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It seems that, more than any other president in recent history, Barrack Obama provided inspiration for numerous books attacking him and his policies.

After the death of his father, Kim Jong-Il, Workers Party of North Korea proclaimed his son, Kim Jong-Un as the "Great Successor" and new leader of the country. Very little is known of this young man and even his birth is shrouded in mystery. It seems as most of the "facts" of his life are rumors so only time will show where if he will lead his country.

EPA asks for up to $6.8 million in penalties from motor fuel companies because they failed to do the impossible. The companies failed to mix non-existent type of bio-fuel into their gas and diesel. So now, they have to pay the fines for failing to produce a miracle.

Next time, rioters in United Kingdom could get a real bullet in the head rather than a rubber one. The British Government now wants its police authorized to fire live ammo and British Army available to replace police

Together with major Defense contractor - Raytheon, US government plans to introduce a new "non-lethal crowd control" weapon to its already rich arsenal.

According to some sources, Abdelhakim Belhadj, once the man on the CIA's most-wanted list, already took a group of several hundred Libyan rebels to Syria. It seems that Arab Spring managed to revive the old Che Guevara's idea of exporting revolutions.

GOTV (Get Out the Vote) robocalls are a valuable campaign tool for candidates who are looking for a targeted and inexpensive method to remind voters about election information. Candidates or their spokespeople can send out pre-recorded messages via phone to thousands of voters simultaneously for a fraction of what it would cost to send campaign literature through the mail. Fact is, people do really forget to vote and the United States has one of the lowest voting rates in the free world hovering around 50% at a time when many European countries average well over 80% turnouts.

An engineer proves how easy it is to smuggle metal through TSA's full-body imagers. So far, TSA keeps quiet.

The Iranian oil minister has said that he does not welcome a high oil price, calling it a threat to the country.

Tehran, YJC. Salehi says the West's recourse to talks testifies its weakness for military combat.

"The Islamic Republic of Iran insists upon its rights," he asserted, adding "We will not back down from our peaceful nuclear technology."

A senior Iranian air force commander announced that the country is producing new generation of its home-made Saeqeh (Thunderbolt) fighter jet, adding that the new aircraft will be unveiled in coming months.

Tehran, YJC. Experts are warning the Iranian government against a 40-pct. inflation as it has decided to raise fuel costs.

Former Bosnian Serb army leader Ratko Mladic lashed out at the Yugoslav war crimes tribunal on Tuesday, calling it "satanic", as he was forced to testify in the trial of political counterpart Radovan Karadzic.

Tehran, YJC. Armed Forces Staff Commander says US better pursue diplomatic ways since its military option's on-the-table-ness has grown into a joke.

Tehran, YJC. Interior minister has said that Iran will not wait for response from Pakistan, but will take action to save its soldiers.

Tehran, YJC. While Turkey is trying via international arbitration to get Iranian gas for less, Iran says it will agree to Turkey only if doubling export.

Tehran, YJC. Iran's nuclear chief says the IAEA will have to present real documents to justify its recent claims against Iran.