(Seattle Post-Intelligencer) Four uniformed police officers were shot and killed in Pierce County Sunday morning in a coffee shop as they worked on their laptop computers, authorities said ...

(Washington Times) President Obama's pending decision to send thousands of additional troops to Afghanistan weighs heavily on U.S. forces already on the ground ...

(WorldNetDaily.com) A House Republican leader is battling Britain's ban of Michael Savage, urging Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in a letter today to use her position to press the U.K. ...

(MichaelSavage.com) "I urge you to use all diplomatic tools at your disposal to press the United Kingdom to remove Michael Savage from the list" ...

(MichaelSavage.com) Michael Savage was the first victim, but others – maybe even you – will soon follow. Fighting back can work, and it must be done! ... Over 56,000 signers to date!

(Live Science) Most prophets of doom come from a religious perspective, though the secular crowd has caused its share of scares as well. One thing the doomsday scenarios tend to share in common: They don't come to pass ...

(New York Post) It was dueling directors on Thanksgiving at the Waverly Inn, with Martin Scorsese and Oliver Stone eating turkey with their families and friends crammed into two nearby tables for 10 ...

(Associated Press) Roman Polanski is expected to trade the confines of a Swiss jail for house arrest in a luxury chalet with a view of the Alps, where he will await a Swiss decision whether to extradite him ...

(Los Angeles Times) The Internal Revenue Service has filed a federal tax lien against Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger for nearly $80,000, public records show ...

(APB) In June 2009, the CAHP received a surprisingly generous contribution to the CAHP Widows & Orphans' Trust Fund ...

(WorldNetDaily) While hand-wringing continues among Secret Service officials over an alleged gate-crashing of a state dinner, Michaele and Tareq Salahi had met with Barack Obama previously ...

(Associated Press) Iran's parliament passed a law on Sunday earmarking $20 million to support militant groups opposing the West and investigate alleged U.S. and British plots against the Islamic Republic ...

(Golf.com) There is one thing — and only one thing — that we know for certain: It was not a happy Thanksgiving for Tiger Woods. When Woods was involved in a late-night, one-car accident ...

(New York Post) Rachel Uchitel gets into a car in front of her home in New York. The National Enquirer published a story alleging that Tiger Woods had been seeing the New York night club hostess ...

(Washington Times) Rep. Alan Grayson, Florida Democrat, is trying to make it easier to prevent Senate filibusters, arguing that President George W. Bush got better treatment than President Obama ...

(WorldNetDaily) A program proposed at the University of Minnesota would require exams of teacher candidates on "white privilege" as well as "re-education" for those who hold the "wrong" views ...

(Associated Press) An American man wanted in the United States on terrorism charges has been sentenced in China for manufacturing drugs, a court official said Saturday ...

(Associated Press) Swiss voters overwhelmingly approved a ban on minarets, barring construction of the mosque towers in a vote that put Switzerland at the forefront of backlash ...

(New York Post) You can't keep a bad man down. Benjamin Doctor, 53, has been convicted 134 times on misdemeanor offenses - but he's walking the streets, free as a repeatedly released jailbird ...

(New Yorker) "What he gives those listeners is one of the most addictive programs on radio, and one of the least predictable" ...

(New York Post) It's been an inexplicable phenomenon for decades: a remote Brazilian village full of blond-haired, blue-eyed twins. Dozens and dozens of twins, all with clean-cut Aryan features ...