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Paris - French President Nicolas Sarkozy announced greater autonomy for the island of Martinique, four months after the end of a six-week general strike on the Caribbean island. "I will consult the people of Martinique on the development of the institutions of their region, as the constitution allows me," Sarkozy said at a visit to the overseas department. "The people of Martinique will be able to decide freely the way they want to go," he added. Instead of the French regional elections of 2010, the politicians on the island want a... [read full story]
. . Savage Fury By Jennifer Harper November 6th, 2009 WASHINGTONTIMES.COM As a talk-radio host officially banned in Britain for “fostering hatred,” Michael Savage has unearthed a greater story from the ooze — revealed in the...
ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates (AP) - The U.S. Homeland Security secretary says she is working to prevent a possible wave of anti-Muslim sentiment after the shootings at Fort Hood in Texas. Janet Napolitano says her agency is...
by: Babak November 08, 2009 | about: This week the sentiment data brings a very intriguing turn of events so let’s get started: Sentiment Surveys The star this week is the ever so humble and common AAII weekly survey of US...
