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There's an irony in the fact that when Belgium laid out the month's "Programme of Work" at the U.N. Security Council, this last week was absent an agenda. Since Russia's invasion of Georgia, the diplomatic community has been rather preoccupied. The United States and Western Europe have flailed about, ultimately unable to check Russia's unabashed aggression.

The federal government's recently accelerated efforts at solving old but as yet unsolved civil rights cases is beginning to show results. Tips and reports recently received have led investigators to specific remote rural areas in Walton County, Georgia to collect new evidence. The case known through out Georgia as the Moore's Ford Lynching remains unsolved after more than fifty years.

Two Russian pilots who were about to fly a Boeing 767 were arrested at Manchester Airport early today on suspicion they were drunk.
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Statement from Senator Obama on Russia’s Decision to Recognize Abkhazia and South Ossetia as Independent States“I condemn Russia’s decision to recognize Abkhazia and South Ossetia as independent states and call upon all countries of the world not to accord any legitimacy to this action.

The Russian government has agreed to allow American troops and weapons bound for Afghanistan to fly over Russian territory, providing an important new corridor for the United States military as it escalates efforts to win the eight-year-old war, officials from both sides said Friday.

The agreement, to be formally announced when President Obama visits here on Monday and Tuesday, represents one o