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Understanding State Department Travel Alerts
Tour companies are starting up trips to Egypt again while the State Department's travel warning is still in effect. In an attempt to re-start tourism business, tour operators will collect their own intelligence about whether it is safe to
‘I Am Deeply Hurt By The Grievous Situation…’Japan’s Emperor
Japan's emperor, Akihito, expressed how 'deeply concerned' he was about the worsening situation at a stricken nuclear power plant, and called on people to work together to overcome the country's worst crisis since the second world war.
Crowley Suddenly Quits as State Department Spokesman
Crowley was asked by a small group at MIT last week about allegations that Manning is being tortured and his answer was, what is being done to Manning by Defense Department officials 'is ridiculous and counter-productive and stupid,'
Alcee Hastings Accused of Sexual Harassment
Tom Fitton, Judicial Watch president, during a news conference announced the lawsuit, stated the alleged harassment took place for more than two years, and ended in early 2010 when she left a staff job with a panel- the Helsinki Commission, based in
Egypt’s New Government Expected To Be Tougher
Essam Sharaf, the newly appointed prime minister, disclosed his new cabinet while tensions heightened between pro-democracy protesters and the army in downtown Cairo.
