Archive for February 3rd, 2010
China hits back at US ‘pressure’ over trade (AFP)
AFP - China on Thursday hit back at what it called "wrongful accusations and pressure" from the United States a day after President Barack Obama vowed a tougher line towards Beijing on trade.
Intel Chief: US at Risk of Crippling Cyber Attack – FOXNews
 The Hindu | Intel Chief: US at Risk of Crippling Cyber Attack FOXNews The United States is at risk of a crippling cyber attack that could "wreak havoc" on the country, Director of National Intelligence Dennis Blair said. From left, National Counterterrorism Center Directir Michael Leiter, Director of National ... License to Kill? Intelligence Chief Says US Can Take Out American Terrorists Intel chief: Al-Qaeda likely to attempt attack US spy agencies can target Americans-official |
Blue chippers flock to Florida (AP)
AP - This much is certain at Florida: Any doubts about Urban Meyer's future with the Gators didn't hurt their recruiting one bit this year.
Brown demands to be sworn in earlier than planned (AP)
AP - Massachusetts Republican Scott Brown changed course and demanded he be sworn in to replace the late Sen. Edward M. Kennedy on Thursday, an accelerated timetable that conservatives had been clamoring for and one that Democrats quickly accepted — and had already been moving to accommodate.
Obama prescribes election plan to Democrats: Lead (AP)
AP - In a blunt election prescription for his own skittish party, President Barack Obama on Wednesday implored Democratic leaders to swing big, be honest with an angry public and expose any obstructionism by Republicans.
Gates: Don’t rush to lift ban on gays in military (AP)
AP - The United States should not rush into a change as large as repealing the ban on gays serving openly in the military without making sure the people it affects are on board, Defense Secretary Robert Gates said Wednesday.
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