The Four Children Who Tormented , the 68-Year-Old Bus Monitor Karen Klein, Will Each Receive 1 Years Suspension From School.

  The four middle school students from Greece, New York, caught on camera verbally abusing and tormenting a 68-year-old  bus monitor have been suspended for a year and will be required to complete 50 hours of community service, school district officials said Friday. Recorded by a student with a cell phone camera on what was the second-to-last day […]

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Starving Greeks queue for food in their thousands as debt-wracked country finally forms a coalition government…

    Greece is Hoping to have an effective government after the last set of elections has hopefully ended the political stalemate.    Long lines form as people desperately seeking food handouts from Crete’s farmers wait their turn.   Greek citizens desperate for food queued around the block for free food handouts yesterday as the country’s politicians managed […]

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Humanitarian Intervention: Whom to Protect, Whom to Abandon

Death and taxes are always with us, and so are arguments about whether nations ever have the right or duty to intervene in the affairs of others. The case for “humanitarian intervention,” under a variety of names, has been asserted at least since the great powers threw their weight behind Greece’s struggle for independence in the 1820s, but in its modern form was developed during the Wars of the Yugoslav Succession, when it appeared to many that armed force was the only way to end terrible atrocities.

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Pakistan foils suicide terror plot

Pakistani forces in the last month foiled a planned attack on the parliament building, the intelligence agency and other federal institutions, the country’s interior minister told CNN Sunday. More than 600 firefighters and soldiers — aided by residents — used whatever was at their disposal to bring the blaze under control as the flames inched closer to the capital from the northeast edges of the city

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Arsenal draw Celtic in Champions League

Arsenal will face Celtic in a mouthwatering all-British tie later this month to decide who reaches the Champions League group stage. Scottish side Celtic went into the final qualifying round with a superb 2-0 away win over Dinamo Moscow earlier this week, overturning a 1-0 deficit from the first leg. Arsenal, who reached the semifinals of the Champions League last season where they lost to Manchester United, will be favorites to go through, but according to their former striker Charlie Nicholas, who also played for the Celtic, they will not be relishing the task

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