing Darth Cheney-like Klansman. How about a young liberal Palestinian-American Kucinich fan?

In the Media by Johnny Simpson - 22 comments

Op-Ed: Is the Black Man the White Man's Burden?

Recently the topic of race has been heightened by events in the United States surrounding police and minorities. This evokes the issue some believe the core of debate: Is the black man the white man’s burden?

In the Media by Carol Forsloff - 7 comments

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