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also, why in the world does the united states find itself number one on a top-10 list with yemen, iraq, and serbia? ill explain. but first, heres my take. mitt romney has picked a bad time to launch an attack on barack obamas foreign policy. as he was speaking to the annual gathering of the veterans of foreign wars this week, charging obama with weakness, betrayal, and man dacity. theres a new poll on. handling foreign policy, americans prefer obama to romney by a whopping 15 points....

able to get the russians to help out in ousting assad. and what the heck is a higgs bozon and why should you care that astronauts found it? americas favorite astro physicist, neil degrasse tyson will explain it all. first, heres my take -- america has had one more bad month for jobs. 80,000 created last month. this seems a depressing piece of a pattern. over the last two decades, u.s. economic recoveries have tended to be slow and jobless. in every recession from 1948 to 1990, jobs...

suffering? that is what my guest says. he is the head of the main syrian opposition group and is just back from moscow. well ask him whether he was able to get the russians to help out in ousting assad. and what the heck is a higgs bozon and why should you care that astronauts found it? neil degrasse tyson will explain it all. first, heres my take -- america has had one more bad month for jobs. only 8,000 created -- 80,000 created last month. this seems a depressing piece of a patt...

revolutionary biometric id for every one of indias citizens. >> also, the housing bubble caused the crash. will a coming housing boon finally power this anemic recovery? >> first, heres my take. what to do about syria? western military intervention looked fraught with difficulties. but the situation on the ground is a humanitarian nightmare and is creating greater instability by the week. i have been persuaded they might be a path forward. the pressures on bashar al assads regime are m...

discuss all this. then we go overseas to egypts election of muhammad morsi. what can we expect from an islamist president? two of the top egypt experts tell us. next, how do you count and catalog 1.2 billion people? ill ask the man creating a revolutionary biometric i.d. for every one of indias citizens. also, the housing bubble caused the crash. will the coming housing boom finally power this anemic recovery? first, heres my take. what to do about syria. western military inter...

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which appears to hope that syrias president assad will negotiate his own departure, seems utterly doomed. instead, america, the western world, indeed, the civilized world should attempt to dislodge the assad regime. but is there a smart way to do it? for a number of reasons military intervention is unlikely to work well in syria. unlike in, say, libya, syria is not a vast country with huge stretches of land where rebels can retreat, hide, and be resupplied. syria is roughly one-tenth t...

syrian dissidents telling "the new york times" they were electrical workers who refused to end their protest strike against the government. if that is true, along with the manner of killing it strongly suggests either government forces or pro-government militias were responsible. there of course is no such thing as absolute proof of that, or who was responsible for the slaughter of dozens and dozens of children that took place in houla on friday. they both fit a pattern. today, british...

if that is true, along with the manner of killing it strongly suggests either government forces or pro-government militias were responsible. there of course is no such thing as absolute proof of that, or who was responsible for the slaughter of dozens and dozens of children that took place in hula on friday. they both fit a pattern. today, british correspondent alex thompson bravely got in to hula to speak with the survivors of that atraussty. we said this last night, it bears repeatin...

dissidents saying they were electrical workers who refused to end their protest strike against the government. if that is true, along with the manner of killing it strongly suggests either government forces or pro-government militias were responsible. there of course is no such thing as absolute proof of that, or who was responsible for the slaughter of dozens and dozens of children that took place in houla on friday. alex thompson bravely got in to h houla. we said this last night, it...