I wanted to call this post "Back to Normal," but Iraq hasn't seen normal in so many decades that nobody there remembers what "normal" is. Nevertheless, today's news out of Anbar shows that things continue to improve.
Many of us here in the news room watched on Friday as the American embassy in Serbia was burning. Serbs angered by Kosovo's announcement of independence rampaged through the streets and took out their aggression on the embassy. It doesn't look like the instability in the region is going to change anytime soon. It's being fueled by leaders in the region.
Hillary Clinton made her 700 Club debut today. No, No, she's not the new host or even the substitute host. Rather, I had the chance to interview her and here is my piece that aired on The 700 Club this morning. You can watch it by clicking on the play button above.
You know Hillary Clinton wants to come out and just trash Barack Obama on his foreign policy experience. But she also knows that isn't what a good Democrat does because if Obama is the nominee, the Republicans will have a field day with those comments. Still, clearly she is making a subtle and at times, not so subtle pitch that she has what it takes when it comes to national security experience. She's going to have to leave it to others to investigate and indeed The Associated Press delivers thi
The well respected Pew Forum is out with a very revealing religious landscape survey. Read from Reuters below:
I'm hard at work here in the DC bureau putting our finishes touches on the Hillary Clinton piece that will run tomorrow, Tuesday February 26th, on The 700 Club.
There were a couple thoughts and impressions I took away after interviewing Hillary Clinton Sunday in Rhode Island.
Anti-Semitism is global and growing. That's one of the themes of a conference conducted today in Jerusalem. Israel's Foreign Ministry hosted the conference called "Global Forum on Combating Anti-Semitism."The Forum brought experts from around the world to discuss this ominous phenomenon.
Beijing might be famous for many things, like Peking Duck, the Forbidden City, and Great Wall of China nearby, but clean air is not one of them. In fact, if anything, air pollution is probably one of the city's achilles heels, especially as the eve of the Olympics draws nearer.
It was quite a Sunday in Rhode Island, not because it was nearly 40 degrees in February, but because I held a really nice, substantive interview with Sen. Hillary Clinton.