Israel says the bombs set off in Thailand were similar to those used earlier this week against Israeli diplomats in India and Georgia. Iran has been implicated in the blasts, something Tehran denies. Israel's deputy prime minister says the attacks are all part of Iran's plan to become a super power.
Today's Takeaway: Obesity Among the Homeless, Egyptian Elections, Morgan Stanley in Hot Water, and Have College Students Stopped Studying?
Why Increased Immigration is the Solution for America's Ailing Economy
Is the Private Era in Space Officially Upon Us?
Archer Records Keeps Vinyl and Detroit's Techno Scene Alive
Today's Takeaway: Over 50 and Unemployed, Texting in Class, The Future of Yemen, and Why It's So Hard to End Poverty in America
Is the Private Era in Space Officially Upon Us?
College Students Either Studying as Hard as Ever, or Not Hard Enough
One-Third of US Homeless Population is Obese, According to New Study
Archer Records Keeps Vinyl and Detroit's Techno Scene Alive
Egypt's Youth and Today's Historic Presidential Election

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Comments [1]
Loading fuel into a reactor is not an aggressive statement! Shame on you for jumping on the saber-rattling media bandwagon trying to drag us into another war! Shame on you for using such inflammatory language! Are we not bankrupt enough, fiscally and morally?
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