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Most popular news on 5 November 2007 |
At least 8 killed in small plane crash in Brazil
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History-making female wrestler dies at 84
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King Tut mummy on display for first time
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13-year-old in alleged teacher-student liaison is illegal immigrant
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Brian Williams gets goofy on 'SNL'
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Strike looms as Hollywood writers, studios hold final talks
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Commentary: No time for dictatorship
I have long claimed that the rise of extremism and militancy in Pakistan could not happen without support from elements within the current administration. My return to my country poses a threat to the forces of extremism that have thrived under a dictatorship. They want to stop the restoration of democracy at any price. They have exploited a poor, desperate, and powerless people and allowed extremists the right environment in which to flourish.
Pakistani PM: State of emergency to last 'as long as necessary'
Pakistan will be under a state of emergency for "as long as it is necessary," Pakistani Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz said Sunday, a day after Pervez Musharraf suspended the constitution and widened his powers as president and military chief.
Setting back clocks can be a killer
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Cheap date -- what to do?
Anna Hake, 24, and her boyfriend were hunting for some interesting -- and inexpensive -- ways to spend time together. Their solution: making a date to attend the Folsom Street Fair in San Francisco, touted as the world's largest showcase for S&M products and culture.
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