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Nepal’s Constituent Assembly Fails to Promulgate The Constitution

Because the Supreme Court granted the consent as an alternative, the parliamentary election would have had legal footing, only if two-third majority of CA would have agreed to do so before the expiry of its term.

What Does a Photo of a Burned-Out SUV in a Lonely AZ Desert Tell Us?

The photograph seems to tell us everything, and yet, when reading comments that Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu has made to various news organizations, I sensed something very different lingering just under the surface.

Startling Economic News Undermines Obama’s Re-Election Hopes

The race will most likely be a referendum on Obama and his policies. That is the ideal platform for Republicans to run on.

Why Does the Hatfields and McCoys’ Saga of Feuding Still Hold Water?

A major telling clue is that in the U.S. Civil War (1861-1865), West Virginia went with the Confederates and Kentucky favors the Yankees.

Why Not Connect Mickey Shunick’s Case to Other Missing Petite Blondes?

To my surprise, I saw Mickey Shunick flyers on telephone poles yesterday as I walked over to my daily lunch-stop at Whole Foods Market.

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