May 15th, 2008 As the bad economy hits the once booming Las Vegas area, Filipino are sending less money home, holding down second jobs and tightening their belts to ride out the storm. May 15th, 2008Call it the "Jewish Davos," said Dennis Ross, one of the conference organizers and a former Middle East peace envoy, referring to the annual meetings of the ... May 15th, 2008President Bush returned to the Mideast to promote peace on Wednesday but was greeted by a Palestinian rocket attack on an Israeli shopping... May 15th, 2008JERUSALEM — President Bush put an optimistic face on fading hopes for Mideast peace Wednesday, declaring that Israel's 60-year triumph over war and tragedy shows democracy can succeed everywhere. May 15th, 2008JERUSALEM, May 14 -- Most countries mark big celebrations with music and fireworks. Here in Israel, which is celebrating its 60th anniversary, they are also celebrating with talk. May 15th, 2008Bush said there will be a day when children in the Middle East can live in peace and freedom. Olmert told Bush: "You are an unusual person. ... May 14th, 2008Bush said there will be a day when every child of the Middle East can live in peace and freedom. Olmert told Bush: "You are an unusual person. ... May 14th, 2008From a whispered conversation to a deafening rocket attack, there were fresh signs of trouble Wednesday on the perilous road toward Mideast peace. In a Casino Mentality, The Economy Goes From Bubble to Bubble - Center for Research on Globalization
May 14th, 2008
What's more, for the world as a whole, also 60 percent of oil imports come from the unstable Middle East. That's what we can call playing with fire! ... May 14th, 2008JERUSALEM (Reuters) - U.S. President George W. Bush arrives in the Middle East on Wednesday to celebrate Israel's 60th birthday and to try to energise peace efforts complicated by a corruption scandal that could topple its prime minister. May 14th, 2008U.S. President George W. Bush arrives in the Middle East on Wednesday to celebrate Israel's 60th birthday and to try to energize peace efforts complicated by a corruption scandal that could topple its prime minister. May 14th, 2008
Tim Chapman hit bottom on a trip to Reno. He had been a soldier and served in the Middle East. But after his discharge for mental health problems, he returned to his home in Manteca and started a rapid descent. He joined a gang, sold and used drugs. His wife... May 12th, 2008
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