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America, the world's most powerful economy is reeling the impact of the costs of its recent war against terror. The costs of the war is reaching a saturation point and is estimated at an overarching figure of about $2.4 trillion (Rs.960,000 crore)....

Just two months and not a day more. Talks of pulling out of American troops from Iraq have been gaining momentum since last year and now the anti-war bandwagon has run out of patience. US President George W Bush has long been advocating the...

Having got of to a great start and till a year ago considered the top contender, John McCain campaign has melted down fast. It's also a classic case of hype imploding in your face. Of the $ 44 million raised for funding the campaign, $ 42 million...

Other than the likelihood of Michael Bloomberg entering the fray and Hillary Clinton, a strong contender for the Democratic nomination, the third New Yorker in the fray is Rudy Guliani, considered not just the 9/11 crisis manager but so far the ...

He is young and though a freshman, Senator Barack Obama is a serious contender for the top job in the country. The Howard University debate in Washington may not have brought out clarity about how the democratic presidential candidates would go...

Hillary Clinton has warded of serious competition for the Democrat nomination, so far. Barack Obama, John Edwards, Bill Richardson and other democrats in the fray for the nomination have not been able to match here fund raising campaigns. Its...

As the death toll of innocent Iraqis, on an account of the 'war against terror' led by the US and coalition forces, is increasing day by day, voices have been raised against the US president George Bush and the British Prime Minister Tony Blair, the...

In 1999, Bush put forward his mind on the question of adoption of a baby by same sex parents, and his clear answer then was 'The question is whether I'm for gay adoption. And the answer is, I'm not.' After so many years, his opinion on this issue is...

In an important administrative development in the United States, the Senate panel has given approval on the name of Robert Gates, 63 to be as the next defense secretary of the US. President George Bush has selected him as the replacement of Donald.

Here is another tape came out from Al-Qaeda that threatened US. The tape said that US President George Bush's conduct of war has been rejected at the recent polls. It further challenged US troops to wait and face more bloodshed in the country. Abu.