Chinese Military hacked into Pentagon Computer Network
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The Chinese military hacked into a Pentagon computer network in June in the most successful cyber attack on the US defense department, say American officials.

Sheriff’s across nation ponder illegal alien crimes and detention
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Sheriff Jim Pendergraph first noticed the changes in his jail population early in the decade, as illegal immigrants from Mexico and other Latin American countries poured into Charlotte and elsewhere in Mecklenburg County, N.C. More than 300,000 criminal aliens are expected to be held in local jails this year, according to a forecast last year by the Department of Homeland Security’s inspector general. In addition, criminal aliens constitute more than a fourth of the inmates in federal prisons.

Katrina boondoggle needs to end
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“At some point, state and local officials and individuals have got to step up to the plate and take some initiative,” said Tancredo. “The mentality that people can wait around indefinitely for the federal taxpayer to solve all their worldly problems has got to come to an end.” says Colorado Congressman and Presidential hopeful, Tom Tancredo.

European Governments now embracing Americanism
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Now the tables have turned again. From Iberia to the Russian border, European governments are rebuilding transatlantic bridges. Remarkably, the continent's political elites are embracing pro-Americanism. The biggest new supporters of America are France and Germany.

Russia to quadruple military spending
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Earlier this month Sergei Ivanov, the hawkish Russian defense minister seen as a possible successor to Mr. Putin when he stands down next year, announced an eight-year $100 billion military upgrade.

Public School – Can’t have Bibles
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ADF attorneys filed a friend-of-the-court brief Wednesday in support of a parent barred from reading the Bible in her child’s classroom as part of a school assignment where parents were invited to read their child’s favorite book. The child, a kindergarten student, asked his mother to read from the Bible as part of a Social Studies assignment that had no content restrictions. On May 31, a federal district court sided with the school, and the case is now on appeal.

Islamic Students indicted in Florida
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Two Egyptian students at the University of South Florida were indicted Friday for carrying explosive materials across states lines and one of them was charged with teaching the other how to us

Senator Warner to retire
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Republican Sen. John Warner of Virginia, one of the most authoritative voices in Congress on the military and a key figure in the debate over Iraq, said Friday he will not seek a sixth term in 2008.

Islamic Fascists Website teach terrorism
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Although the U.S. government and much of the press still look for an al-Qaida connection before referring to domestic mayhem committed by Muslims as "terrorism," Islamist websites are teaching the opposite: There's no need for al-Qaida, Osama bin Laden or any other terror group or leader – just the dedicated Muslim and his "gun and bullet."

Study – Thinking about God makes us better citizens
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In a study to be published in the September issue of Psychological Science journal, researchers investigated how thinking about God and notions of a higher power influenced positive social behaviour, specifically cooperation with others and generosity to strangers.

Thompson’s Fit and ready to go – Announcement on Leno
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“You look at my voting record on taxes, regulations, national security, abortion-related issues and guns,” Thompson said. “By any measure, I’ve got a conservative voting record and I think those are the principles our country was founded on.”