Balanced News Blog

A former regional governor who oversaw the destruction of two massive 1,500-year-old Buddha statues during the Taliban‘s reign was elected to the Afghan parliament last month, officials said Tuesday as results from two provinces were finalized.

The Electronic Frontier Foundation says it has cracked the tracking codes embedded in Xerox Corp.‘s DocuColor color laser printers. Such codes are just one way that manufacturers employ technology to help governments fight currency counterfeiting.

Republican Candidate Bob Riley leads the gubernatorial race in Alabama, with ousted Justice Roy Moore coming in behind Democrat candidates Lucy Baxley and Don Siegelman.

President Bush‘s Supreme Court nominee, Harriet E. Miers, pledged support in 1989 for a constitutional amendment that would ban abortions except when necessary to save the life of the woman.

ABC News claims that White Supremacists started the Toledo riots, evidence clearly shows it was the counter protestors who were responsible.

Corruption is on the rise in some rich countries as well as poorer ones, research by anti-corruption watchdog Transparency International suggests.

A letter was accidentally mailed from Jeanine F. Pirro to Hillary Clinton, asking for help (donations) in unseating Hillary Clinton.

Sylvester Stallone to make a new Rocky movie

Cuba’s Parliament speaker blames the U.S. for the drowning of a Cuban boy.