Utah Shook by Largest Earthquake in 75 years

The strongest earthquake in more than 75 years struck Utah early Thursday night. The magnitude 4.9 quake shook parts of the Beehive State at 5:59 p.m. Mountain time (4:49 p.m. Pacific), according to the University of Utah’s Earthquake Information Center. No injuries, and only minor damage, were reported by the Deseret News. The quake’s epicenter was eight kilometers northeast of Randolph, Utah. Randolph,...

US Religious Right Concedes Defeat

Editors Note- The defeat is only temporary, if you read the back of The Book, ultimately we win… Leading evangelicals have admitted that their association with George W. Bush has not only hurt the cause of social conservatives but contributed to the failure of the key objectives of their 30-year struggle. James Dobson, 72, who resigned recently as head of Focus on the Family – one of the largest Christian groups...

Cheney Warns Of Catastrophic Attacks Under New Pol...

Former Vice President Dick Cheney warned that there is a “high probability” that terrorists will attempt a catastrophic nuclear or biological attack in coming years, and said he fears the Obama administration’s policies will make it more likely the attempt will succeed. In an interview Tuesday with Politico, Cheney unyieldingly defended the Bush administration’s support for the Guantanamo Bay prison and coercive...

Israel Ready to Strike Iran

Informed sources in Washington tell Newsmax that Israel indeed will launch a strike against Iran’s nuclear facilities soon – possibly in just days as President George W. Bush prepares to leave office. The reason: The time clock has begun to run out. Iran is close to acquiring a nuclear device under the control of its radical president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Mohamed...

President Bush – Situation Could Have Been W...

U.S. President George Bush said Monday President-elect Barack Obama hasn’t asked him to seek the second half of the funds designated for economic recovery. “I don’t intend to make the request” for $350 billion of the $700 billion package approved to help unfreeze credit markets unless Obama asks, Bush said in a wide-ranging, candid and final news conference of his presidency. Bush said he and Obama,...