Sunnis
MOST RECENT
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Iraq's al-Qaida claims 2 deadly attacks on Shiites
… conflict five years ago that was close to all-out civil war. And now, there are no American troops to act as a buffer between Sunnis and Shiites. A statement by al-Qaida's Islamic State of Iraq on Monday said "Sunni heroes of heroes" infiltrated Shiite …
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Bahrain boils as uprising nears 1-year mark
… with crossed staffs. Pro-government Sunnis adorn their cars with bumper sticks mixing ..... nation about 70 percent Shiites, but with Sunnis in firm control of all policies and security ..... for years have granted citizenship to Sunnis from the Arab world and South Asia and …
Audio & Video
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Cover Up?Gov. Deval Patrick downplayed the irregularities between Lt. Gov Tim Murray’s initial account of his car crash and the black box data that revealed he had a speed of 108 miles per hour and wasn’t wearing a seat belt after the Lt. Governor claimed he was belted and was operating at the speed limit. Howie thinks there was a cover up.
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Is Ron Paul under the Political Microscope?With Ron Paul up near the top of the Iowa polls it seems that more people are taking a closer at his past and bringing up negative stories on him. Is it Ron Paul's turn under the political microscope?
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Who won the Iraq war? Obama, of course.Congressman Hunter says Obama should not be taking a bow. He opposed the war, and now he is taking credit for the victory.
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Businessman vs Political philosopher-washington insider.
In their talking points today Mitt Romney's campaign sent to their congressional allies the former governor's campaign outlines which shows their coming offensive as businessman vs political philosopher-washington insider. Guest host Col. David Hunt thought Mitt could beat Newt.
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Avi Nelson - Death of GaddafiJust this past Thursday, Muammar Gaddafi was captured and shot dead by Libyan forces. Avi discusses the ramifactions of this and takes your calls on the subject.
Pages & Blogs
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McCain's Editorial
… Even more heartening has been progress that’s not measured by the benchmarks. More than 90,000 Iraqis, many of them Sunnis who once fought against the government, have signed up as Sons of Iraq to fight against the terrorists. Nor do they measure …
