Articles, tagged with "condemnation", page 1

The constitution of the United States believes that every property privately owned by individuals first belonged to the Government. With respect to this train of thought the Government believes that it has the right to buy back the same property from an i...

Columbia University, in New York City, is outgrowing its Morningside Heights campus. It is ready to expand - north into West Harlem. Expanding the school will add more buildings, laboratories, and green areas that are open to the public. There is just...

This Is It basically contains footage of the concert that never was, the concert that was to begin shortly after his sudden death this summer. In a previous article, I wrote about the untimely death of Michael Jackson and the ambivalent feelings I had....

The stalled six-party talks over the denuclearization of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) is expected to resume early next year, local media Yonhap News Agency said on Tuesday, citing unnamed government sources. "The six-party talk...

Identity fraud has already cost the UK economy £1.7 billion and every security expert I know is certain this figure is going to rise significantly. Identity fraud theft is one of the fastest growing crimes in the UK. Internet business scams and Nigeri...

For the first time in our nation’s history, we have an impassioned feminist at the helm of United States Foreign Policy. Her name is Hillary Rodham Clinton. Following her confirmation hearing for the post of Secretary of State, Clinton’s thoug...