Syria Has Much to Gain From Annapolis
FOX News - Ibrahim al-Darraji, a professor of international law at Damascus University, noted that Syria held direct talks with Israel in the past and “its relations with Iran were very good and close and this did not change.” “Syria is not going to give

NPS Retirees: LBJ National and State Historical Parks Legacy in
Forbes - CNPSR members now strive to apply their credibility and integrity as they speak out for national park solutions that uphold law and apply sound science. The Coalition counts among its members: former national park directors and deputy directors

World Jewish Congress leaders meet with Hungarian prime minister
International Herald Tribune - The new legislation, which some criticized as putting excessive limits on free speech, has yet to be signed into law by President Laszlo Solyom. Solyom earlier this month referred the legislation to the Constitutional Court because parts of it may be

Last resort and the letter of the law
Philadelphia Inquirer - America has always prided itself as “a nation of laws, not men,” where the rules that bind society matter more than a person’s title, economic standing, or who knows whom. What recourse is there, then, when the scales of justice seem out of whack

Woodson seeks U-M revival
Detroit News - We got to get somebody in there who can lay down the law and tell these guys we have to start with the little things first to get better,” he said. “We will get back to where we are supposed to be. “It was time for him (Carr) to leave and that is how

States Crack Down on Sanctuary Cities for Illegal Immigrants
FOX News - Some states are threatening to take away funding from cities that offer help to illegal immigrants and don’t cooperate with federal immigration control officials. Sanctuary cities, as they are known, have lax immigration law enforcement policies