By Steve Holland Steve Holland 
 
CHICAGO (Reuters) – Sen. Hillary Clinton emerged on Thursday as a candidate to be U.S. secretary of state for Barack Obama, months after he defeated her in an intense contest for the Democratic presidential nomination.
Putting Clinton, wife of former President Bill Clinton, in the position could help heal whatever lingering divisions [...]

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Khadija Abdul Qahaar formerly known as Beverly Giesbrecht was reportedly kidnapped in Pakistan November 11 2008.
Khadija Abdul Qahaar was known as Beverly Giesbrecht before her conversion to Islam post 9/11.
 
OTTAWA (AFP) - A Canadian journalist was abducted this week in Pakistan’s northern tribal region while gathering materials for a documentary, media said Thursday, days after [...]

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Street vendors watch as a UN peacekeepers’ tank makes its way past a UN mission in the DR Congo (MONUC) base at Kiwanja, about 80 kilometres (50 miles) north of Goma. Rebels in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo swept to the outskirts of a strategic crossroads town Thursday where hundreds of government troops and UN [...]

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By Kari Kliman,
USA
Newport Beach, CA-This evening  an event was held in Newport Beach California to bring awareness to the public of the works of a Biotech Company who are developing
testing kits for a variety of Illnesses. 
Professor George Luchiri Wajackoyah is working with Early Detect, Inc, (owners of Sherman Biotech) who are developing and manufacturing a [...]

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By Matt Frei
BBC News, Washington
Imagine if John McCain had beaten Barack Obama.
Apart from disbelief among Democrats and bullet-dodging relief among Republicans, the world’s public opinion would probably have come to the conclusion that America was too racist to elect a black President.
Now, a different question is being asked in Berlin, Paris and London: are WE [...]

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