Jewish Community Urged to Exercise Caution

Toronto—B’nai Brith Canada, citing a report by the Counter Terrorism Bureau in Israel which warns of increased danger to Israeli and Jewish targets due to the upcoming anniversary of September 11 and the High Holidays, is urging members of the community and communal organizations to exercise caution.

Aruba Announces Island-wide “Little White Dress Night” Mondays This Fall

Oranjestad, Aruba – As Americans tuck away their white clothes and replace them with dark fall colors, the Aruba Tourism Authority keeps white in season year-round with the Sept. 2 launch of “Little White Dress Night” on the One happy island. Starting Labor Day 2013, and every Monday this fall, Aruba’s hottest bars, restaurants and nightclubs will offer exclusive specials and offers to all visitors donning white.

Forget Defense of Islam--America Must Be Wise in War, or Court Ruin

Americans are always on the verge of leaping to the defense of less fortunate souls--much to our credit. But how do we decide when pondering violent defense of others that it is genuinely in our best interest?

McCain on Today: Gee, just lobbing a few missiles over there probably won’t change anything

John McCain seems about as gung-ho to attack Syria as anyone in Congress, but even he has realized something about President Obama's proposed "limited" strike that will put "no boots on the ground."

Boehner, Cantor, and Pelosi agree - it’s time to attack Syria

Moments ago, House Speaker John Boehner, Majority Leader Eric Cantor, and Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi all emerged from a White House meeting. The topic, of course, was Syria. The verdict? They're all convinced. It's time to support President Obama's noble war against Assad.

Renewable Energy Not So Energetic

Renewable energy technologies such as wind and solar have been under development since the 1980s so it is appropriate to review progress and look into the future to see what these technologies may be able to offer.

With Wine, Emotion Matters

Wine enthusiasts are always looking for an experience that's completely arresting -- a wine that stops you in your tracks, makes the room go silent, and just pulls you into the glass.

Obama’s ‘Goldilocks’ strike on Syria

President Obama surprised friends and foes alike with his announcement in the middle of Labor Day weekend that he would attack Syria, but ask Congress for approval first. Even more surprising is the idea that anyone – friends, foes or Congress – would take seriously his Goldilocks-like strike plan, with its promise of “not too much, not too little, just right” amounts of death and destruction somehow calibrated to punish Hafez Assad for using chemical weapons, but not defeat him.

No one shows for Ohio gun control rally, it turns into a pro-2nd Amendment rally

New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's "Mayors Against Illegal Guns" group likes to bill its goals as "common sense" reforms that will reduce the number of illegal guns in American cities. In reality, the whole "illegal" part is just there to make it sound more palatable. It's just another gun control outfit that sees all gun ownership as the problem, and it organizes events around the country where it presses for legislation that will curtail the 2nd Amendment.

Vladimir Putin slaps President Obama with an oddly coherent message about Syria

Before we get started, let's just be clear. Putin's an old-school, ex-KGB, hardliner. He's no hero. He's a staunch Assad ally, no friend to the West, and no lover of freedom. Everything he does is done in service of his own interests.

Next on Syria: Leading From Russia?

This article was originally published in Forbes. Having failed to obtain a United Nations resolution on Syria, or assemble a robust coalition of the willing, or provide the American public with any clear strategy surrounding his plans for a limited strike, President Obama is no longer leading from behind. Instead, he’ll soon be leading from Russia– where later this week, following a day in Sweden, he plans to attend an economic summit of the Group of 20, Thursday and Friday in St. Petersburg.

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This is what Obama should do about Syria

A President of the United States must be strong, resolute, trustworthy and patriotic and must be able to make and carry out quick, hard decisions in the national interest, national security being the most important national interest of all.

New Fuser Blends The Perfect Balance Of Headphone Audio & Surrounding Sounds

(Pismo Beach, California) With current technology on the market today, listening to headphones forced users into an all or nothing situation. Hear the music or audio on the headphones and not hear anyone or anything else OR continually pull the earphones out to hear voices or outside sounds. There was no way to hear both the music in stereo and outside sounds with any clarity or quality until now.

The Chemical Attack in Syria: Different from Other Aggression against Civilians in the Civil War

Israel and abroad are criticizing him for this decision, noting that over 110,000 people, most of them civilians, have already been killed in the Syrian civil war, and the US took no military action whatsoever to stop the slaughter. They assert that there is no reason why the fact that civilians on the outskirts of Damascus were killed with chemical weapons should change the attitude toward the war, when it makes no difference to the dead and their families what killed them.

Obama Projects Indecision on Syria:  American and International Dimensions

The Congressional approval President Barack Obama requested on August 31, 2013 for limited military involvement in Syria sets a critical precedent, and raises several legal issues as well as questions about the posture of the United States in the Middle East.

Countdown to Obamacare Exchanges

While America was resting from its labors, the countdown to Obamacare began.

British Royal Mail strike threat over privatization plans

The term strike, as in workers refusing to work, should probably no longer be classified as news but should instead appear in the lifestyle section of a newspaper since this appears to be a normal way of doing business for unions. Once again postal workers in the UK are threatening to engage in such a lifestyle in response to plans by the British government to sell off the Post Office to private interests.

Let the Government Shutdown

The budget battle, and the GOP desire to defund Obamacare, has met at a crossroads in Washington. . . and it brings back memories of budget battles of the nineties, between the Republican dominated Congress and President Bill Clinton.

Whose fault is it no one supports Obama on Syria? George W. Bush, of course

We look at facts and see a clear distinction between two situations. When George W. Bush believed it was necessary to invade Iraq, he asked for a congressional resolution authorizing the attack, and he got it. Hillary Clinton, John Kerry and Joe Biden were among the senators who voted to authorize Bush's action. He went to the United Nations Security Council and got a 9-7 vote in favor, but that wasn't enough because the French and the Russians used their veto power. Still, he got a majority.